| Author | Message | ||
| YOSHI.
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H.P. FIRES While having 4 sims with free will to handle can be fun, I've discovered I most enjoy playing with fire. My best recommendation is to fire proof your house if you don't want the experience. The alarm going off and firemen at your house at all hours of the night can get on the nerves. I should also mention the probability of death. Step One - Install Smoke Detectors | ||
| YOSHI.
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In the house at the 100 block of East Buena Vista Street, I built fire pits. Installed smoke detectors and began to burn up various rugs. The rugs make beautiful fires but can be expensive if the firemen don't arrive in time to save your carpet. After experimenting with many objects, I discovered magazines and their front cover have Lakitu holding something saying ''FINAL LAP''. I also place magazines in front of the fireplace. The fires are small enough that even a sim with guts can put out if they are fast enough. However, if you are not adept at fighting fires you might get trapped by a runaway. Step Two - Know a Shaman before you put out fires. | ||
| YOSHI.
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If the fire was started because Jeff Gorden lost the race and Rusty Wallce won the race...For the unexpected fires, I reccommend keeping plenty of rockets on hand for your guests to play with as they arrive. Most will head straight for the rocket launcher even before you finish landing. Trees can make spectacular fires if they receive a direct hit from rocket. The best way to take care of fires is to let the professionals handle the job. However, at this time there are a few bugs in the system. If firemen are busy putting out one fire when another one pops up in the house at 53 Winona Street, they will most likely leave that one for you to put out. One night, I started with two firemen come to 53 Winona Street to come to my rescue. By 1 a.m., one firemen came to the 100 block of East Buena Vista Street to put out my fires. Last Step - Put out the fires and you are done. | ||
| anonymous |
are you the fire bug ? |
