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Subject: Re: Simmerville: news Author: Anne Briggon [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 05:09:59 05/31/05 Tue In reply to: Anne Briggon 's message, "Re: Simmerville: news" on 03:32:08 05/31/05 Tue My hubby George just told me that there are newer rules, and that sims who graduate from University will be awarded with minimum §10000. That was good to know, because if our twins live together for a while they will get a decent start capital of §20000. Worried mom >I and George are very disappointed with this kind of >politics. Our twins Germine and Steven were at >University when this was decided, today they return to >Simmerville to find that they are no longer welcomed >here! They are met with the new rule of being given a >loan while those graduating just a couple days ago got >to keep their §20000. > >We think this is not fair. Because they are twins we >can not support them both with money. We think the >hood council wants to produce poor residents. What is >the point of that? We read the public financial notes >from simday 25 and it shows that the hood has more >savings than ever. Why this new policy? > >Mrs and Mr Briggon > >>Family news: >> >>There seems to be a twin boom in the hood as there >>were 3 twin births lately, two of them today. Welcome >>all new residents. You can see who they are in >>Simmerville's HOOD section. >> >>Economics: >> >>The Hood council had found that we can no longer offer >>a start budget of §20000 to new households or Sims >>moving out. Starting right away, a household changing >>address will still gain §20000, but the money will be >>registered as a bank loan, and must be paid back right >>away or within 15 simdays. >>When returning from the University only §10000 will be >>considered a loan. >>When switching address directly by moving in with >>another household without visiting the immigration >>central (familybin), §20000 will not be gained and >>there is no bank loan involved. >>We ask parents to support children who move out, >>financially. >> >>Politics: >> >>In 2 simdays (after local simday 30) there will be new >>Community Right holders, and also a new Hood Council. >>If you are looking to achieve a Community Right you >>should make sure you have good skills, a good job, >>politics interest, and friends outside >>household/family. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]