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Thats not what I meant.In all fairness, I don't think most people use The Sims to pretend to destroy their enemies, but I do think the general idea still translates.
Everything I've seen of the Sims made it look like "Computer Barbie Dolls, now with DLC!" But it looks more like a simulation than I would have expected. You don't go into work? You get fired. You don't have any money? Guess you're not putting in that swimming pool then. I wasn't aware that failure was part of the equation. I knew jobs and fires and such were in the game, but I thought most everything was at the players beck and control. Its actually more of a game with challenges to overcome than I thought, only the theme of the game is "mundane adult life," rather than like, "marines in space save the world."
Its kind of funny too, because Jace WANTS it to behave more like a Barbie Doll House. Stryker is a Marine - he declared it so, so it is, much in the same way that a 6 year old girl would define Barbie as a famous and successful movie star. Its not questioned, nothing in this scenario challenges Barbie's role or her job, nor does she have any responsibilities from it; The girl says she's a movie star, so she is. Jace does the same thing, only the video game gives him a challenge and some responsibilities at the same time he declares himself a Marine - challenges he fails at, such as going to work on time and not murdering innocent people.
TL;DR: Jace would actually have a much better time if he bought some Ken dolls, some G.I. Joe uniforms, and a video camera and acted out his scenarios in a Barbie Doll House.
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