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I've been playing the game and anytime I get two Sims married, they party
for a bit and then a limo comes and takes them away for a while. Is THAT a
honeymoon?



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Samantha Tully wrote:
> I've been playing the game and anytime I get two Sims married, they
> party for a bit and then a limo comes and takes them away for a
> while. Is THAT a honeymoon?

I think so. I've had that one.

Ashikaga
 
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"Samantha Tully" <nx-01SCREWOFF@rogers.com> wrote in message
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> I've been playing the game and anytime I get two Sims married, they party
> for a bit and then a limo comes and takes them away for a while. Is THAT a
> honeymoon?
>
Yup.

Gareeth
 
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On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 20:13:36 -0500, "Samantha Tully"
<nx-01SCREWOFF@rogers.com> wrote:

>I've been playing the game and anytime I get two Sims married, they party
>for a bit and then a limo comes and takes them away for a while. Is THAT a
>honeymoon?

I guess so. It's only a few hours, but at least they come back with
their bars all greened up.

BW
 
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Funny... any of the weddings that I've had, a limo never showed up...
strange.


"Samantha Tully" <nx-01SCREWOFF@rogers.com> wrote in message
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> I've been playing the game and anytime I get two Sims married, they party
> for a bit and then a limo comes and takes them away for a while. Is THAT a
> honeymoon?
>
>
>
> --
> Samantha Tully - Vulcan at Heart
> http://enterprise.vstore.ca/ <-- Buy for Christmas now!
>
 
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i've never had a great party.... how do you guys have great parties?!?!?!



"mac" <123@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> The limo turns up after any awsome party that gets a top rating
 
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On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 20:13:36 -0500, Samantha Tully
<nx-01SCREWOFF@rogers.com> wrote:

> I've been playing the game and anytime I get two Sims married, they party
> for a bit and then a limo comes and takes them away for a while. Is THAT
> a honeymoon?

Yes. Too bad it is not more exciting! It only happens if you select the
party, not if they marry without a party. Not sure if it happens if the
party is boring. I have never had it with any other party either, no
matter how great.

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"When someone starts bragging about how much debt they have, it's not a
good sign." -G
 
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[mac]
>> The limo turns up after any awsome party
>> that gets a top rating

[April Johnson]
> i've never had a great party...
> how do you guys have great parties?!?!?!

It's quite easy =)
The trick is: talk to *everybody* from the beginning to the end of the
party. If a conversation looks "too long", stop it and go talk to another
guest.

hth,

Lokar
 
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On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 00:47:53 +0100, Lokar <lokar@inwind.it> wrote:

> [April Johnson]
>> i've never had a great party...
>> how do you guys have great parties?!?!?!
>
> It's quite easy =)
> The trick is: talk to *everybody* from the beginning to the end of the
> party. If a conversation looks "too long", stop it and go talk to
> another guest.

True, I have found the social need to be the one that makes or breaks a
party. While people do expect food and access to a bathroom within
reasonable time, neither this nor entertainment will make a party
acceptable.
My trick is to carefully select the guests that I believe will be most
compatible, so that they will socialize with each other as well as the
host. Sims that are extremely nice but only moderately outgoing also seem
to do well ... they neither make fun of the other guest nor try to embrace
them on first sight.

--
"When someone starts bragging about how much debt they have, it's not a
good sign." -G
 
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> True, I have found the social need to be the one that makes or breaks a
> party. While people do expect food and access to a bathroom within
> reasonable time, neither this nor entertainment will make a party
> acceptable.
> My trick is to carefully select the guests that I believe will be most
> compatible, so that they will socialize with each other as well as the
> host. Sims that are extremely nice but only moderately outgoing also seem
> to do well ... they neither make fun of the other guest nor try to embrace
> them on first sight.

Whenever I've thrown a party, I usually have family members there. I guess
you don't really have to mingle with them as much.
 
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"Magnus Itland" <itlandm@online.no> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 00:47:53 +0100, Lokar <lokar@inwind.it> wrote:
>
>> [April Johnson]
>>> i've never had a great party...
>>> how do you guys have great parties?!?!?!
>>
>> It's quite easy =)
>> The trick is: talk to *everybody* from the beginning to the end of the
>> party. If a conversation looks "too long", stop it and go talk to another
>> guest.
>
> True, I have found the social need to be the one that makes or breaks a
> party. While people do expect food and access to a bathroom within
> reasonable time, neither this nor entertainment will make a party
> acceptable.

If you really want a good party and not one that is accomplished in a
certain fashion, (i.e. a sim party that resembles an actual party, rather
than a cynical ploy to gain aspiration points or something) have your sims
wander around playing red hands with everyone. Give everyone a chance to go
to the bathroom and eat, but if they're standing around, run over and play
red hands. This works all the time for me.

C
 
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