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All content pertaining to my story, The Simsfather, Part I

 

SUGGESTION: Regarding the casting blog entries, find the entry that corresponds to the part of the story that you have not yet read.  For example, if you have yet to read the prologue through chapter 1, start with that blog entry.  If you have not yet read chapters 8 and 9, then DO NOT read that blog entry.  I will also detail where in the story a deleted scene falls in case you would prefer to first read the story.  Capisce?

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Moving To Del Sol Valley

In the wake of the bloody massacre in The Baptism, a truce was struck between Vito's family and the Simkuza crime syndicate at the insistence of the Commission, the governing body of organized crime.  The reasoning for the truce was that the war between the two factions was generating negative attention at the expense of profit.  Reluctantly, both sides agreed to lay down arms and go back to doing business.  However, in this treacherous life, no "truce" is ever permanent.  How long until one of

Meeting The Future of The Scaletta Family

Vito and Rosa have been busy building for the future by rearing three children: Camille, Gabriele, Anastasia, the youngest.   The birth of their children has actually allowed Vito to heal his fractured relationship with his sister and mother, both of whom still harbor resentful feelings. Nevertheless, they love to visit Vito's children and Vito is happy to oblige their presence.   Francisco couldn't be happier to be a grandfather.  Given his former ties to organized crime, th

Entering the Gambling and Nightlife Industry, Pt. I

In an attempt to dilute his criminal earnings, Vito and his organization enter the gambling and nightlife industry in Oasis Springs and Del Sol.   Vito, Joe and other members of the organization have a night out on the town, fruitfully indulging in their new business with their mistresses.  Joe, in particular, has been powdering his nose a bit too frequently, unbeknownst to his friend and boss, Vito.   Golden Sands Casino.mp4     Stills    

Dealing With The Simkuza At The Strangerville Border

Summer 1946   Upon his return from Sulani, Vito continues his dealings with the Simkuza.  Monthly shipments are transported to the Strangerville border, where Joe and his crew retrieve it so that it can be marked for distribution.   Joe: "This is a far cry from those vans we used to use."   Max: "This is the largest shipment yet.  Pretty soon we'll be needing boats to haul this stuff."     Unhappy with their current arrangement, Vito and Wei Che

BMDaily #650 - Large Cocaine Bust!

The Bustdown (BMDaily #650).mp4     A bit late in posting this as I have just resumed playing The Sims.    It's early Winter 1952.  The largest shipment of the year has arrived into Evergreen Harbor only to be seized by the WCPD (Willow Creek Police Department).  Despite the seizure of an unprecedented amount of cocaine, Captain Wilson Fisk is not happy as his precinct has been losing the war on drugs.  However, his exchange with Sergeant Tenpenny, leader of C.R.

“A Man Provides... Even When He’s Not Appreciated, or Respected, or Even Loved”

After becoming estranged from his mother, Vincenza, and kid sister, Frankie, Vito still ensures that his family is supported. Vincenza and Frankie come home from the farmer's market to a familiar sight - three duffle bags of cash - only this time, there is a pleasant surprise. // Vito sits alone, a foreshadow of his increasing isolation as the head of his new crime family.  

"Make No Mistake, Someone Is Always Watching" (Part I)

Business has been booming since Vito moved his crime family west to Del Sol.  The Family has ventured into an increasing number of legitimate business dealings, an indication of Vito's desire to appear as a legitimate businessman.  Despite his wishes, Vito's notorious reputation has preceded him and the Del Sol Police Department, among others, has taken notice due to the increased scrutiny of organized crime by the federal government.  Make no mistake, even when things are going well, someone is
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