You know, the houses of Sunset Valley had some questionable style choices, but I appreciate the effort put into them. You can tell the builders knew how to use the build tools to make something creative, but I feel the early The Sims 4 builders just didn't. All Sims 4 homes are so dark and way too big lol
Yes, as I have progressed through the series I’ve noticed that I actually like the actual SHELL of the house usually. Aesthetic is a personal preference a lot of the time so I feel it’s the most fun to critique. Don’t worry, I plan on switching gears to the sims 2 and 4 base games shortly.... ts4 it’s going to get DESTROYED! Haha
The reason why the Hart‘s family house is so weird and randomly decorated is because their Bio hints that the parents are a bit insane and childish 😅 In general, I really enjoy the ugly houses because they are unique and fit the sims‘ personality :) In the the sims 4 the houses are super boring because everything kind of looks the same..
I mention it a couple times throughout the series... but my favourite thing is “fun ugly”, because it at least makes something unique and whimsical... so I know exactly what you mean
he's also modeled after David Cross's character Tobias Funke in the show Arrested Development. The running gag in the show is that he's gay but doesn't know it yet.
The color scheme of the Bunch family house kinda makes sense because its based on that show Brady Bunch. And in the 70's, as far as i belive, they used to have those bright colors that didn't really match
The Altos bathroom is not yellow, but gold, ya know, flaunting their wealth? I decided to save my comment for SV, after I watched both videos. I started watching this out of order, and I have read some of the other comments, and for some of the homes, I am on board with what some of them have been saying, that when you move into a house, you do not get to choose the color scheme (unless the house was built new), and realistically, you have to work with the questionable color choices of the former tenants or original owners. Hence, a lot of awkward color extremes mixed, and a lot of greens and yellows. Since this was supposed to be set 50 years prior to the Sims 2, and Sims 2 was the early 2000's, this would have been set in the 1950's (although it still looks more modern for that time). With that said, I was born in 1988, and have moved around so many times. The house I grew up in was built in the 1960's and it had green bathrooms, and since my mother loved green, we had green furniture, with yellow walls in our living room. My bedroom was painted pink (I hate pink, but love purple), my parents' bedroom was this abysmal grey, and they had this hideous rust colored comforter set. We had (at the start), an offwhite fridge, then a piss colored fridge, and finally a stainless steal colored fridge. Our stove was spiced brown, and we had pea green textured linoleum. Our dishwasher was a dingy offwhite, and our cabinets were like burnt orange wood. Our dining room was gothic long back iron framed chairs with red cushioning (at first glance, they looked nice, but were so uncomfortable). The table was not gothic, but a medium brown wood, with black and silver accents (it had a center piece which could be added to elongate). My sister's bedroom was painted blue (in hopes of a boy), but when my mom found out that she was having a girl, she painted the room piss yellow. All our bedroom furniture was yard sale, thrift shop, or bargain basement mismatches. We also had a basement, where my dad built a bar, and we had a pool table, and green foam chairs and couches (not lying). Also, in the basement was our washer and dryer (normal white) and a long table, with computers (all but my mom, were gamers). After my brother was born, my sister moved into my room and it was painted a green that was not offensive (but is my sister's favorite), and we later half paneled with a ligh purple shade (the colors surprisingly looked good together). My brother's room was painted blue (his favorite color when he was younger was yellow), but now it is red. In houses, I rarely see white toilets/sinks in bathrooms (with the exception of where I am living now), most of them are greens, yellows or pinks or blues. Apartments normally have whites or off-whites. The odd aspects of where I live now (it is a two story duplex), the light switches are really low in the kitchen, dining room and bathroom, there is a huge window on the side of our tub (had to place a black double curtain for privacy), there are no closets to hang clothing, and very few cabinets in our kitchen. Since we are only renting, we had to go overboard with extra lightweight dressers (since our bedrooms are all on the second floor). But the worst part is, we only have one tiny bathroom on the first floor. The dining room and living room are so big that they could be 4 bedrooms 😂. And to tell you the truth, this is not the worst interior decorated place I have lived, but just not sensible. Now, back to SV, I think the devs tried to choose colors that reminded them of homes they grew up in (that is why the outsides do not match the insides), to give the design choices a more realistic view. Sadly, the US from the 1950's to the 1990's (and those like my parents, longer), chose poorly when it came