Misschien ligt het aan mij. En ik wil niets vervelends zeggen over Hidden Springs, want ik vind het namelijk een enorm leuke wereld! Maar het lijkt erop dat er nogal wat gebroken families zijn in Hidden Springs. Ik vraag me af waarom. Maar goed, mocht jij je hier nou aan storen, dan kun je natuurlijk altijd wat families aan elkaar koppelen, want er zijn volop singles in Hidden Springs! Of je kunt natuurlijk je eigen families toevoegen!
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The Sims Social all in all is a good Sim Social experience for your real time friends in Facebook, that’s all it is. I wouldn’t call it the best Sims game. It’s more of a unique version of The Sims Online with a little twist with Mission type goals with the whole Social aspect. I like it to a degree for a Sims game, give it a go. My recommendations for this game is to try and dull the buying experience back, of course it is a Cash cow you can’t tell them to stop it, at least put the Cash into buying the Items not the experience. Also it needs a bit more oomph in its wow factor, and gives more to the player like more unique experiences and scales the Item requests back to make us enjoy it more and not make it into a chore.
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De buurt ligt aan de voet van verschillende bergen in een dal. Het “stadsgebied wordt omringt door een grote mooie rivier, waar je heerlijk kan vissen of van het uitzicht kan genieten. In de buurt zelf vind je hele mooie gebouwen die echt uitstralen waar de buurt voor staat; rust en luxe. Als je bijvoorbeeld al naar het kuuroord kijkt, zie je dat dat een heel mooi vormgegeven gebouw is. Het lijkt haast op een soort piramide met schuin aflopende daken. Echt heel mooi. En als je klaar bent met je massage kan je altijd nog een frisse duik nemen in het zwembad dat achter het kuuroord ligt. Deze zijn al net zo mooi vormgegeven, met lekkere relaxeilanden in het midden.
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They were delighted with a few items for their house that can be both pleasing to the eye and actually quite functional. These include new exercise equipment that allows them to build muscle or lose weight. When they are nice and sweaty they can clean up their clothes in the new washer and dryer installed in their basement. They never do that though! My dear Sims are way too spoiled with Bernard, their butler.
Their wardrobe now includes more casual items to lounge around in at home or when about town. Carrot was also spoiled with new outdoor toys like a jungle gym and a sandbox. They grow up way too quickly, and soon it was time for Carrot to start school. But kids can be quite a handful, so the Muffins sent him to the new prep boarding school. Here he enrolled in an art class. He could still phone his parents when he got lonely, but clearly he was not very lonely at all.
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Hidden Springs is a really nice neighborhood. Not only does the neighborhood looks nice, but it also brings some new gameplay to the game, which is a real nice addition. The story element of the world is debatable (how much do you really notice of it while playing) but it’s a nice extra. If you have enough Simpoints left, this world is not a waste of points!
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The interactions between Sims look totally like The Sims 3’s. You can make friends, fight, fall in love and woohoo, but without having babies or move in your fiancee’s lot. As we said before, each interaction has its own energy cost. Social interactions always give you social points, that are collected in their own bar. You can use these points to buy items. You can also earn elements. With friendly interactions, you will easily receive Goodwill. Evil interactions will give you Fury, romantic interactions will give you Love and so on.
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What do you get for $22.50?
I’m willing to go out on a limb and say that Hidden Springs is the most scenic and beautifully laid out world in the game. What’s more, there are plenty of lots on it, so those of you who like having the opportunity to populate your neighborhood, build houses and community lots, Hidden Springs gives you plenty of room to spread out.
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