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Many famous people have "Scott" as a first, middle, or last name:. The legality of these practices is now most definitively in question. "Scott" is also part of the name of:. Players buy Simoleans on Ebay and use their "unreal" money to perform game exchanges, which include virtual sex acts, some of which have apparently involved children. Elsewhere in the world is:. Meanwhile, simulated and paid for, prostitution, gambling and other such activities continue to proliferate on the game, while real money is apparently changing hands on it. Scott is the name of several places in the United States of America:. TSO is listed as a "T for Teens" game and has many players as young as twelve who play it, possibly younger.

Scott is the name of the debut album by Scott. There have been many attempts on the players' parts to end this rather infestatious Mob rule, but the company in charge of the game seems to have done virtually nothing to combat, change or alter it, even in the face of charges of illegal activity occurring on it. The Scott Paper Company is a brand of paper towels and toilet paper owned by the Kimberly-Clark Corporation. This has turned many people off of the game, as the Mob rule and total lack of substantial policing by Maxis and Electronic Arts, intimidate many game players. The Scott Monument, to Sir Walter Scott, in Edinburgh. When players enter any city on The Sims Online, a thriving Italian Sims Mafia presence can be found there. The Scott Tournament of Hearts women's curling Canadian championships. Another highly volatile problem on TSO is the presence of a force that styles itself after the Mafia.

The Scott Motorcycle Company. Although the patch deterred some people from using third party programs, many are still in use. Navy. The patch punished the Sim by lowering the payout if the maze was completed too fast. USS Scott, a Kidd class destroyer, formerly in the U.S. Maxis eventually introduced a mandatory patch for the problem. Scott Peterson, convicted murderer. These programs could complete rounds of money objects hundreds of times faster than if done by a human.

Winfield Scott Hancock, general and candidate for the presidency of the United States. This inflation was made possible by third party programs that exploited the money making objects in the game (Most notably the Tomb Hunters of the Lost Llama, also known as the MAZE object). Winfield Scott, general and candidate for the presidency of the United States. The Simolean reached an all time low from Winter 2003 to Spring 2004, when Simoleans were selling as low as 3 dollars for one million Simoleans. Various Tom Scotts. As of Jan 2006, one million Simoleans sell for around 10-15 dollars (One million Simoleans in Betaville sells for about 20 dollars). Thomas Walter Scott, the first premier of Saskatchewan. The Simoleon (Sims Online currency) has been through much instability.

Thomas Scott (politician), US congressman. Still others will use non-interactive solo objects which rely on a single skill to determine payout. Thomas Scott, bigoted Orangeman, eventually executed in the Red River Rebellion led by Louis Riel. Many players use group job objects such as a pizza machine or core business unit to make money at their convenience. Sir Walter Scott, 1st Lord Scott of Buccleuch. As in the offline Sims games, promotion depends upon skill levels and number of friends. Sir Walter Scott, author. There are three jobs available: a restaurant job, a robot factory job, and a nightclub job with two different positions.

Scott Joplin, composer. Technically notable is that the Maxis servers behind The Sims Online are rumored to run the open source software JBoss. Robert Falcon Scott, Antarctic explorer and British naval officer. As a result, many reviewers described the online game as dull and was more like the world's largest chat room instead of a vibrant MMORPG. Ridley Scott, an English director. The reason for this poor performance may be attributed to the players' failure to cooperate as well as the beta testers of the game did; another reason may be that one of the major attractions, for some players, of The Sims was creating and using custom objects, which is not possible in The Sims Online. Randolph Scott, actor. As of early 2005 this is not the case; TSO has seen only a fraction of the subscription numbers aimed for by the game's publisher, Electronic Arts.

Montgomery Scott (Scotty), a fictional character in Star Trek. As with The Sims and its numerous expansion packs being the best selling computer game of all time, many experts predicted that TSO would become the most popular massively multiplayer game. Lisa Scott, a news reporter for WIVB-TV (a CBS affiliate in Buffalo in the 1990s and the 2000s. After purchasing the game, players pay a monthly fee to play online. Scott McBain, a British author. While often called a role-playing game (making it an MMORPG), it has as much in common with socially-oriented virtual worlds. Jack Scott, American rock 'n' roll singer. Because the other characters are played by real people, TSO is less a game and more a social environment than the original Sims.

George Gilbert Scott (1811 - 1878), an English architect. This variation allows a player to create up to seven Sims, each on different servers, but control only one at a time, with the exception being Betaville, where players can play up to four Sims at one time. Scott, actor. Players are in complete control of a Sim. George C. The Sims Online is a massively multiplayer online game, allowing thousands of players to play together simultaneously. Scott Fitzgerald, author, cousin of Francis Scott Key and named for him. .

F. It was published by Electronic Arts and released on December 17, 2002 for Microsoft Windows. national anthem. The Sims Online (TSO) is a massively multiplayer online variation of Maxis's highly popular computer game The Sims. S. Francis Scott Key, poet and lawyer, author of the poem that became the U.

Dred Scott, slave whose case before the United States Supreme Court was one of the most famous in the 19th century. Davis Scott, an American astronomer. David Scott, an American astronaut. Charles Scott Kentucky Governor.

Scott), British journalist. Charles Prestwich Scott (C.P. Camilla Scott, a former talk show host for Camilla Scott for CTV between 1996 and 1997. Ben Scott Folds, singer and songwriter.

Scott, an American professional photographer. Arthur E. Alfred Angas Scott, founder of The Scott Motorcycle Company. Scott Barney, NHL ice hockey player.

Scott Podsednik MLB player for the Chicago White Sox. Scott Lake, Florida. Scott AFB, Illinois. Great Scott Township, Minnesota.

Fort Scott, Kansas. Scott Island near Antarctica. Scott Township, Pennsylvania (several places). Scott Township, Minnesota.

various counties named Scott County. Scott City, Missouri. Scott City, Kansas. Scott, Ohio.

Scott, Wisconsin (several places). Scott, New York. Scott, Louisiana. Scott, Arkansas.