Sims: Medieval

Post by **Tawmis** » Tue Apr 12, 2011 6:05 pm

Did anyone pick this up?

Post by **Rath Darkblade** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 6:08 am

I haven't paid attention to the Sims ever since I played the first one.

Basically, I had a look at my little Sim playing his little computer game... on my computer game...

and thought...

"Why the *expletive* am I wasting my time on this?"

Post by **DeadPoolX** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 11:32 am

Rath Darkblade wrote:I haven't paid attention to the Sims ever since I played the first one.

Basically, I had a look at my little Sim playing his little computer game... on my computer game...

and thought...

"Why the *expletive* am I wasting my time on this?"

Same here. Although I have to admit it was fun building my "dungeon of horrors."

Post by **BBP** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 11:57 am

[Rant mode activated]
The Rijksmuseum has two gigantic doll's houses from the 17th century. They give an amazing view into the life of the well-to-do back then.
http://www.rijksmuseum.nl/aria/aria_ass ... 10?lang=en
From the amount of money invested into this one, you could have easily bought and furnished a house. The closet has turtle inlay, and the house contains over 2500 individual pieces, all scaled 1:25: silverware, crockery, cupboards, mini paintings... There used to be dolls in it too, but only one survives. Click on Next to view details.

http://www.rijksmuseum.nl/aria/aria_ass ... 56?lang=nl
These pages dedicated to the other doll's house are all in Dutch, I couldn't find an English version, but still the photos are interesting. Click on Volgende to view details.

The day that doll's houses were expensive hobbies for ladies with too much time and money, are probably gone. Two hundred years from now, the geniuses that live then will have invented a machine that can read CD-roms, and they find a Sims torture basement and believe the 21st century was entirely made up from either barbarians or sado-masochists.
[rant mode off]

You're a brave man, Tawm. I'd never confess I like Sims, probably because I really don't. Telling people I played a lot with Catz 4 is embarrassing enough for me.

Post by **Tawmis** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:55 pm

BBP wrote: You're a brave man, Tawm. I'd never confess I like Sims, probably because I really don't. Telling people I played a lot with Catz 4 is embarrassing enough for me.

Pfft, it's probably because I don't give a flying f___k what people think of me, because of what games I play. Or any hobbies I do. People think I am a nerd or loser for playing D&D, pfft, let'em. I enjoy it, and that's what matters.

I haven't had a chance to play - my wife is currently playing. Which I am excited about since she has gamed in a very long time.

Post by **AndreaDraco** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 11:59 pm

I will admit that I played with the first title and found it amusing and, at the time, quite novel. However, I'm no fan of the genre so I didn't play the expansions or the sequels.

Is this Medieval version any different from the previous ones? Did the add something more? Perhaps some mechanics more similar to RPGs?

Post by **Tawmis** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 11:17 am

AndreaDraco wrote: Is this Medieval version any different from the previous ones? Did the add something more? Perhaps some mechanics more similar to RPGs?

There is some combat involved from time to time. But if you're looking for an RPG, this is not it.

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