My almost 7yr old had been badgering me for months for this game, and i'd read the reviews and tried to tell her it was too old for her and not per sé a "fun kids game" she was having none of it, and with her own money eventually got me to buy it for her.
Well. It went about as expected and she's very disheartened about it. She gets the concept, but its the intricacies like connecting power, staying within budget, placements etc all too advanced for her and twenty minutes in she was depressed, all she wants to do is make dinosaurs and stuff obviously. Its no fun for her to sit down with me while i play it to get it to a "playable" state for her so i wanna ask if any veterans or savvy players who might have had similar stories can give me a road map so i can get it into an almost sandbox state by night for her
I read its there but you gotta practically finish the game, and i dont have a huge amount of time available to me to invest in this, and building strategy sims aint my thing really
Whats the fastest most clinical way i can get this to a playable state for her and any tips n tricks would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance folks
Synopsis:
> Will discovers that Noah has a child he hasn't told Grace about, but is now sworn to secrecy. Karen and Jack's relationship is tested when she fires him from the play she's producing and replaces him with Jon Cryer (guest star).
Just curious to know how many folks living in Tacoma can relay to the “kid-n-play” dance and/or the song? I’m working on a presentation and don’t if I’ll loose folks with this reference? Thank you for your time.
Jayson Tatum declares it so, so let’s accept it and end the nickname posts (Hopefully this is the final one)
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I grew up in a small town in Romania. Among other things near where my neighborhood is there are 3 unfinished blocks of flats, and they have been there ever since Romania got rid of the communist regime. As kids we would usually play hide n seek there during the day since the blocks had many places where you could hide. One day, when I was about 8 years old I was the seeker. After I finished counting I said the classic:Ready or not, here I come! (Cine nu-i gata îl iau cu lopata in Romanian). I swear that I heard a whisper in my hear saying:"I am ready. I've always been ready." It wasn't a menacing tone or anything like that but I jumped like one of those scared cats on YouTube. I quickly darted my look around the room I was in but there was nobody there. Empty and slightly chilly, nothing unusual at all. I asked the guys if they pranked me after we finished the game and they all swore they were hiding at that time, keeping quiet. After we split up one of my friends told me that something similar happened to him too while we were playing there, but he wouldn't go in further details. I stopped playing around there short after. I always got the chills passing through there after that experience. Sorry if this wasn't a super scary story or interesting story but this was my first experience that I would call "paranormal" or unusual.
I'm trying to find some good co-operative games for kids (6 - 12 y/o) to play at our after-school program, and hoping for some Print N Play as we are pretty strapped for extra funds! I found some fun ones on Kickstarter (Thanks Strawberry Ninja!) and am hoping to find a couple more for our group! Any suggestions are appreciated! Thanks!
Its the dumbest but I'd really appreciate it!
