U.N. Owen was a Llama?

[MasterSiwel]

Excuse the craptacular title. I have found some breaking news in the sim world. There are in fact llamma's living in the sims world. EA had snuck this secret on us. And I know what your saying "Screens or it didn't happen", well here it is:


So here's the story:

I was looking for some collectables for my sim (since I was thinking about making a collector/sculpter because they get the egg-shaped cut) and I found this beastie roaming around the wild. He was in riverview and quite hidden too. EA was trying to see if anyone would find the llama.

P.S. Sorry for the huge size. I use the ingame screenshot tool to take it so... Sorry...

[Abiogenist]

O_O *speechless*

Is it only in Riverview? I want to see one!

[MasterSiwel]

O_O *speechless*

Is it only in Riverview? I want to see one!

You know... I really don't know. I was just searching for some gems or something valubale when instead I found a llama. -.-

[Metropolis Man]

Great screenshot. If you are lucky enough to catch the llama twice, get a little closer and pan the camera angle so we can see that furry face of his. 

[Twinmum]

lol, yes, I've seen him and his tall cousin in Egypt.

Norma

[MasterSiwel]

Great screenshot. If you are lucky enough to catch the llama twice, get a little closer and pan the camera angle so we can see that furry face of his. 

Can't... His face is unseeable. But we know he's a Llama. EA wanted us to think it was a goat or something so the hid the face. EA are horrible at lying. LOL just kidding about the EA lying thing.

[MasterSiwel]

Sorry for the double post... Wow I just made a total screw up. It was a billboard of something else.

Look at this screenie:


Sorry for that guys... Didn't mean to screw with everyones brains.

[Twinmum]

Yup, and the one in Egypt is a camel.

[Pam]

Ok, so it was a false alarm.  Instead of being a llama, it was the back side of a cardboard cow.  But how does the subject of this post have anything to do with the contents of the post?  Please make subjects as relevant as possible to the thread they represent.

[MasterSiwel]

Ok, so it was a false alarm.  Instead of being a llama, it was the back side of a cardboard cow.  But how does the subject of this post have anything to do with the contents of the post?  Please make subjects as relevant as possible to the thread they represent.

You're right, it wasn't relevant. I just have a horrible amount of luck creating subjects. It's too bad that the llama was a cow billboard. Aw well things like this happen.

[Saltypaws]

You mean there is *sniff* no llama. Thought we were onto something, oh well.

[The Illuminator]

EA wants us to think it's a wooden backside of a billboard, but in fact it is a llama...

[MasterSiwel]

EA wants us to think it's a wooden backside of a billboard, but in fact it is a llama...

LOL you sure about that?

[Pam]

You're right, it wasn't relevant. I just have a horrible amount of luck creating subjects. It's too bad that the llama was a cow billboard. Aw well things like this happen.

Well, we don't expect topics in the Forum to be witty or clever.  It's more important that they be accurate for folks who are browsing so they'll know exactly what a topic contains.

[MasterSiwel]

Well, we don't expect topics in the Forum to be witty or clever.  It's more important that they be accurate for folks who are browsing so they'll know exactly what a topic contains.

Thanks for telling me that.