I actually learned about the Tricous through Skelljay's "Fortune & Romance" story. Like I've learned a lot about the Maxis' canon since I joined LJ simscommunity. Didn't have a clue before ... I haven't really played in Downtown at all but I really want to try on the Tricous at some point. I really liked your take on them. Very fitting makeovers. :)
"Finding out" who the sims are by piecing all info about them together is my favourite part. What favourite hobby, what kind of personality, what gender preferences. When the sims look right, then putting together the right home for them. And then build a network ... Having the whole hood work as a social community is some kind of urge - painstaking, but necessary. I could never just play the one family in a legacy.
I'd seen smaller storylines with the Tricous in other stories, but Skelljay definitely brought them to life. I resurrected Rainelle after I did this post, so I look forward to seeing what Skell does with her. :)
I love getting my head around sims' characters, I did Psychology at university so I love all the quirks and personality differences with them. :D
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Yeah, resurrecting always worried me, but I thought I'd give it a go and see who they were, it was fun to do something different for once. :)
Jennicor has a constant look of distaste on her face in my game, she would be a rather frightening mother-in-law!
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"Finding out" who the sims are by piecing all info about them together is my favourite part. What favourite hobby, what kind of personality, what gender preferences. When the sims look right, then putting together the right home for them. And then build a network ... Having the whole hood work as a social community is some kind of urge - painstaking, but necessary. I could never just play the one family in a legacy.
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I love getting my head around sims' characters, I did Psychology at university so I love all the quirks and personality differences with them. :D
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