This is the part where I discover you cannot have two player-made families coexist in one town/save file on the Xbox 360 version of The Sims 3, so I decide on a structure to The Quiet Household Epic: This blog will primarily revolve around the eponymous Quiet household with the occasional Angelo Intermission!
In fact, this time we begin with one of those.
Friday, May 31, 2013
Monday, May 27, 2013
Part 2: Meet the Angelo Household
Around here, I decided to get creative and start a second household. This one would consist of Daniel Finnegan (another friend and Rapture character who wanted to be put in as a Sim), Rappu Matkaopas (the Tour Guide from Rapture, mysterious lady whose identity is a secret BUT SHE'S RAPPU SO THERE YOU GO), Sally Camper (Salmacis is an eldritch hive-minded water monster; Sally is a woman who just wears blue a lot), and Archie Angelo (The Archangel is the embodiment of the afterlife itself, a modern grim reaper; Archie's a guy in a pimp hat). I'll probably make more characters later but we're already at seven so I'm pacing myself somewhat.
Again, I liveblogged this onto Bones's Facebook page.
Again, I liveblogged this onto Bones's Facebook page.
Part 1: Meet the Quiet Household
Hello, internet. My name is DJay32, and I occasionally play video games. One in particular, I find addictive as hell: The Sims 3. I don't play it too often, as I know once I start I won't stop for quite some time, but I think I've got a good story going on here.
First of all, in order to better understand the humour of the characters I create, it's best you be well-versed in the Fear Mythos. You don't have to know all too much; there are eldritch abominations, and I like to portray them in mundane situations. The Sims is perfect for that. I also pull characters from other stories I've written, most notably OH GOD THE RAPTURE IS BURNING.
One day, I felt like making a household of three characters I thought would be amusing to mentally picture: Jordan Dooling (Author Avatar and also narrator of the Rapture logs), Bones Malone (one of my best friends and portrayed as a strange drifter in the logs, name a reference to The Blues Brothers), and Theodore Quiet (The Quiet is literally an expansive and terrifying nothingness, whereas Theodore is a middle-aged man in a Hawaiian shirt). I guess they decided, now that the world was probably saved, they should move into a house together. I set the time scale to "epic" so it would last a long time, and I am playing on the Xbox 360 version.
Now, I didn't actually intend for this to become anything interesting. However, just to be on the safe side, I liveblogged the events on real-life Bones's Facebook wall.
The results are as follows.
First of all, in order to better understand the humour of the characters I create, it's best you be well-versed in the Fear Mythos. You don't have to know all too much; there are eldritch abominations, and I like to portray them in mundane situations. The Sims is perfect for that. I also pull characters from other stories I've written, most notably OH GOD THE RAPTURE IS BURNING.
One day, I felt like making a household of three characters I thought would be amusing to mentally picture: Jordan Dooling (Author Avatar and also narrator of the Rapture logs), Bones Malone (one of my best friends and portrayed as a strange drifter in the logs, name a reference to The Blues Brothers), and Theodore Quiet (The Quiet is literally an expansive and terrifying nothingness, whereas Theodore is a middle-aged man in a Hawaiian shirt). I guess they decided, now that the world was probably saved, they should move into a house together. I set the time scale to "epic" so it would last a long time, and I am playing on the Xbox 360 version.
Now, I didn't actually intend for this to become anything interesting. However, just to be on the safe side, I liveblogged the events on real-life Bones's Facebook wall.
The results are as follows.
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