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Title: A Bargain Post by: Actron on July 26, 2009, 03:49:31 pm I have been paitiently waiting till I get paid to buy some more Sims goodies (Currently have Uni and Nightlife), plan was to get OFB and Seasons, Just a quick look on amazon tonight and I found this Open For Business, £3.94 (http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000E52P8Q/ref=s9_simz_gw_s6_p63_t2?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=center-1&pf_rd_r=11989HADBFZ9MADQAS4S&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=467198433&pf_rd_i=468294), OFB for a fiver posted. Bargain! Well happy means I can order one early and then get seasons and perhaps another pack when I get piad. Love it :D
Title: Re: A Bargain Post by: gazania on July 26, 2009, 06:36:10 pm Good catch ... and enjoy!
I suppose there is some merit to Sims 3 coming out ... you can get a much better deal on Sims 2 stuff now. :) Title: Re: A Bargain Post by: MaryH on July 26, 2009, 07:58:59 pm Oh, yes! I got Uni at $20 at Wally World, and the other EP's were the same price.
Of course if Sims 3 is not as popular as Sims 2 was, the prices might go up a bit. Title: Re: A Bargain Post by: Actron on July 28, 2009, 04:23:27 am Just ordered Seasons and Open For Business for under £15 Delivered, really happy :D
One question, Currently with Base, Uni and NL. Using the NL Disk still allows me to play Uni's extras as well. Which disk will I have to use to play all 4 EPs, or won't it make a difference? Title: Re: A Bargain Post by: Paden on July 28, 2009, 01:12:06 pm If you have Seasons in that list, that will be the disk you play from because it will be your most recent expansion pack. The list is as follows for the game:
Sims 2 Base Game University Night Life Open For Business Pets Seasons Bon Voyage Free Time Apartment Life Mansion and Gardens Now, I only put in Mansion and Gardens because from what I'm told, it is a Stuff Pack which acts as an Expansion Pack. I have them in the order in which they were released, so yeah, you will be using the Seasons disk. I love that one, it's pure gold! I also stopped with that one, even though I do have the Bon Voyage EP, because of the whole SecuROM bruhaha which snared me when I installed it. Two reformats later, I don't have that any more nor do I have BV installed. I just got tired of fighting with the stupid thing... Title: Re: A Bargain Post by: Actron on July 28, 2009, 02:43:06 pm If you have Seasons in that list, that will be the disk you play from because it will be your most recent expansion pack. The list is as follows for the game: Sims 2 Base Game University Night Life Open For Business Pets Seasons Bon Voyage Free Time Apartment Life Mansion and Gardens Thank you Paden, the ones I have/ordered are in bold above, so it's a case of the last one will act to run all the others? If I was to stick the Uni disk in for example I'd only be able to use all the stuff from that pack and base game? Title: Re: A Bargain Post by: Chaavik on July 28, 2009, 07:22:09 pm Well, if you install those EPs in bold, you will be using the disc from the latest EP to run the game with. All the stuff that comes with those EPs you have will be found in game. Your Sims will still go to Uni, have weather and be able to visit Downtown while you're using the Seasons disc to run the game with.
Title: Re: A Bargain Post by: gazania on July 30, 2009, 12:00:59 am Oh, yes! I got Uni at $20 at Wally World, and the other EP's were the same price. Of course if Sims 3 is not as popular as Sims 2 was, the prices might go up a bit. Well, if you believe the news blurbs on certain sites, Sims 3 has already done better than Sims 2 did a couple of months after its release. This puzzles me greatly. Never mind the usual points ... the economy stinks. Must be more people with money out there than I thought. :) Title: Re: A Bargain Post by: Paden on August 02, 2009, 01:01:53 pm From what I've read, Sims 3 base game started out a good twenty to thirty dollars higher in price from what the Sims 2 base game did, so that can explain why the profits were higher. Nothing like charging more for less, is there? Of course, I see this with many products like cookies, toothpaste and toilet tissue.
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