to interior design (exterior design for my family was awful too, we went from vomit green, to sun bright yellow). I did have a very big vegetable garden, and I did love our landscaping (I used to love yardwork). I do not think you should knock off points for something that is easily changed with a color wheel, wish we could use that in the real world, lol. As for my favorite builds, I love the Wolff beachhouse, it screams misogynistic prick (just what the hubby seems to be), and since Morgana is too good for him (he will cheat), I have them divorce, he can keep the house, but she takes the money (Haha), and I build her a nice cozy cottage, then have her meet someone new (oftentimes, she marries one of my sims, Leighton Sekemeto or Christopher Steel), and she gets to fulfill her lifetime wish❣I also love the McDermit's farmhouse. They are interesting to play, and love how they play into the Lore with Don Lothario. Of course, I do like how they turned a grainery into a makeshift house, that is fitting for the upended Pleasantview Cassanova. While I do like the Goth mansion (you did not even realize it is in a bit of despair), not quite finished in areas, due to a fire, hence those dead trees, and unfinished paint and enclosures (a nice extra touch that ties into the Lore). While I do like the concept of the loft hoysing for the working friends and roommates, they both have so many routing issues, that both need to be redesigned (too bad it is not the Sims 2, for we could make proper Apartment housing, because 4 could reside in the same apartment complex). Quite honestly, with having full access to the color wheel and pattern tool, most Sims 3 builds, can be properly fit to any player's aesthetic pleasing). Out of them all, I think I love the Broke family's trailer park most of all. But perhaps that is my bias more towards the Lore❣🙃
Even if I think some of these houses are ugly as hell, I love the fact that they reflect a lot of the personality and lore of the families themselves. Look at any sims 4 house and you will notice that there's no hints of lore or personality. Almost like they just plopped the families into the game after they were done.
You are absolutely right. I do try to give points for different reasons and one thing I’m on the prowl for is lore and hidden details in the houses. I gave an ugly house a 10 once bc it was EXACTLY how it should be for the sim.
I'm a little disappointed that you glossed over the detail of Blair's old bedroom in the Wainwrights' house. It's got such a nerdy kid vibe to it and I love it (doubly so since Blair has the Childish trait).
Don’t worry it’s all good, I have been writing down everything people have pointed out that I didn’t see or didn’t know about, I might be able to translate it into something entertaining, but we shall see x
I'm having some health challenges at the moment, and it's been so therapeutic watching your videos. It's really helped lower my stress levels. Thank you!
The Sekemoto family aren't they like japanese inspired ? Going by their last name, I think the colors inside represent the classsic beige and brown colors from traditional japanese architecture but idk could be wrong ofc
I showed my friend the Alto house yesterday and he really likes the bathroom because it’s so over the top yellow and according to him looks like the inside of a pineapple 😂
This video takes me back! I haven't played this in so long! I remember having my Sim marry Gobias Koffi so that I could move into his beautiful beach house and redocrate it IMMEDIATELY! I definitely changed that pink master bedroom and even added a 3rd floor with some extra bedrooms and bathrooms. It's a great property overall. Thanks for taking me back. I may have to find this game and play again!
I remember when i first started playing the sims 3 when i was 12, I really wanted my sims to live at the Altos' house so I killed off each one slowly by aging them up until they died of old age whenever I saw them around town. I didn't know that you could just go into edit town and kick them out or anything 😂
Omw I am so happy I found your channel and this series, you are hilarious 🤣🤣 I've laughed so much already and I'm totally hooked on this series. Actually I have seen a few that I would love to give a renovation too and I was also looking for a house for my one family in my story and through your reviews I've found the perfect one 😊 thank you for doing this series, it's highly entertaining 😁
IVE BEEN DYING TO DO ROARING HEIGHTS!!! But it keeps coming second on the community polls... next up is Appaloosa plains to get ready for beautiful trees and ugly bathrooms
Sunset Valley’s physical buildup leaves so much to be desired, especially compared to other worlds. But I love the sims so much I play it the most anyway.
@@Rekowcski at this moment iam playing them (again) 😂 But personally I'am not cruel to the Landgraab house, i get what ea intended the landgraabs are old money so they don't show it really much, the alto's are new money and atleast nick and vita show that with their clothes and their Awsome mansion i adore!
So many questionable (UGLYYYYY!!!) choices were made in this world but things like the Hart living room having a kids wallpaper can be explained with the sims bio and traits, but again I agree is ewwwwww.
