[ SECRET POST #3125 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3125 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Favorite children's games

[dani_phantasma]

That's the best part IMO. Even when I was like 22 and working at Walmart. I used to imagine buying a bunch of barbies and playing out all sorts of weird and messed up soap opera stories. But I have Sims 3 now so I just do it there.

I loved Clue, omg.

Re: Favorite children's games

[elaminator]

Haha, Sims is an excellent alternative, yes. ...And kind of even better for such a thing, since you can customize your characters exactly how you want. I love Sims for this same reason. (Though I typically make and play as characters from media instead of OC's, I still love making random Sims to put in the town, or editing the ones already there to be more stylish.)

Sims is addicting. It's probably a good thing I've been too lazy to install it on my newest computer.

Clue was amazing! I bought it again a couple of years ago, and don't play it nearly enough. Someone play Clue with me, omg.

Re: Favorite children's games

[dani_phantasma]

I do both, fanon characters and OCs, and sometimes even a self insert. Sims is the best story maker and wish fulfillment machine.


I loved Clue. Sometimes I liked to think about how the crime happened and come up with long stories about WHY Ms. Scarlett or Colonel Mustard did it in the kitchen with the wrench.