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I've been alternatin between 3 video games lately.
Kingdom Hearts (the original one) in anticipation of the release of Kingdom Hearts 2 being released in the next couple of weeks (at least I think it's supposed to be released soon).
A FABULOUS RPG I recently found called The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. This is an amazingly huge world with a massive amount & variety of quests & it's completely customizable. I play a female wood elf I've called Seramia. She's a scout and I've been playing her as a combination fighter-thief. I LOVE this game!
I've also been having lots of fun with Sims2. With Sims2 I've discovered it's best if I have several hours in front of me where nothing is required of me. For this game will literally suck hours upon hours out of me! Morrowind & KH are much easier to pull away from. Morrowind because there are different quests that I'm given so as I complete each quest, it makes a natural stopping point for me to quit the game and move on to other important life activities (like sleeping, eating, & going to work). KH is easy because I've played it through for so many times. At this point it's like a beloved book that I'm rereading for the umpteenth time. :)
But on to my love with the Sims2! I created a town, and populated it with a few people. Then I realized I needed to go into my families and have some kids so the other people I created would have someone to fall in love with & marry! So I went into a family and started having them reproduce.
( all about my sim family )
Sheesh! The details are difficult to manage especially with so many people in one house. My experiment in large families was a riproaring success however and highly enjoyable. Even so, I think I'm going to limit myself to no more than 5 sims in a house at a time (6 if I have to). Of course if I get a family sim who wants nothing more in the world than to constantly have babies around, who am I to argue? ;)
I want to grow up these kids in this house & move them out and then start running families of a more manageable size (and families were I don't use the money cheat).
I have one newly-adult single woman (Lucy) who recently set up house and is just looking for the right guy to settle down with and raise a family (not Betsy from above, this is another Sim I created). I think I'm going to have Brandon (who's going to be an adult in a few days) call up Lucy and see if they can get to be friends.
Kingdom Hearts (the original one) in anticipation of the release of Kingdom Hearts 2 being released in the next couple of weeks (at least I think it's supposed to be released soon).
A FABULOUS RPG I recently found called The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. This is an amazingly huge world with a massive amount & variety of quests & it's completely customizable. I play a female wood elf I've called Seramia. She's a scout and I've been playing her as a combination fighter-thief. I LOVE this game!
I've also been having lots of fun with Sims2. With Sims2 I've discovered it's best if I have several hours in front of me where nothing is required of me. For this game will literally suck hours upon hours out of me! Morrowind & KH are much easier to pull away from. Morrowind because there are different quests that I'm given so as I complete each quest, it makes a natural stopping point for me to quit the game and move on to other important life activities (like sleeping, eating, & going to work). KH is easy because I've played it through for so many times. At this point it's like a beloved book that I'm rereading for the umpteenth time. :)
But on to my love with the Sims2! I created a town, and populated it with a few people. Then I realized I needed to go into my families and have some kids so the other people I created would have someone to fall in love with & marry! So I went into a family and started having them reproduce.
( all about my sim family )
Sheesh! The details are difficult to manage especially with so many people in one house. My experiment in large families was a riproaring success however and highly enjoyable. Even so, I think I'm going to limit myself to no more than 5 sims in a house at a time (6 if I have to). Of course if I get a family sim who wants nothing more in the world than to constantly have babies around, who am I to argue? ;)
I want to grow up these kids in this house & move them out and then start running families of a more manageable size (and families were I don't use the money cheat).
I have one newly-adult single woman (Lucy) who recently set up house and is just looking for the right guy to settle down with and raise a family (not Betsy from above, this is another Sim I created). I think I'm going to have Brandon (who's going to be an adult in a few days) call up Lucy and see if they can get to be friends.