Haha yes, I thought of that after. But just because the creative concept is there doesn't mean it's not ugly :p there have only been 2 perfect 10s in this series so far and both times they hit a home run on concept AND aesthetic, truly works of art. Thanks for commenting and watching x
@@Rekowcski is too much green and definitely too much yellow in this series! I couldn't agree with you more in the question: "Whey actually picked this exactly pattern+ this exactly ugly shade of green/yellow?" Almost all the houses I can turn into good or at least ok just changing the colors, the patterns or both.
You have made me decide to gut the Villa Alto house interior and renovate just the interior. Maybe add a third floor to add a couple more rooms. But that will be what I decide when I get to that point. Never have been a big fan of the Altos and their villa. Just the Landgraabs, and their estate. But have done it a few times in the past, the Villa Alto. This time I think I will do it now. My problem is that I just go to way overboard when I reno Villa Alto. What do you think, friend?
I think it sounds super cool! also in response to your other comment, here is a link to the discord! discord.gg/SsDxxRsH Also if you want to share screenshots there, I didn't do the Alto house yet, so if you want we can consider it for the save file! Also I was just going to reuse me Landgraab mansion from last year, but I remember you did some renovations of that too so if you have a better one, please share it too haha Thanks for the support... and you've supported me back when not many people did!
@@Rekowcski I actually renovated Villa Alto. Completely gutted the interior of the house. Replaced the windows and doors outside too. But I did use only EP and SP only when furnishing it. I used no CC. Don't think I did the same with the build process. It still looks about the same on the outside too.
@@Rekowcski I am now renovating Landgraab Estate. Do the same that I did with Villa Alto. I gutted the interior and now starting scratch inside. I decided last night that I needed to reno LE.
So as I'm playing catch up, I saw this before part one. Loved your review. Btw- I decorated my bathroom, it came with 1950's style black and white checkerboard tile and white cabinets so I added all pewter and silver hardware and then 2 shades of aqua, one pale and one darker. I'm thinking you'd approve. Hoping you are doing alright.
@@Rekowcski I'm just glad you're ok. I see you've still got your humor. I'm a grief counselor and didn't have a good relationship with my mom, ever so I thought I'd be just fine when she passed but instead I ended up with all kinds of anger issues (my old school mom dresses and acted like Marilyn Monroe and was an abusive narcissist), my reason for becoming a tomboy, lol. Didn't mean to ramble, just glad you're doing ok. I wish I had had a mom, mom.
My gaydar was kinda confused in the first episode but was pinging like crazy during this one. Is every guy playing Sims gay? Am I gay? I just like the Sims for the architectural stuff haha
It could be done a tad better I agree. I am more forgiving with roofs in ts3 because it’s so tricky and limited. Took me 10 mins to roof a starter house last night haha
You know, the houses of Sunset Valley had some questionable style choices, but I appreciate the effort put into them. You can tell the builders knew how to use the build tools to make something creative, but I feel the early The Sims 4 builders just didn't. All Sims 4 homes are so dark and way too big lol
Yes, as I have progressed through the series I’ve noticed that I actually like the actual SHELL of the house usually. Aesthetic is a personal preference a lot of the time so I feel it’s the most fun to critique. Don’t worry, I plan on switching gears to the sims 2 and 4 base games shortly.... ts4 it’s going to get DESTROYED! Haha
The reason why the Hart‘s family house is so weird and randomly decorated is because their Bio hints that the parents are a bit insane and childish 😅 In general, I really enjoy the ugly houses because they are unique and fit the sims‘ personality :) In the the sims 4 the houses are super boring because everything kind of looks the same..
I mention it a couple times throughout the series... but my favourite thing is “fun ugly”, because it at least makes something unique and whimsical... so I know exactly what you mean
11:32 You're not wrong Gobias Koffi's bio literally hints that he's gay
Thank you for that, there are so many sims in ts3 it’s hard to keep track of the stories
Also the fact that Gobias' father is literally named "Gaylord Koffi"
@@Lavendelaura Yeah exactly
he's also modeled after David Cross's character Tobias Funke in the show Arrested Development. The running gag in the show is that he's gay but doesn't know it yet.
@@lennycrew3 I know
The color scheme of the Bunch family house kinda makes sense because its based on that show Brady Bunch. And in the 70's, as far as i belive, they used to have those bright colors that didn't really match
The Altos bathroom is not yellow, but gold, ya know, flaunting their wealth?
