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A female Sim named [[Merica Manave]] may also have shipwrecked here in the past with her daughter [[Nanihi Manave]] in another cruiser ship. |
A female Sim named [[Merica Manave]] may also have shipwrecked here in the past with her daughter [[Nanihi Manave (hidden)|Nanihi Manave]] in another cruiser ship. |
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Revision as of 15:37, 25 July 2015
The Queen Solomon is a cruise ship in The Sims Castaway Stories. During the night, the ship crashes and eventually sinks. Jessica Knight, David Bennett or the player's customized Sim wakes up on a desert beach on Felicity Island and the game begins. Curiously, in the character's menu selection there is a female Sim assigned to the ship that looks exactly like Amaya Flores. A small yacht, Simplicity, is the equivalent of the Queen Solomon in the console version of the game.
Sims on the Queen Solomon
- David Bennett
- Jessica Knight
- Winford Rhinehart
- Hugh Bailey
- Emma Langsford
- Gina Gibson
- Sandra Barnham
- Bart Pittman
- Robby Smith
Notes
A female Sim named Merica Manave may also have shipwrecked here in the past with her daughter Nanihi Manave in another cruiser ship.