The game is free.......get over your entitlement mindset.

[Trai-1978]

Your first post states, and I quote "I have no problem finding expansion items."

Here's a little newsflash for you - many of us have a huge problem finding expansion items. Some of us do not find them AT ALL. This is why we complain. Are you actually saying that we should not be allowed to complain about something we can't find because YOU can find them? Yep, I'm ashamed of your generation too. The "I'm alright so everyone else should shut up" attitude is disgusting.

[etamni103]

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@MrVanhalo wrote:

Did you pay for this game?

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If one has invested time in something, that is still an investment, even if cash was not spent.

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@MrVanhalo wrote:

Who is John Galt? 

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We are!

[BasinCity]

John Galt is a plagiarized fictional character from one of the most over-rated authors of all time, a hero who used a socialistic tactic ( a labor strike) to protest socialism. Galt is clearly a rip off from Garet Garrett's The Driver, written decades before Ayn Rand wrote Atlas Shrugged. Its hero was Henry M. Galt, and yes, the same question was asked... Who is Henry M. Galt?

Neo cons love Ayn, but fail to recognize the obvious irony in having a supposedly conservative hero organize a labor strike...

[MrVanhalo]

Its pretty simple.....

Don't play it.

or ask for your refund :manhappy:

[TheOtherIvan]

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@BasinCity wrote:
John Galt is a plagiarized fictional character from one of the most over-rated authors of all time, a hero who used a socialistic tactic ( a labor strike) to protest socialism. Galt is clearly a rip off from Garet Garrett's The Driver, written decades before Ayn Rand wrote Atlas Shrugged. Its hero was Henry M. Galt, and yes, the same question was asked... Who is Henry M. Galt?

Neo cons love Ayn, but fail to recognize the obvious irony in having a supposedly conservative hero organize a labor strike...

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Randians cherry-pick her positions, glossing over things like her atheism and anti-religionism, opposition to police actions and foreign wars like Vietnam, her support of abortion rights, and her opposition to the death penalty. But then, there are plenty of things for conservatives to like about her. Like her monumental hypocrisy carried off with a glib self-satisfied smirk. I'm just glad she and William F. Buckley never had a love child, even though I think that was foretold in Revelations.

Which reminds me again of that one Sim that keeps shouting at me to bulldoze the trees to make way for the machines. One more peep out of him, and I'm moving his building next to the garbage dump.