I decided to save my comment for SV, after I watched both videos. I started watching this out of order, and I have read some of the other comments, and for some of the homes, I am on board with what some of them have been saying, that when you move into a house, you do not get to choose the color scheme (unless the house was built new), and realistically, you have to work with the questionable color choices of the former tenants or original owners. Hence, a lot of awkward color extremes mixed, and a lot of greens and yellows. Since this was supposed to be set 50 years prior to the Sims 2, and Sims 2 was the early 2000's, this would have been set in the 1950's (although it still looks more modern for that time). With that said, I was born in 1988, and have moved around so many times. The house I grew up in was built in the 1960's and it had green bathrooms, and since my mother loved green, we had green furniture, with yellow walls in our living room. My bedroom was painted pink (I hate pink, but love purple), my parents' bedroom was this abysmal grey, and they had this hideous rust colored comforter set. We had (at the start), an offwhite fridge, then a piss colored fridge, and finally a stainless steal colored fridge. Our stove was spiced brown, and we had pea green textured linoleum. Our dishwasher was a dingy offwhite, and our cabinets were like burnt orange wood. Our dining room was gothic long back iron framed chairs with red cushioning (at first glance, they looked nice, but were so uncomfortable). The table was not gothic, but a medium brown wood, with black and silver accents (it had a center piece which could be added to elongate). My sister's bedroom was painted blue (in hopes of a boy), but when my mom found out that she was having a girl, she painted the room piss yellow. All our bedroom furniture was yard sale, thrift shop, or bargain basement mismatches. We also had a basement, where my dad built a bar, and we had a pool table, and green foam chairs and couches (not lying). Also, in the basement was our washer and dryer (normal white) and a long table, with computers (all but my mom, were gamers). After my brother was born, my sister moved into my room and it was painted a green that was not offensive (but is my sister's favorite), and we later half paneled with a ligh purple shade (the colors surprisingly looked good together). My brother's room was painted blue (his favorite color when he was younger was yellow), but now it is red.
In houses, I rarely see white toilets/sinks in bathrooms (with the exception of where I am living now), most of them are greens, yellows or pinks or blues. Apartments normally have whites or off-whites.
The odd aspects of where I live now (it is a two story duplex), the light switches are really low in the kitchen, dining room and bathroom, there is a huge window on the side of our tub (had to place a black double curtain for privacy), there are no closets to hang clothing, and very few cabinets in our kitchen. Since we are only renting, we had to go overboard with extra lightweight dressers (since our bedrooms are all on the second floor). But the worst part is, we only have one tiny bathroom on the first floor. The dining room and living room are so big that they could be 4 bedrooms 😂. And to tell you the truth, this is not the worst interior decorated place I have lived, but just not sensible.
Now, back to SV, I think the devs tried to choose colors that reminded them of homes they grew up in (that is why the outsides do not match the insides), to give the design choices a more realistic view. Sadly, the US from the 1950's to the 1990's (and those like my parents, longer), chose poorly when it came to interior design (exterior design for my family was awful too, we went from vomit green, to sun bright yellow). I did have a very big vegetable garden, and I did love our landscaping (I used to love yardwork). I do not think you should knock off points for something that is easily changed with a color wheel, wish we could use that in the real world, lol.
As for my favorite builds, I love the Wolff beachhouse, it screams misogynistic prick (just what the hubby seems to be), and since Morgana is too good for him (he will cheat), I have them divorce, he can keep the house, but she takes the money (Haha), and I build her a nice cozy cottage, then have her meet someone new (oftentimes, she marries one of my sims, Leighton Sekemeto or Christopher Steel), and she gets to fulfill her lifetime wish❣I also love the McDermit's farmhouse. They are interesting to play, and love how they play into the Lore with Don Lothario. Of course, I do like how they turned a grainery into a makeshift house, that is fitting for the upended Pleasantview Cassanova. While I do like the Goth mansion (you did not even realize it is in a bit of despair), not quite finished in areas, due to a fire, hence those dead trees, and unfinished paint and enclosures (a nice extra touch that ties into the Lore). While I do like the concept of the loft hoysing for the working friends and roommates, they both have so many routing issues, that both need to be redesigned (too bad it is not the Sims 2, for we could make proper Apartment housing, because 4 could reside in the same apartment complex). Quite honestly, with having full access to the color wheel and pattern tool, most Sims 3 builds, can be properly fit to any player's aesthetic pleasing).
