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LGR - The Sims 4 Vintage Glamour Stuff Review (Patreon)

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2016-12-07 13:30:49
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2021-03

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LGR - The Sims 4 Vintage Glamour Stuff Review

Gameplay and overview of the ninth stuff pack for The Sims 4. What old-school items and clothing does it have? How much of a jerk are the butlers? Questions, answers, snark!

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mavrick

fuck yeah, art deco!

Anonymous

Can't wait for more Ralph! I'm glad to see he is okay... I guess that is what you call that.

Anonymous

Holy crap I need one of those drink globes. Had no idea that existed.

Justin Dotson

It would have been cruel if somewhere in fine print that the drink globe was not included.

Lindsay Michelle

Man, how did you piece together new Ralph? Is he truly indestructible now? Haha. You know who I miss, though? Servo! Especially old school Sims 1 Servo. Best Sims butler ever, IMO.

Anonymous
>>3227863

Servo was the best! Yep. Definitely. :) ah the good old days. Bonehilda was pretty entertaining too.

Anonymous (edited)

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2022-09-20 14:17:16 ありがとうございます…！✨
2016-12-08 03:46:29 Argh how can they release a vintage glamour pack and not make it like 1920s stuff. Ugh. Smh. And I agree... Where are all the amazing hairstyles and beards! Love how badass Ralph is now. Also love his name. Took me embarrassingly long to get that play on words hehe

Argh how can they release a vintage glamour pack and not make it like 1920s stuff. Ugh. Smh. And I agree... Where are all the amazing hairstyles and beards! Love how badass Ralph is now. Also love his name. Took me embarrassingly long to get that play on words hehe

LazyGameReviews
>>3230318

Hehe, yes indeed. There's also another meaning: Ralph is the middle name of Will Wright, the original designer for The Sims. And seeing as he meant The Sims to be anti-consumerist, I figured naming Ralph after him to protest nickle-and-diming was fitting.