Why All Steemians Should Play the Sims

schattenjaeger (71) in shotsfired • 7 years ago (edited)

In the videogame The Sims, every Steemian is given the opportunity to live out all of their wildest and craziest fantasies.

Such as having money, a job and a house.

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7 years ago by schattenjaeger (71)

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ehujra (61) · 7 years ago

Wawo very cool stuff

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j3dy (60) · 7 years ago

LLD still going strong :D llllllllllllllllllllll like for like klll ::D D D It's shitty I grew up I had a job a family, many interests and probably a split personality disorder.

Sims first was quite fun to be frank. Give it a few years and there will be even more sjw and rainbow politics in there. It was a fun sandbox, exploring virtual possibilities.

Well I might play it if I return to my child state, I've missed a lot of games in the past five years for sure, that and they turned quite shitty so it's not even worth to go through them at some point. Not to start talking on mobile clicky crap.

you must be a fan of fyrst, he's basically playing sims here :) good man, I think he wanted a house to be bought with steem. A while ago

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schattenjaeger (71) · 7 years ago

Nah, just a joke about the fact that Steemians have no money, and that's basically the cause of all the drama here.

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j3dy (60) · 7 years ago

probably, I have to say I have more in steem than in my pocket, I was even thinking on going all out with steemit, but that would defeat my purpose here. I'd rather have people build and grow themselves rather than dilute a crypto money supply.

Are you trading cryptos btw, I kind of fucked up a while ago even if I was not completely for it I ended up trading 100 for 170 twice which the next day was refunded to the other party by the third party, lucky me :) 2 months of free trail :|

I kind of have to get out of that degenerate hole, basically I'm reluctant on cryptos because merchants trade them at astronomical rates(at least on localbitions) and trading because people do some weird trades that make huge pump dumps :D I suppose volitility is nice and a high paywall is also good in a sense :| well sorry to get philosophical, I have stuff to get done.

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lexiconical (72) · 7 years ago

Local Bitcoin is indeed brutal with the fees. As much as it sucks to wait like two months, try to get on an exchange like Kraken for cash deposits, or Bittrex for btc deposits.

Things have been so much better since I dumped LBC and Coinbase.

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j3dy (60) · 7 years ago

:) I wish the dec exchanges would step up and provide some ties to fiat that are not ridiculed, but well governments are not all for it, neither are banks. They would probably like to have the global cryptocurrency regulatory agency in place :D hey I hope they don't get the idea from me, or if they do I hope they find a way to call it gestapo just out of spite :D well it's great for now, it's a "free" market even if everybody is pumping dumping left and right, scamming here and there and we haven't gotten to the best part, supporting terrorism :D yeah whatever. Like terrorism and gun trafficking and other kinds weren't around 50-100 years ago. Flawed systems and flawed people will find themselves. The funny part is that I could have cashed out 200 usd for 150 on localbtc, but rather I chose to risk it for 350 and lose 250 for it :D and I've seen the videos on the cognitive biases people tend to have. Well it's hard to learn from videos I suppose. Kraken is new for me, I haven't checked it out, but bitfiex and bittrex were interesting as well as cryptotopia since they have many alts listed, one being EOS :)

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j3dy (60) · 7 years ago

checked your post from the other day on the trending page, I have to say I'm with you and I hope you can pull through, I've left what I know in case it's helpful, other than that, I respect you so I won't tell you what to do. You remind me of a family member, also I admire your courage to share, speak up and have a opinion that you hold steady, I don't know how you feel, what you've been through, what you've had to get through to get to where you are, but you've earned my respect and that's enough for me. Thank you for being honest!