Out of them all, I think I love the Broke family's trailer park most of all. But perhaps that is my bias more towards the Lore❣🙃
Even if I think some of these houses are ugly as hell, I love the fact that they reflect a lot of the personality and lore of the families themselves. Look at any sims 4 house and you will notice that there's no hints of lore or personality. Almost like they just plopped the families into the game after they were done.
You are absolutely right. I do try to give points for different reasons and one thing I’m on the prowl for is lore and hidden details in the houses. I gave an ugly house a 10 once bc it was EXACTLY how it should be for the sim.
If Vito was in the criminal career, I’m almost certain they’d be a parody of the Sopranos.
Totally, I always loved how Holly is so good and pure despite her conniving parents too.
I'm a little disappointed that you glossed over the detail of Blair's old bedroom in the Wainwrights' house. It's got such a nerdy kid vibe to it and I love it (doubly so since Blair has the Childish trait).
Please know that there are way too many houses to catch everything, but thank you for letting me know
@@Rekowcski Aha, sorry, it's just one of my favorite details. I understand that there's a lot to cover in these videos!
Don’t worry it’s all good, I have been writing down everything people have pointed out that I didn’t see or didn’t know about, I might be able to translate it into something entertaining, but we shall see x
I'm having some health challenges at the moment, and it's been so therapeutic watching your videos. It's really helped lower my stress levels. Thank you!
I'm sorry to hear that, listen to your doctors and don't let grandma cure you with something in the kitchen!
I haven't seen gobias koffi since 2013 omg
The Sekemoto family aren't they like japanese inspired ? Going by their last name, I think the colors inside represent the classsic beige and brown colors from traditional japanese architecture but idk could be wrong ofc
This video is iconic! Like many of the houses in this neighbourhood- thanks so much for uploading this!
I showed my friend the Alto house yesterday and he really likes the bathroom because it’s so over the top yellow and according to him looks like the inside of a pineapple 😂
Taste is subjective, people are allowed to adore any ugly things they wish... I know I certainly do sometimes haha
This video takes me back! I haven't played this in so long! I remember having my Sim marry Gobias Koffi so that I could move into his beautiful beach house and redocrate it IMMEDIATELY! I definitely changed that pink master bedroom and even added a 3rd floor with some extra bedrooms and bathrooms. It's a great property overall. Thanks for taking me back. I may have to find this game and play again!
I remember when i first started playing the sims 3 when i was 12, I really wanted my sims to live at the Altos' house so I killed off each one slowly by aging them up until they died of old age whenever I saw them around town. I didn't know that you could just go into edit town and kick them out or anything 😂
Victor's Abode looks like every simmers first attempt at a victorian house
Omw I am so happy I found your channel and this series, you are hilarious 🤣🤣 I've laughed so much already and I'm totally hooked on this series. Actually I have seen a few that I would love to give a renovation too and I was also looking for a house for my one family in my story and through your reviews I've found the perfect one 😊 thank you for doing this series, it's highly entertaining 😁
I love this series it's hilarious please do more! i've been watching this series again and again these days haha
I think I’ve made 10 of these so far, and I plan to keep going.. thanks for watching x
Loving this series. PLEASE do Roaring Heights or Aurora Skies! ❤️❤️🌈
IVE BEEN DYING TO DO ROARING HEIGHTS!!! But it keeps coming second on the community polls... next up is Appaloosa plains to get ready for beautiful trees and ugly bathrooms
This is HILARIOUS! Love your commentary. Had to subscribe!
Thank you so much for the support x
I need more of these videos 😂🙏🏼
I was thinking of judging riverview today after work, should be up Saturday morning x
I love the many different styles in Sunset Valley
I think the families in sunset valley are what shine the most, iconic.
Sunset Valley’s physical buildup leaves so much to be desired, especially compared to other worlds. But I love the sims so much I play it the most anyway.
oh the households themselves are 10/10... well maybe 9.5 if you've seen an aged up Bella Goth
These make me wanna play Sims 3 again but my laptop would turn into a toaster so I'm just gonna bingewatch ur videos I guess 🥺
On my laptop I usually just play the sims 1 and 2 so I don’t start a fire in bed haha
The checkered greens have been giving me the ick since sims 2 lol. Hell
some of the builds in the Lots & Houses Bin are dreadfully green haha
The Bunch family house I think is modeled after the Brady Bunch house.
