Change sim's name? I feel so stupid...

Only just realised that for some reason I put a full stop (period for all the Americans

) at the end of my sim's name when I was in CAS, and it's kinda bugging me

Is there a way to change your sim's name, or more specifically their surname?

Ha ha, don't worry, you can change it. Click on the business building and there should be an option to change your sim's name.

During the regular business hours you can click on the City Hall and have the name changed.

The option is at the City Hall, not the business building. But yes, click on City Hall and you will see the option to "change name...".

I think you actually change their names at the city hall, but you need to make sure it is doing the city's hall business hours.

Actually, you don't get to change your name in the business buliding, but in the Town Hall. Very practical, since I discovered that my ******* heir to the family fortune automatically changed his last name when his mother got married to one of the Landgrabs.

Do Americans call fullstops ..'periods?'

lol..

Go to City Hall and change their name.

aleneghan619 wrote:Do Americans call fullstops ..'periods?'

lol..

Yes, we are weird like that. I've actually never heard of '.' this being called a 'fullstop'. Sounds like something a captain would say in a boat, not what you would call a punctuation mark.

Anyway, I suppose you learn something every day!

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aleneghan619 wrote:Do Americans call fullstops ..'periods?'

lol..

Yes. The punctuation mark at the end of a sentence is called a period here. I always think of a telegraph message when I hear the word "fullstop".

aleneghan619 wrote:Do Americans call fullstops ..'periods?'

lol..

lol im an american and yes we do.

Nik24X7 wrote:

aleneghan619 wrote:Do Americans call fullstops ..'periods?'

lol..

Yes. The punctuation mark at the end of a sentence is called a period here. I always think of a telegraph message when I hear the word "fullstop".

Yes, it's a fullstop, period! Isn't English a wonderful language?

Gouka989 wrote:

Nik24X7 wrote:

aleneghan619 wrote:Do Americans call fullstops ..'periods?'

lol..

Yes. The punctuation mark at the end of a sentence is called a period here. I always think of a telegraph message when I hear the word "fullstop".

Yes, it's a fullstop, period! Isn't English a wonderful language?

Yes, it is, so is 'American', LOL. I can make fun of my own language.

Only in England can you ride a lift down to have a f.ag while eating some crisps. Instead of an elevator to have a smoke and eat some chips.

Hehe thanks guys, I'll go change her name right now

aleneghan619 wrote:Do Americans call fullstops ..'periods?'

lol..

Canadians call it periods too