"So, what do you think of your new home?"
When I've been talking to my dad about this game, one thing he said to me is that when you move someone into a new house, they never let the player know what they think of it. Do they like it, do they...
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I wouldn't want it because I want to determine that. If I want my vampires to live in a cramped trailer so be it. They might be happy they escaped from the vampire lord and have a place to themselves in my story. This is one of those opt in or out possibilities to me at most, or something that could be trait based.
When I played the first Sims I didn't enjoy this aspect of the game. It ranked up there with being a fill their needs and time management based game. I was trying my hardest but they still had a poor room score until they are basically rich. If they had a dog poop at the far end of the lot with the walls up, it also affected the score. Yeah, that's a no from me.
Now I wouldn't mind if the nicely decorated happy score were lowered a bit... it's still pretty overpowering.
When I played the first Sims I didn't enjoy this aspect of the game. It ranked up there with being a fill their needs and time management based game. I was trying my hardest but they still had a poor room score until they are basically rich. If they had a dog poop at the far end of the lot with the walls up, it also affected the score. Yeah, that's a no from me.
Now I wouldn't mind if the nicely decorated happy score were lowered a bit... it's still pretty overpowering.
