Thanks!

Thanks.

Thanks.

I don't know :(

I've never played that one but usually, after you've actually given it a try, they've got something addicting and I can't even say what that is ^^...Thank you codnik :P

No idea about SimFarm but I just like management games in general . Atm i'm having a blast with Tropico 4 :p

Sorry about not answering your question properly but I'm still gonna say thanks. Thanks ;p

Thanks.

have no idea But thanks anyway :)

Thanks!

Thank you for the giveaway.
I'm sorry but i haven't played the game.

Hmm probably the whole "dominating the life of other peoples and stuff" :)
Thanks :)

Thanks for SimAnt!

I don't tend to go for such management games. The closest equivalent would probably be when I played Starcraft or Warcraft 2, where I would rather build a nice base full of defences and upgrade everything to maximum than actually attack the enemy. So I suppose my answer is the completionist aspect.

Thanks. :)

I don't like SimFarm (or similar games), so I can't really answer your question. Sorry.

Thanks for the gift.

Didn´t play SimFarm a lot, but I like such games in general.. Will Wright once stated that he designed SimCity as a gardening-simulator.. its just very satisfying to sow some seeds (in SimCity = zones) and tend your garden (= City) by watering and fertelizing it (= Water, Electricity, Parks etc) and protect it from vermin (= pollution, crime and sickness etc) and just watch it grow into something nice.. another thing about these games is the satisfaction of reaching goals you set for yourself.. you are constantly working towards a goal by setting some smaller goals and when you reach the big one, it just leads you to more objectives or new problems you have to solve. The game Anno 2070 (and its predecessors) is a perfect example for this, the whole gamedesign is based around that big-goal/smaller-goals/new-problems mechanism.

Or to put it short: Thanks! :D

Thank you.

thx :)

Sim games allow me to control and manage things in the virtual world using different resources and scenarios, I view it as a therapy to my control efforts because in real life you control only a small sum of all things.

I don't really like social games, like facebook ones. If you meant strategy games, like sims or cities in motion, for me it's kinda funny dividing resources and using them wisely.
PS: Thanks for the giveaway :)

i don't simulate, i'm real ^_^

I need more action and proximity.

Sadly, I never played SimFarm. I want to try it someday (I do like simulators!). Thanks!

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THX! :D I dont like Simfarm, this.... "Setting" is kinda boring.

I don't like them cose they are boring for me. Thanks btw