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I have two problems with this game:

1) I can't get my Sims to Woohoo
2) I CAN'T stop playing it!

In the past two weeks I've spent AT LEAST 30 hours playing this game.

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And why does your tone suggest that you do not care about children?

I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride my bike.

bub

I loved the first Sims, I always cheated a lot (you write "klapaucius" and you get $1,000 => real life should be like that) and then built HUGE castles with 3 or more swimming pools and lots of plasma TV

or create a family of suckers with 5 kids, build a minable house and them kill them all

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I loved the first one, and let me tell you, they're like night and day.

Seriously, play the second one. It's SO much better.

The only games I can be a SERIOUS gamer about are simulation games. I have some HARDCORE sim city cities.

bub

I'm too busy playing Cossacks (With my army of Saxon grenadiers it takes around 2 minutes to destroy any city, on average )

Bleeding Head Ken

It's addictive. It's supposed to be I was on the Sims 2 team for several years. What is the issue with their not woo-hooing?

My only problem with the game is that it's so slow to get anywhere and circumventing the process by cheating makes it no fun.

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I don't know how to make them Woo Hoo...i mean it doesn't come up as an option on their social menu.

Bleeding Head Ken

Are they friendly enough to want to woohoo? The trick is to get them joking, then hugging, then flirting and eventually alone in a room in a bed. A bit more flirting and when you see the hearts appear, then the woohoo option should be available.

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It's between Sims that I've begun as married or joined or whatever

bub

What means "woohoo"? Is that what I think it is?

Bleeding Head Ken

They may be married but not have enough romance between them. Married Sims need foreplay too.