Your best tips on historic gameplay
I'm playing a historic save for the first time, and in some ways it's easy, in others it's a steep learning curve. Things like figuring out how fast time should move, how to deal with the changes of d...
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"JAL;c-18351302" wrote:
@galacticGal I have no big issues with the typewriter really being a computer. I might wish it wasn't, but it doesn't really bother me since I just turn off autonomy so they don't do stuff on the computer they wouldn't do on a typewriter, or things that are needed for their jobs. In those cases I just pretend they are writing a letter or something. I do believe there is a point to your approach @amjoie to just overlook some things. For me it's harder with all the university students pulling out their laptops to play noisy games in the library (although seriously I think you'd anger so many people if you tried that in any university library for real. It's entirely against any library code of conduct, so that bothers me just as much in modern gameplay.)
I found something even better than what I had before. It's a spinning wheel that doubles as a computer. Now, I know some of you just prefer your Sims to set aside modern tech, and I wish we could, too. However, there are some things a Sim simply can't access without the computer. Too bad the game got set up that way.
The mod is Srsly's Spinning Wheel. There are three parts to it: the stool, the desk and the computer part, which is the spinning wheel and the spindle itself. I just tested it out in my game. Whoot, whoot!
https://i.imgur.com/M1iiEK9.jpg
