Players embarked on a mission to stop Thief V from stealing the town treasure in a fun-filled spy adventure. They would unlock a headquarters that they could customize, and throughout the game, they would recruit various Sims as junior agents. It seems to me like one of the best games in the series, despite its lags and sudden crashes. Agents had players join the Sim Protection Agency and solve cases across the MySims world. Ive had the pleasure of being one of those who still plays Sims 3. The series entered the spy genre in 2009 with MySims Agents. There was a story mode and the game did allow players to customize their character, but the gameplay was like all the other racing games before it. MySims Racing was simply a kart racing game with a MySims skin attached, and the title was not that unique. The next MySims game took the series to the go-kart-racer genre in a game that was very similar to Mario Kart. They would unlock new monuments for the town, new playable characters, new outfits, and new areas.

Players would play all sorts of mini-games that felt very much like Mario Party, and as they won, the town would increase in quality. MySims Party departed from the customization focus of the previous two entries and put more of a focus on mini-games. A year later, MySims Party hit store shelves. I'll post in her thread so you can close this particular issue as fixed. I saw BryonyRae posted a thread on it when I came to resurrect this thread. There is still an issue with this card table. From household inventory, it can be removed and placed on the home lot and then the option to put in inventory can be selected. The table can't be dragged into personal inventory either, just household inventory. It appears the workaround has been made the fix by greying out the option to put in inventory.

Since I have a new save started and the sim in a starter home that I hadn't done anything with, I gave trying out the card table another chance. The Sims (retroactively referred to as The Sims 1 or TS1 to differentiate it from the series as a whole) is a single-player interactive life simulation game, developed by Maxis and published by Electronic Arts.In the game, players control the day-to-day lives of virtual people called 'Sims'. This made me wonder if this problem was still around. I ran across a thread the other day in the other forums where someone indicated that they couldn't put the table into inventory in GF but it was in their household inventory when the sim got home. Having to bulldoze to fix was just too extreme for my tastes. At the time, I would have said I didn't know since I just kept using the workaround. Oh dear, I didn't see a message tagging me to the thread.

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