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Every time I stumble across a random post related to Strangerville, my heart warms. I don't know how popular it was when it came out (I wasn't interested in sims at all back then) or how popular it is in fandom in general, but even these slightest hints give me hope that people like this pack. And how each person interprets it in their own way and creates their own story based on what the game has to offer. It's definitely my favorite Sims pack, even though I haven't played it at all. Ironic, isn't it?

Murphy's law usually implies something bad or a failure. But Milo is definitely not a loser - he has a loving and close-knit family and a pet, loyal friends who are with him through thick and thin, which happens to him every day, a beloved girl who reciprocates his feelings, and he is not an outcast in class. Despite the fact that Murphy's law is automatically terrible, it does not bother Milo much

I love the fact that in the group "Just getting started", the leader is not Milo, who is the main character, but a character who actually was a musician and has experience in this field. And what is even more ironic is that their vocalist is not a character whose voice actor in real life is a singer, but someone who is just an actor and has no connection with music.