Sim Social - Dirty Little Secret !

Is the game Sims Social really too easy?

A new game has been introduced on Facebook which is in the popular game series of Sims. This game is growing at a rapid pace. I was impressed that in a very short span of time, the game has become very popular among Facebook users. I first tried it when I had heard so much about it that I just had to try it myself. I wondered why I should not give the game a try and find out whether it is actually easy and fun to play or not. I started playing the game Sims Social and found that it is easy to play. But soon I found that I didn’t know how to earn more Simoleons. I was at a loss. There are several methods through which you need to earn Sim cash and benefit from all kinds of talents, goodies, new levels, etc.

All this made me curious to learn how to progress in the game. And I started looking for guides for the game available on the internet by various authors. But no guide is useful enough to understand the game’s concepts, tips and tricks. Then, somehow I came to know about the eBook of Sims Social Game authored by Tony Sanders. It contains all the important concepts of the game in such a manner that you can master the game. All the tips that enable you to earn more Simoleons are also mentioned in this guide. How a player should make use of various 'traits' in the Sim’s life to have additional bonus is also described in an easy and understandable format.

I have been religiously following this guide during all stages of the game and I never run out of tips and learning about the game at any stage. That is not all – even after mastering the basics of the game, you can learn so much extra about the game which is not commonly known. This guide has stuff you won't find elsewhere. What makes this guide stand out is that it includes snapshots from the game itself and all aspects of all levels are explained in a very simple manner. Use the guide to play the Sims Social and you will be amazed how fast you progress!

The secret of sims social guide

The game Sims Social seems to be very easy to play at the initial stages but gradually as you move to higher levels of the game, you find yourself lost somewhere in the game. Very soon you find that you are out of cash - that is simoleons. This is my personal experience in the game and that is why I am able to tell you about all this.

When I started playing Sim Social, then I found it very easy and interesting too but I didn't know how to build a room or anything in the game as this requires help from three of your Facebook friends. I kept on playing as suggested by the automated guide of the Sims Social. Eventually, I decided to set up my home as I wished to. Later, I changed my mind and sold everything. But due to lack of knowledge of the game, I found myself stuck in the game. Soon I had lost everything and needed three friends to build a home. Sims Social game is new to Facebook. I did not have any Facebook friends playing the game so I really had no one to help me build my home. I felt disappointed about the game.

I started searching on the internet for tips and secrets of the game and started following all the rules and suggestions given by different people who had written the guide for the Sims Social. But I was unable to make much progress. It was only when someone suggested this great guide by Tony Sanders that things changed for me. Thankfully this guide gave me direction and the will to move ahead in the game and finally I was able to build my home as I wished to. Through the guide, I mastered all the tips and tricks of the game Sims Social.

Now I have many neighbors and I have reached higher levels but still I keep gaining from the suggestions mentioned in this guide. This is the best investment and you can learn several tips and suggestions about the game from this guide. I think I could recommend this guide based on my personal experience.

Would You Like to Cheat in The Sims Social?

Players who have reached high enough friendship levels with other Sims in The Sims Social probably know one thing already: you can't date two Sims at the same time, further meaning that you can't cheat in the game: as long as you are in a relationship, you must end the current one first before being able to date somebody else.

Even though some flirty interactions are still available in the game, the relationship status doesn't change so it's not an official cheat. Also, there could be no possible way to make out (or WooHoo) so things are kept to a rather normal level. Here is why, according to Tom Mapham, The Sims Social producer:

"We felt that being able to date 30 other Sims at the same time would lose any connection to real relationships," he says. "So at present Sims can only sustain one romantic relationship at a time. The game is a live service in beta and we will continue to review the design based on player feedback."

So what do you think? Are current ways better, meaning that you like not to be allowed to cheat in The Sims Social, or you'd like more freedom to date and WooHoo with as many Sims as possible ?

Source : http://www.simssocialinfo.com

Cheating in The Sims Social — An Odd Twist to the Social Graph

EA Playfish’s The Sims Social launches on Facebook, but it’s been playable in beta form long enough for people to have formed in-game relationships that challenge traditional social game interactions.

In The Sims Social, it’s possible for Facebook friends to become neighbors, which is standard for a multiplayer social game experience. Neighbors can visit one another to earn bonus energy and join friends in using whatever devices or activities the friend has purchased for their virtual home. The Sims Social takes it one step further, however, with a social interaction system lifted from the original Sims franchise of games where dialogue trees guide individual Sims along a progression toward friendship, romance, or animosity, with each new “level” of relationship opening up new social interactions.

The most interesting feature of this relationship system on Facebook is the compulsive need for permission. Because gameplay is asynchronous, EA Playfish has introduced a system of invites that notifies players when their Sim has reached a new possible level of relationship with another Sim. This does not happen at all relationship levels (e.g. Introduction, New Friend, etc.), but rather at crucial levels of interaction where the relationship dynamic changes dramatically (e.g. Dating, Enemies). Once these invites are accepted, new interaction types are available for users to try — or can happen autonomously as a result of “free will” built into the game’s engine.
This presents players with interactions never before available in a social game. For example, you took our Sim to a neighbor’s house and initiated a Flirt. Because your neighbor was already in a Dating relationship with another Facebook friend, the game prompted you to ask that friend to break up with their partner. Though some romantic interactions were still available to you (e.g. Romantic Kiss, Give Flowers), the relationship could not progress until your Facebook friend ended his relationship with the other Sim.
This was the Facebook Message which you can sent in response to The Sims Social invite to leave your romantic partner for your Sim:

The Author spoke with Tom Mapham, a producer on The Sims Social, to better understand the gameplay systems at work and how this could impact a Facebook user’s social graph. In the traditional Sims games, there were no real obstacles to a player “cheating” on a romantic partner, save for the romantic partner developing jealousy that expressed itself in hostile actions (e.g. kicking over your Sim’s garbage can, slapping your Sim, etc.). Because the romantic partner in The Sims Social is controlled by an actual person, however, this jealousy mechanic doesn’t translate to a social game, and so Mapham says a gameplay choice was made to limit romantic partnerships to one per Sim.
“We felt that being able to date 30 other Sims at the same time would lose any connection to real relationships,” he says. “So at present Sims can only sustain one romantic relationship at a time. The game is a live service in beta and we will continue to review the design based on player feedback.”
At present, the game doesn’t use a player’s social graph beyond the friends list — so there’s no way for The Sims Social to know that your friend indeed is engaged to another The Sims Social player in real life. This gives the player, more or less, total control over how much of their real life they want to replicate or parody in The Sims Social. Though again, Mapham says, the team is open to player feedback on the matter.
As for sexual relationships (here called WooHoo), Mapham explains that Sims must reach a certain relationship level before it becomes a gameplay option, which involves a series of invites to progress to that level.
“Once that relationship level is achieved,” he says, “your Sim can ask another Sim to WooHoo and can even WooHoo autonomously. It does not need another ‘handshake’ from your friend.”

Source : http://www.insidesocialgames.com

The Shower Cheat

Go to a friend's house and take a shower. Each time you do this you get 2 social points and 5 simoleons ! Best of all it doesn't cost any energy

(: Enjoy !