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I haven't played Sims 2 much at all, so I'm still getting the hang of
it. Don Lothario seems to have jumped to the next level of his career
without having all the required skill points. This happened after I
got a window asking whether he should speak up in a meeting. I said
Yes, just to see what would happen, figuring I could quit without
saving if the results were bad. He got promoted to Resident, even
though he was lacking two skill points he supposedly needed. Would I
be correct in assuming that his platinum aspiration level was what
made it successful? I guess this is one of the new dimensions of Sims
2. I rather like it.
Also, he brought a friend home from work with him, which was pretty
cool, though I'd had other plans for his evening. They sat in the hot
tub and chatted their way to friendship very quickly--that part seems
to go faster than in Sims 1. Then I had Don go do what I'd planned
for him to do, and the friend made himself at home.
BTW, does the gelatin dessert ever go bad? They've been snacking on
it for a couple of days now. Meanwhile, flies were the cereal fixings
that Don didn't have time to finish preparing before work and the tray
started emitting the dreaded green steam.
BW
I haven't played Sims 2 much at all, so I'm still getting the hang of
it. Don Lothario seems to have jumped to the next level of his career
without having all the required skill points. This happened after I
got a window asking whether he should speak up in a meeting. I said
Yes, just to see what would happen, figuring I could quit without
saving if the results were bad. He got promoted to Resident, even
though he was lacking two skill points he supposedly needed. Would I
be correct in assuming that his platinum aspiration level was what
made it successful? I guess this is one of the new dimensions of Sims
2. I rather like it.
Also, he brought a friend home from work with him, which was pretty
cool, though I'd had other plans for his evening. They sat in the hot
tub and chatted their way to friendship very quickly--that part seems
to go faster than in Sims 1. Then I had Don go do what I'd planned
for him to do, and the friend made himself at home.
BTW, does the gelatin dessert ever go bad? They've been snacking on
it for a couple of days now. Meanwhile, flies were the cereal fixings
that Don didn't have time to finish preparing before work and the tray
started emitting the dreaded green steam.
BW
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