Gradual aging
Not sure if this has been touched upon, if it has go ahead and pass this thread up. Anyway, I was thinking, since teens/YA/adults/elders all have the same bodies and clothing for the most part, wou...
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> A single person managed to make a mod that had Sims slowly growing every day. A single person made a mod that had adult Sims' hair slowly turning grey with the passage of time. Imagine what an entire team could do.
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> :o this is something that I've always wanted in the Sims series... why have I not heard of it until now?? What is the mod called?
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> The site has started to refuse to tell me when people are addressing me in comments! Cool!
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> Anywho, this is the aging one: http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=517293
> And this is the growing one: http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=490536
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> Again, both made by a single person! One person did what the team says is too difficult to do! With no budget whatsoever!! Money and manpower aren't feasible excuses!!
How about someone plan on designing Sims games as a future career so that you can't point out the above comment that is a single comment above. Since this is EAs response to consumers submitting ideas to the company. "We’re not able to accept product ideas or game concepts from people outside of Electronic Arts.
We love that you’re just as passionate about our games as we are, and we know how much time and effort goes into game and product ideas and submissions.
That being said, we have thousands of employees worldwide who are also developing new ideas for games and game features. Some of these ideas see the light of day, but many don’t. Because of our creative range, we can’t take ideas or concepts from people outside of Electronic Arts.
Have you ever considered working in the game industry? We often have opportunities on the creative front for people like you. Keep your eye on http://careers.ea.com and see if any of our open positions peaks your interest. And if you’re thinking about pursuing an education in interactive entertainment, check out http://careers.ea.com/students."
> GreenDay wrote: »
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> mizuru007 wrote: »
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> A single person managed to make a mod that had Sims slowly growing every day. A single person made a mod that had adult Sims' hair slowly turning grey with the passage of time. Imagine what an entire team could do.
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> :o this is something that I've always wanted in the Sims series... why have I not heard of it until now?? What is the mod called?
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> The site has started to refuse to tell me when people are addressing me in comments! Cool!
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> Anywho, this is the aging one: http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=517293
> And this is the growing one: http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=490536
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> Again, both made by a single person! One person did what the team says is too difficult to do! With no budget whatsoever!! Money and manpower aren't feasible excuses!!
How about someone plan on designing Sims games as a future career so that you can't point out the above comment that is a single comment above. Since this is EAs response to consumers submitting ideas to the company. "We’re not able to accept product ideas or game concepts from people outside of Electronic Arts.
We love that you’re just as passionate about our games as we are, and we know how much time and effort goes into game and product ideas and submissions.
That being said, we have thousands of employees worldwide who are also developing new ideas for games and game features. Some of these ideas see the light of day, but many don’t. Because of our creative range, we can’t take ideas or concepts from people outside of Electronic Arts.
Have you ever considered working in the game industry? We often have opportunities on the creative front for people like you. Keep your eye on http://careers.ea.com and see if any of our open positions peaks your interest. And if you’re thinking about pursuing an education in interactive entertainment, check out http://careers.ea.com/students."
