I wake up in the morning, and I tend to my vv2 villagers. Thats before breakfast. They are now like an extention of my family. I've both vv games, and I love them. I've played lots of strategy games. especialy Age of Empires, I used to play that on lime as well.

I bought the game for my daughter, I started the first game for her but soon realised she was a bit young for it. By that time I was hooked. I normally play on my own, I check my villages before I go to work, when I come home it's the first thing I do... I agree with the comment above they are like part of the family now!

For me if its a PC game I play alone but I do have an XBOX360 and quite often use it to go online and play games with people around the world

Glad you like it. It's different from other games. In a sense that it goes on even after you leave it. Your daughter would benifit from it, because it teaches you economy.

I think it teaches children a number of things. In particular, the importance of keeping on trying. Often when a villager is new to a task he or she will fail at first, but will master it with perseverance.

I usually play alone. It depends on the game. My husband won't play any game. With games like FT and VV, my kids have their own slot in each game.

[size:14pt][font:Book Antiqua]While I play alone, my husband is very interested in the trials and tributions of my 'little people'. Since he will be deployed in a few weeks, my beloved plans to take a Village with him[/

I play on just the palm games and I have fun. I have heard that the game VV is fun but I need to know if it really slows down your computer.

All of our games are designed to yield priority to other programs running on your computer. So you shouldn't see VV slow your computer down.

I normaly start a game after I've had lunch. I start a game, then go right through the night. I first get second level science then food, building, food then medicine.In the meantime, I gather mushrooms and collectables. My first baby comes after the hut is built. Then one every two hours after that. A lot depends on the events that I have as well. If I don't like an event I restart the game to see if I can get a better one.really , my priority is food and medicine, buildings can be done any time. If I don't have anything for the builders, I train them on other jobs, so that they become elders. I use children as healers as this gives them a start in something. While I play, I take snapshots of the game. It gives me happy memories of my tribe and I can remember some of my special villagers.