Unofficial Sims (Freeplay/Mobile) Forum

Dellie wrote:

+.jana.+ wrote:Calling Dellie - can you please confirm whether you were able to avoid repeats?

Oops, forgot to quote you in my response above.

Also, sorry for delay. Was dropping my son at school.

No need to apologise. Good news is still good news thanks, I will try it again later - knowing that it might help, it will be worth the effort...

I thought that they had changed things an update or so ago so that you would always get the same result no matter how many times you reset.

chamilet wrote:I thought that they had changed things an update or so ago so that you would always get the same result no matter how many times you reset.

When I was spinning, I certainly got the same one many times, but not always. I definitely got different awards on resetting, but it took a while (felt like hours).

I finally got the last one, woohoo!! I don't even want to venture a guess as to how many lps I had to use. I really hope the rest of the hobbies for limited time rewards aren't like this one was. That was not fun. Isn't it supposed to be a jumper? My baby just sits still in it. Oh well, at least I finally got it & the play mat. Now everybody needs a break after all the lp grinding, Especially the baby. At least I can take my time with the clothes now. Whew! I hope everyone else who wants one is able to get it. I'd help you all out if I could. Good luck

Lavenderwitch519 wrote:Isn't it supposed to be a jumper? My baby just sits still in it.

Tap the jumper once the baby has been placed in it. You should get two options. It works like the highchair and the crib.

Dellie wrote:

chamilet wrote:I thought that they had changed things an update or so ago so that you would always get the same result no matter how many times you reset.

When I was spinning, I certainly got the same one many times, but not always. I definitely got different awards on resetting, but it took a while (felt like hours).

So you mean spinning, not accelerating! That explains it

(I think there was a misunderstanding - people would attempt to skip particular runs of the hobby to avoid the repeats, and it did not work... spinning is a bit more "expensive", but it is a feasible alternative, yes)

+.jana.+ wrote:So you mean spinning, not accelerating! That explains it

Yes, it is more expensive, but I managed to mix it up with accelerating.

Dellie wrote:

Lavenderwitch519 wrote:Isn't it supposed to be a jumper? My baby just sits still in it.

Tap the jumper once the baby has been placed in it. You should get two options. It works like the highchair and the crib.

Thanks. Omg I can't believe I didn't do that. I guess I was just so excited to get it that I wasn't thinking.

Lavenderwitch519 wrote:Thanks. Omg I can't believe I didn't do that. I guess I was just so excited to get it that I wasn't thinking.

Happens to me all the time

Does anyone else find it hilarious that infants are playing incredibly difficult compositions? As a flautist and pianist I know the skill involved in playing Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Chopin's Étude in C Minor, and Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21.

I mean a 3 year old child music prodigy I've seen...but ours are infants, not even a year old yet.