It would have been fun if the developers would have anticipated that players would cheat the temperature to kill Sims, and after like 500° the whole world would just catch on fire Btw, the reason the Sim on fire got extinguished at the end is because Sims can only die on lots, they're immortal while on the streets so I guess the fire just gave up
An easy way to understand Fahrenheit is a 0-100 scale. 0 is pretty cold, 100 is pretty hot, 50 is cool. Anything under or over 0 and 100 is pretty extreme
"why are you dressed like that, you were a science woman two minutes ago, now youre hot af, literally" lmaooo. also, as a teacher, thanks for the solidarity XD this was a great one!
5000°C sounds like an average fire party. Now we finally know how to start proper fire parties in TS3. 🔥But the crying in unison got me screaming 😂 and this was a really great idea for a video. Good job, Ryan 👏
“Why is everyone reading???” Lmao, i ask myself this question any time my household goes above 3 sims. After that if they own any books at all theyll just whip them out and read wherever and whenever theyre not doing anything else
The music that plays when the Grim Reaper appears is so dramatic. It makes me jump every time - even when I know it's coming! 🤣 You should definitely make this again but with the cold weather... In December when it's too cold here in the UK.
I live in the United States and the state I live in gets pretty hot- like 90°F+ And I work delivering packages from a non air conditioned truck. 🥵 So this video seemed fitting for my sweaty ass today 😂
Hey Ryan, hope you're doing well. And good luck in that heatwave, lol. Also, I'm so sorry that I'm a day, almost two days late to your video, lol. Also, as always, love your videos.
Here's an explanation of fahrenheit and why I prefer it for weather: 0°-100° is essentially where humans can live. Below 0°F or above 100°F we're probably close to death. Most people are comfortable around a passing score of 70°. 0°F = -17.778°C 70°F = 21.111°C 100°F = 37.778°C
F is easy. If you know the temperature F, then subtract 30 and divide by two to be within about 5 degrees C. So if it's 70 F, 70-30 = 40, 40/2 = 20C. This is shit for scientific purposes, but you'll know if you need a jacket or what.