Man went back to Sims 3 and there are SO many interactions...

I can't even play Sims 3 because of that lol. Just makes me wish we had all the same now but in a better, updated form. Half of Sims 4 chat options is meaningless and having your sims converse does indeed seem like a chore. I just remembered how we could go to a public lot in 3 and just heckle people lol always made me laugh.

Yeah but there's a lot of animation recycling in TS3. I still love and play the game but you get to know the faces FAST.

I am chocked when I am back at ts2 because of the animations ahaha. You're right to share your feelings. I love ts3 so much but to me and you may be all yelled at me, there is lack of animations and of interactions.
o:) please be nice ts3 is all my life.

"InfraGreen;c-15956429" wrote:
Yeah but there's a lot of animation recycling in TS3. I still love and play the game but you get to know the faces FAST.

That's no different in Sims 4 is it? I agree by the way, I regret so many social animations are the very same. On the other hand, I have a feeling communicating NPC's in Sims 3 show more variety than in Sims 4 in what they're doing (talking friendly, quarreling, flirting, kissing, showing a video on their mobile phone, giving flowers etc).

The Sims 3 is a real perpetuum mobile. What it needs is just a player :smile:

I play both Sims3 and Sims 4. I have a hard time now because I want the updated look of Sims 4 clothes and decor with all the activities and game play of Sims 3.

"InfraGreen;c-15956429" wrote:
Yeah but there's a lot of animation recycling in TS3. I still love and play the game but you get to know the faces FAST.

@InfraGreen , I find that great for story telling.. ;)

@Charlottesmom: something something "blessing and a curse". :p

There are times that I use pose-player for a scene that requires a certain pose that is a pain to "wait to come up" for. And there are many poses to choose from. All it takes is a bit of maneuvering the characters around ("moveobjects") and putting them in the places. Of course that can't be done if you're doing videos and uploading that up to Youtube, but if you're taking stills and compiling a story-line, then pose-player does help for certain interactions.

I just play the game, take pictures like mad and then use what I can use (I guess about 1/4 of what I shot). There's so much variety the game comes up with, I adore the detail in facial expressions and body language. I hardly ever lead my game where it comes to storytelling, I mainly follow and my imagination adapts. I start with an idea and then my sims decide how things will work out.