Random Musings from my Game Today
It's time for another installment.
1) How do I get better quality honey? Any Sim I've had seems to find the bees always enraged, in need of mite treatment and when the honey doesn't disappear before collection by whatever mysterious mechanism, it's always poor quality.
2) How do I discover and make the other types of animal treats. We're given Friendly Treat to start but I haven't figured out more yet.
3) Should I slow down by two or four times? One week per year is possibly a touch too fast but will a full year of week-long seasons be too much of a change??
4) Why is meeting other Sims always challenging? (Part of this is my Sims get so busy they hardly leave the house for any leisure time...)
5) What job should my animal enthusiast, young adult, future spellcaster take for now? She has just inherited her families small-ish farm...
6) Is Glimmerbrook near Henford on Bagley?
7) Upgrade parts appearing on the ground near my chicken coop??
8) I can't seem to give my cat a "catnip treat", which is to say the plant which came in the seed packet...
1) How do I get better quality honey? Any Sim I've had seems to find the bees always enraged, in need of mite treatment and when the honey doesn't disappear before collection by whatever mysterious mechanism, it's always poor quality.
2) How do I discover and make the other types of animal treats. We're given Friendly Treat to start but I haven't figured out more yet.
3) Should I slow down by two or four times? One week per year is possibly a touch too fast but will a full year of week-long seasons be too much of a change??
4) Why is meeting other Sims always challenging? (Part of this is my Sims get so busy they hardly leave the house for any leisure time...)
5) What job should my animal enthusiast, young adult, future spellcaster take for now? She has just inherited her families small-ish farm...
6) Is Glimmerbrook near Henford on Bagley?
7) Upgrade parts appearing on the ground near my chicken coop??
8) I can't seem to give my cat a "catnip treat", which is to say the plant which came in the seed packet...