Yes!
Entertaining! It would be nice if you discuss the characters too!
That could be it’s own series!
The Alto's are my favourites in Sunset Valley!
Everyone loves the altos! Landgraab who? Haha
@@Rekowcski at this moment iam playing them (again) 😂
But personally I'am not cruel to the Landgraab house, i get what ea intended the landgraabs are old money so they don't show it really much, the alto's are new money and atleast nick and vita show that with their clothes and their Awsome mansion i adore!
Make sure you give holly a happy life, she deserves it
@@RekowcskiI always do that😁
So many questionable (UGLYYYYY!!!) choices were made in this world but things like the Hart living room having a kids wallpaper can be explained with the sims bio and traits, but again I agree is ewwwwww.
Haha yes, I thought of that after. But just because the creative concept is there doesn't mean it's not ugly :p there have only been 2 perfect 10s in this series so far and both times they hit a home run on concept AND aesthetic, truly works of art.
Thanks for commenting and watching x
@@Rekowcski is too much green and definitely too much yellow in this series! I couldn't agree with you more in the question: "Whey actually picked this exactly pattern+ this exactly ugly shade of green/yellow?" Almost all the houses I can turn into good or at least ok just changing the colors, the patterns or both.
I think that’s where I got my love for building, I would move sims in and see something ridiculous and immediately renovate haha
can you make one of these rankings for bridgeport houses pls?✨💕
I love playing in Bridgeport! I was thinking about this one too
An old lady *beyonce* IM DYING😭😭
it was tyra banks, i like beyonce kind of, I wouldnt do that to her :p
@@Rekowcski UR HILARIOUS FR😭❤️
1:15 okay the red bathroom is nice but i cant take it seriously because its making me think of periods
I forgot those existed for 10 years thanks for that haha
You have made me decide to gut the Villa Alto house interior and renovate just the interior. Maybe add a third floor to add a couple more rooms. But that will be what I decide when I get to that point. Never have been a big fan of the Altos and their villa. Just the Landgraabs, and their estate. But have done it a few times in the past, the Villa Alto. This time I think I will do it now. My problem is that I just go to way overboard when I reno Villa Alto. What do you think, friend?
I think it sounds super cool! also in response to your other comment, here is a link to the discord!
discord.gg/SsDxxRsH
Also if you want to share screenshots there, I didn't do the Alto house yet, so if you want we can consider it for the save file! Also I was just going to reuse me Landgraab mansion from last year, but I remember you did some renovations of that too so if you have a better one, please share it too haha
Thanks for the support... and you've supported me back when not many people did!
@@Rekowcski I actually renovated Villa Alto. Completely gutted the interior of the house. Replaced the windows and doors outside too. But I did use only EP and SP only when furnishing it. I used no CC. Don't think I did the same with the build process. It still looks about the same on the outside too.
@@Rekowcski I am now renovating Landgraab Estate. Do the same that I did with Villa Alto. I gutted the interior and now starting scratch inside. I decided last night that I needed to reno LE.
So as I'm playing catch up, I saw this before part one. Loved your review. Btw- I decorated my bathroom, it came with 1950's style black and white checkerboard tile and white cabinets so I added all pewter and silver hardware and then 2 shades of aqua, one pale and one darker. I'm thinking you'd approve. Hoping you are doing alright.
Hi crystal... The funeral was yesterday and more dramatic than an opera. Expect a video or live stream all about it at some point haha
@@Rekowcski I'm just glad you're ok. I see you've still got your humor. I'm a grief counselor and didn't have a good relationship with my mom, ever so I thought I'd be just fine when she passed but instead I ended up with all kinds of anger issues (my old school mom dresses and acted like Marilyn Monroe and was an abusive narcissist), my reason for becoming a tomboy, lol. Didn't mean to ramble, just glad you're doing ok. I wish I had had a mom, mom.
My gaydar was kinda confused in the first episode but was pinging like crazy during this one. Is every guy playing Sims gay? Am I gay? I just like the Sims for the architectural stuff haha
I don't linke the roofing of the Alto Villa
It could be done a tad better I agree. I am more forgiving with roofs in ts3 because it’s so tricky and limited. Took me 10 mins to roof a starter house last night haha
Lmao you thought they were lesbians 😂😂😂😂
I haven't seen gobias koffi since 2013 omg
he reminds me of a creep i know haha, but half of that is the house itself