Make more uses of coffee tables!
I somehow noticed that coffee tables have been acting as pure decorations throughout the series. They are almost useless except the function to put some cups or small items on it. Sims barely (or not ...
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"Dannydanbo;c-17271044" wrote:"Sigzy05;c-17270830" wrote:"Dannydanbo;c-17270819" wrote:
It's just a coffee table. How many times has anyone had their sims play Don't Wake The Llama? I can probably count the number of times on one hand since it was added. How about you? I don't see these actions being done often enough to warrant the time and expense of developing coffee tables. More games for the game tables might be nice.
I would like a small table and chairs with a tea set attached for kids to play "tea party". Adults should be able to join or the big stuffed animals for a pretend tea party.
I'd also love it if they brought back the Alice In Wonderland kids bedroom furniture. And maybe a Cheshire Cat big stuffed animal toy that gets the creepy eyes after playing/talking to it.
Don't wake the llama is played on a game table not on a coffee table.
What does it matter where it's played? If you're not playing it on a table, you won't play other games on the coffee table. People don't seem to understand that they won't add things that aren't high in replay value. That's probably why all most everything is geared towards YAs, because they get the most play according to stats.
I think you got that around lol Not to mention people play YA more because they only add YA gameplay to the game. Children and toddlers didn't even get any new clothes in the last two packs they released.
