Yeah, William and Regan were not going to work out. :) But, luckily for them, they both found someone suitable.
The girls are pretty cute indeed. We'll see about Puck, I guess in any case we'll sort it out somehow.
Thanks! Yeah, it's definitely one of the more successful businesses in Lakewood, though I think the Curious Gadgets by the Curious OWBC is more lucrative. I don't know about the gate, not for sure in any case. I suspect it may have to do with sims already heading for the locked area when it gets locked, or possibly sims newly entering a lot. I guess I'll see if this happens again when I next play the family.
Yup, the game definitely knows! That's been proven time and time again.
Thanks for the thoughts on college! In Alphabetia I already have a fairly straight-forward system, but there I play seasonal rotations and give the adults liberal amounts of elixir. Which not everyone is allowed at all in Lakewood, plus weekly rotations here. Well, the different methods are all food for thought, I suppose I'll figure something out.
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Date: Jan. 7th, 2019 08:05 pm (UTC)The girls are pretty cute indeed. We'll see about Puck, I guess in any case we'll sort it out somehow.
Thanks! Yeah, it's definitely one of the more successful businesses in Lakewood, though I think the Curious Gadgets by the Curious OWBC is more lucrative. I don't know about the gate, not for sure in any case. I suspect it may have to do with sims already heading for the locked area when it gets locked, or possibly sims newly entering a lot. I guess I'll see if this happens again when I next play the family.
Yup, the game definitely knows! That's been proven time and time again.
Thanks for the thoughts on college! In Alphabetia I already have a fairly straight-forward system, but there I play seasonal rotations and give the adults liberal amounts of elixir. Which not everyone is allowed at all in Lakewood, plus weekly rotations here. Well, the different methods are all food for thought, I suppose I'll figure something out.
Thanks for reading and commenting! :)