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<blockquote class="note">When the tribe throws a party, they know how to do it right. Although this may look like a simple clearing, there's enough food and fun here to keep the tribe and their guests going all night.</blockquote> |
<blockquote class="note">When the tribe throws a party, they know how to do it right. Although this may look like a simple clearing, there's enough food and fun here to keep the tribe and their guests going all night.</blockquote> |
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'''Hullaba Luau''' is a community lot in the heart of [[Felicity Island]], one of the [[neighborhood]]s shipped with ''[[The Sims Castaway Stories]]''. Like all community lots, it can be visited by using the travel map. |
'''Hullaba Luau''' is a [[community lot]] in the heart of [[Felicity Island]], one of the [[neighborhood]]s shipped with ''[[The Sims Castaway Stories]]''. Like all community lots, it can be visited by using the travel map. |
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In the [[Shipwrecked and Single]] story, [[Fangaloka Manave|Chief Fangaloka]] calls for a celebration at Hullaba Luau after the protagonist retrieves his sacred drums from [[The Forbidden Village]]. At Hullaba Luau, the protagonist greets his/her lover with a kiss and follows the customs of the natives' luau, which include; drinking the volcano water, dancing the limbo and walking the hot coals. After that, they kiss again and fall in love. Chief Fangaloka declares the protagonist friend of the tribe and gifts him the promised rudder for the raft. [[Huhana Manave]] tells the protagonist that when the raft is completed and he/she returns to his/her land, the appreciation of the tribe will go with him/her. The protagonist's lover gets upset and runs away. Huhana tells the protagonist to not worry and that his/her lover will forgive him/her and learn to forget. Suddenly the volcano erupts and the Chief orders everyone to get back to their huts. |
In the [[Shipwrecked and Single]] story, [[Fangaloka Manave|Chief Fangaloka]] calls for a celebration at Hullaba Luau after the protagonist retrieves his sacred drums from [[The Forbidden Village]]. At Hullaba Luau, the protagonist greets his/her lover with a kiss and follows the customs of the natives' luau, which include; drinking the volcano water, dancing the limbo and walking the hot coals. After that, they kiss again and fall in love. Chief Fangaloka declares the protagonist friend of the tribe and gifts him the promised rudder for the raft. [[Huhana Manave]] tells the protagonist that when the raft is completed and he/she returns to his/her land, the appreciation of the tribe will go with him/her. The protagonist's lover gets upset and runs away. Huhana tells the protagonist to not worry and that his/her lover will forgive him/her and learn to forget. Suddenly the volcano erupts and the Chief orders everyone to get back to their huts. |
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Revision as of 12:32, 13 May 2020
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| Lot type | Community |
| Lot size | 40x40 |
| Neighborhood | Felicity Island |
| Game | The Sims Castaway Stories |
When the tribe throws a party, they know how to do it right. Although this may look like a simple clearing, there's enough food and fun here to keep the tribe and their guests going all night.
Hullaba Luau is a community lot in the heart of Felicity Island, one of the neighborhoods shipped with The Sims Castaway Stories. Like all community lots, it can be visited by using the travel map.
In the Shipwrecked and Single story, Chief Fangaloka calls for a celebration at Hullaba Luau after the protagonist retrieves his sacred drums from The Forbidden Village. At Hullaba Luau, the protagonist greets his/her lover with a kiss and follows the customs of the natives' luau, which include; drinking the volcano water, dancing the limbo and walking the hot coals. After that, they kiss again and fall in love. Chief Fangaloka declares the protagonist friend of the tribe and gifts him the promised rudder for the raft. Huhana Manave tells the protagonist that when the raft is completed and he/she returns to his/her land, the appreciation of the tribe will go with him/her. The protagonist's lover gets upset and runs away. Huhana tells the protagonist to not worry and that his/her lover will forgive him/her and learn to forget. Suddenly the volcano erupts and the Chief orders everyone to get back to their huts.
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