Snow? Please...?
Can we at least see one snowflake? It's been 3 years... The Snow Mod doesn't work any more. I haven't even been playing as much any more because all. I. Want. Is. Seasons. At this point, I'd even b...
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Snow? At this time of year? :p
It's expected to be 39C tomorrow! I think they need to add some eggs frying on the road.
Leaving your sims outside in the cold, until they froze was always entertaining in the past.
I have a memory of toddlers eating snow, might have been from ts3, cute and silly.
Sunburn and heat exhaustion were almost as entertaining as freezing your sims.
Laying in the sun to get a tan was cheaper than the tanning booth, but had the risk of sunburn.
Splashing in puddles, and playing in leaves. Burning leaves. Mopping up the puddles on the lawn. These are entertaining things from past editions of the game.
As someone who lives where it never snows, having it in the game is a bit of a fantastical novelty, while the summery stuff is a nice dash of realism.
It's expected to be 39C tomorrow! I think they need to add some eggs frying on the road.
"RiotLily;c-16230599" wrote:
I'm new-ish to S4. I'm intrigued with the idea of seasons; and I've seen several posts from players asking to have them added. Please, help me understand the attraction. What would seasons do for your game? (not the litany of things the pack would include, but what you like about them and how you'd use them)
Leaving your sims outside in the cold, until they froze was always entertaining in the past.
I have a memory of toddlers eating snow, might have been from ts3, cute and silly.
Sunburn and heat exhaustion were almost as entertaining as freezing your sims.
Laying in the sun to get a tan was cheaper than the tanning booth, but had the risk of sunburn.
Splashing in puddles, and playing in leaves. Burning leaves. Mopping up the puddles on the lawn. These are entertaining things from past editions of the game.
As someone who lives where it never snows, having it in the game is a bit of a fantastical novelty, while the summery stuff is a nice dash of realism.
