I'm going to break all the rules and just say which families I like from across all the series, because I'm a rebel and I can't be tamed. XD The Goths: I mainly just like Bella and Morty and found the kids a bit annoying in TS1. I like the whole family in TS4 though. The Crumplebottom family: I just love this family in general, I'm always happy if I find a Crumplebottom in the game. I like the idea that they are this old money family. I even named my current world after them! I have Agnes and the three sisters from Moonlight Falls living there, and I think I might have a couple of others too.
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The Pantalone/Monty/Capp families. I like how these families have a long and complicated history (which still confuses me) from TS2 Veronaville and that we saw these families in TS3 too. The Wolff family The Landgraab family: I liked Malcom in TS2 (he was my best customer with OFB), Nancy is pretty awesome, but my favourite has to be the sweet Geoffrey! The Funke family: I ignored this TS3 base game family for such a long time, but then I started using them as my 'test' family for when I was testing mods, worlds, lots etc.
Something about them really started to appeal to me, I think because they seem like a 'normal', slightly tacky, hard-working family. I really started wanting to look after them. The Newbies: I loved Bob and Betty Newbie, I just though they were adorable! The Caliente sisters and Don Lothario: they're funny!
There are other families that I like but those are the ones that spring to mind. I like seeing old faces and old families in the game. 99% of the time I play with my own sims, so I like recognising the other sims in the hood and having them be familiar to me. Install Iatkos L2 On Vmware 8 Crack. I do like new faces as well. A mix of familiar and new is good.
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