I have to agree with @Cinebar on this one. I know that they don't plan on making disabilities a trait, but how would they then implement mental disabilities? While I understand that some simmers out there with physical/mental disabilities feel left out and want a chance to create a sim that is like them, I don't think this is the game for it. That's just my opinion and how I feel on the subject. I could maybe see physical disabilities if done respectfully, but I can't see this particular iteration of the sims doing mental disabilities with out changing the entire tone of the game. Sims has always been a more cartoony, light hearted, kinda realistic but not really take on a life simulator and that's not a problem in and of itself. I love the sims franchise. It's just I don't really feel like mental disabilities fit that tone well. Maybe in the future if they decide to take the series in a more serious, mature direction then it would be time to add them. But as for now my vote is no.
