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The Washington Post@washingtonpost.com |
The Sims isn’t like other video games. Instead of inviting players to explore faraway fantasy lands or fight in imagined battlefields, the world of The Sims hews closer to reality. Some players are even using it to practice for their real lives.
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Partyglouberman
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You live in a fucking fantasy land WaPo
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moai 🗿
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Are you seriously posting an article about a twenty-four year old video game? Meanwhile American democracy has fallen! DO YOUR JOB!!!!!
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mxhrad
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So, the Sims live in a dystopia where the media is actively ushering in a fascist madman with nonstop attack articles about his opponents just because his opponent stuttered too much in one debate?
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TheBaroness
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This is what you’re getting paid actual American money to write about? A fucking video game? Unless the Sims is going to save democracy it’s as irrelevant as tits on a pineapple.
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