No. Modding is allowed in the game and as such you are free to download anything you may find interesting from the website.
The Sims 3 cannot be installed if you do not have the Sims 3. Razor is a group of hackers that "crack" games to make them playable by anyone who downloads and plays it. This is a violation of copyright and is illegal.
yes, but it's illegal
You must have the sims launch open, and the hair/whatever, must be installed on to the sims. Also, you must be logged on in your launcher!
If it is a trial, no, if it isn't, yes.
That would be illegal. If you want the code, you'd have to buy it.
Just so you no IT IS ILLEGAL TO DOWNLOAD THE SIMS 3
you don't. that would be illegal.
The Sims 3 cannot be installed if you do not have the Sims 3. Razor is a group of hackers that "crack" games to make them playable by anyone who downloads and plays it. This is a violation of copyright and is illegal.
yes, but it's illegal
You must have the sims launch open, and the hair/whatever, must be installed on to the sims. Also, you must be logged on in your launcher!
Illegal, and copyrighted.
If it is a trial, no, if it isn't, yes.
It depends where you are getting it from. I'm guessing Sims 3 is copyrighted so if somebody has copied it and uploaded it to the Internet then it most likely would be illegal but otherwise.....i'm not sure.It probably is illegal, so yes.
That would be illegal. If you want the code, you'd have to buy it.
No, The Sims 3 does not have a gallery feature like The Sims 4. Instead, players can share and download content through third-party websites and forums, such as ModTheSims or The Sims Resource. Players can also share their creations through the official Sims 3 Exchange, although it is less integrated compared to the gallery system in The Sims 4.
no, modifying the game is not illegal at all.
if u buy the actual game then no but if u get an illegal version then yes