Sims 2 vs Sims 4
People are comparing Sims 3 to Sims 4 (which isn't too far-fetched, it is the prequel after all). I do however think the comparison is a bit hard, because Sims 3 is kind of a secluded game in the se...
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"Anisim;12599144" wrote:
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> The Sims 2 had a charm that everyone loved that Sims 3 took away somehow (don't get me wrong, Sims 3 was an awesome game). I haven't played Sims 4 yet, but from what I've seen it seems to have some of that Sims 2 charm back a bit and I see a good, exciting future for it.
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> I found that 3 can be fun for the adventuring part. Like collecting and stuff.
That is true, but even so, Sims 2 just felt so...I don't know...a live and a lot more entertaining overall. Sims 3 became too serious, in my opinion, while Sims 2 had that comic charm that made you (or me, in this case) literally laugh out loud. I remember how many times I made my Sims go to University in TS2. While a lot of people seem to hate that expansion, I put it to good use and I had a good laugh while doing so, as well. Seeing people streak randomly, llama mascots getting into fights, the cook screwing up, etc. It was all good entertainment and it didn't even end there! With Sims 3, I felt kind of meh with the base game, as well as the following expansions. I even stopped playing Sims 3 for a few months until just recently, trying to get pumped for TS4. However, as I've said, TS4 is leaning toward TS2 more and that's a VERY good sign, in my eyes and I can't wait to see what's in store for it (no pun intended toward the actual store).
I tought university left sims 2 very complete as well. Loved the secret society and etc. University in sims 3 didn't move me so much; all I did was stay in my house and study, study. In sims 2 I felt moved to interact with other characters
