Welcome Wagon is kinda bothersome.
Am I the only one who doesn't like the Welcome Wagon coming over after you move your Sims in? Honestly, I don't want to feel obligated to talk to the neighbors. And also, making friends in the game sp...
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I had some amusement yesterday. The Sims in my little asylum for the insane got attacked by a vampire, Victor Feng, so I needed to sort things out.
I moved Victor and his wife, Lily, onto the empty lot next door to the asylum and placed a high fence around Victor, having first made sure that he couldn't turn into a bat and fly away.
The Sun had just sorted him out when about half of the inmates from next door turned up, oh what a comfort for the grieving Lily.
She told them all to bog off because I was anxious to put her back in her swanky apartment.
What a result for one of the inmates, though. He got to keep the fruitcake, which he loved. On top of that he's really creepy and annoying and he doesn't socialise much with the others. They tend to ignore him or go away if he turns up at the table looking for a chat.
Now, however, he has someone to phone if he gets lonely. Poor Lily, as if it wasn't bad enough being married to a vampire and then widowed...
I moved Victor and his wife, Lily, onto the empty lot next door to the asylum and placed a high fence around Victor, having first made sure that he couldn't turn into a bat and fly away.
The Sun had just sorted him out when about half of the inmates from next door turned up, oh what a comfort for the grieving Lily.
She told them all to bog off because I was anxious to put her back in her swanky apartment.
What a result for one of the inmates, though. He got to keep the fruitcake, which he loved. On top of that he's really creepy and annoying and he doesn't socialise much with the others. They tend to ignore him or go away if he turns up at the table looking for a chat.
Now, however, he has someone to phone if he gets lonely. Poor Lily, as if it wasn't bad enough being married to a vampire and then widowed...
