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A Philosopy concerning Cheats
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Andru Schak (Andruschak@aol.com) posted this to the simlist 6/13/96.
Since we seem to be having a few postings about cheats and not using them, I
thought I'd give my own opinions on this subject.
Generally, I go through 4 stages playing a game.
Stage 1
is is starting out, learning, and and finding out the hard way what
doesn't work as cities and farms go bankrupt, towers empty, and your
eco-systems die out.
Stage 2
is when I obtain the cheats, and can now practice and experiment
without having to go back to square one when things go wrong.
Stage 3
is playing the game honestly. I have learned from the cheats what
does and does not work, and can now go for the honest mega-city, mega-farm,
20,000 population SimTower, and so on.
Stage 4 is when I get bored with that, PARTICULARLY SimTower and that endless
waiting for the elevators to go up and down until the start of the next
quarter. Cheats speed things up, and you can build very unusual and/or
oddball cities, farms, towers etc etc that you could not do honestly. This
is when the games truely becaome what Maxis says they are...Software TOYS.
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This Web Page was created by
Patrick Coston June 16, 1996,
Last updated April 4, 2006
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