the sims medieval digital deluxe edition vs special edition

Maybe there's something I'm missing with these expansions because, like you, I just seem to use the new objects. So, on the review order it appeared that it is indeed the deluxe edition I am already downloading this Trilled to finaly try this game. It also included The Sims Creator, a separate program which can be used to edit and customize Sim clothing. I tried to advance for purchase on the EA App (in Portugal) because on the Czech Republic website it showed it could be the deluxe edition when you try to buy. It included the core game The Sims: Livin Large and some exclusive content, including 25+ objects and 50+ clothing choices. The Sims: Deluxe Edition was released in 2002 for Windows.

It felt impossible to advance in SS and still interact with the Sims family and friends. This page lists all compilation packs released for The Sims. You can go to the mall and buy magazines for them to read to gain interests. The mall in Downtown saved me from having to kill off two Sims because they didn't get along with anyone due to having 0 conversational interests. I've used Vacation to rekindle a relationship which got worse by the day before the vacation so it saved me from having to kill off a spouse/bring someone new in.

Hot Date adds different interactions like types of kisses (passionate, polite, etc) as does Pets with 'Talk about Dogs/Cats' although no one seems to like it even Sims with lots of pets. I did cast a spell and turned someone into a frog (yawn). I've only gone to Magic Town once and wasn't impressed. One thing they add (I know Superstar for sure) is different jobs you can get (outside of the Studiotown thing). I've been playing the CC for about 6 months and I'd never played any of those expansions before (other than Livin' Large). I agree with you about Makin' Magic, Superstar, Vacation, and Hot Date being sort of overrated (Pets too).

The sims medieval digital deluxe edition vs special edition