Author Topic: World Adventures: First Impressions  (Read 49515 times)

arvelmartin

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Re: World Adventures: First Impressions
« Reply #45 on: June 06, 2012, 05:51:35 AM »
What do you mean you "lost two families hmmm...?

Offline readingpuppies

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Re: World Adventures: First Impressions
« Reply #46 on: November 29, 2013, 11:57:30 PM »
I'm completely disapointed
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Offline FyreByrde

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Re: World Adventures: First Impressions
« Reply #47 on: June 09, 2014, 07:14:12 AM »
I am completely in love with all the puzzles and the collecting and....it's just fun to play (even with the glitches). Obviously I have the issue of having a really old base game, and none of the updates in vanilla mode, but I will happily buy newer expansions for their built-in patches, just so I can play World Adventures.

And now I sound like a raving lunatic. LMAO  ;D

Offline JodySuzanne1305

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Re: World Adventures: First Impressions
« Reply #48 on: June 19, 2014, 01:49:48 PM »
Is it just me? Or, was anyone else disappointed with France? Not the features, adventures or nectar making, but the look of it. I was expecting the city of Paris, but obviously it's French country side. Which goes along with the Nectar making. I was seriously expecting an Eiffel Tower too. Since they didn't and it was just countryside, I would have rather it been Italy. Anyone else? (Sorry if France is your favorite. To each his/her own)


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Offline Harmlessoldlady

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Re: World Adventures: First Impressions
« Reply #49 on: August 30, 2014, 06:19:50 PM »
Yep I like France. I sent a couple of honeymooning couples there, and it was sweet. Some of the available vacation homes are very interesting, the one with the tower out back, and the huge chateau. Tuatha's tomb is very complex and challenging...need a Ghost Potion for at least one of the tight squeezes. Landgraab chateau has several difficult adventures, lots of traps and I had to look up a solution on a walk through to solve one. I think one of my favorite bits of scenery is the old Aqueducts. I remember being able to build aqueducts in Sims 1. I even went so far as to purchase the Provence Build/Buy set to augment the French feeling of my vacation home.

China is prettier, but also all those hills make it difficult to navigate and the NPCs get stuck regularly. The windcarver from Future helps with some of China's less accessible areas. I really enjoy learning Martial Arts and sparring with and training other Sims.

Egypt has more tombs, more adventures, and really great scenery, too. Abu Simbel is impressive.