All This Beautiful Landscaping...
For what? There’s not really much you can do with it. I love the beautiful lakes and ponds. I hate that my sims can’t take a little swim or dip their feet in the water. Or skip stones. And the b...
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As I recall, it took about 3.5 years for the Sims to touch their feet in the ocean water and swim in it on The Sims 3, as those features only came up in the pre-Sims 3 Seasons update. And using boats, and a few other things, took 4 years as they are features that only came with Island Paradise.
Without judging anyone, and disregarding the fact that The Sims 4 already has good years of road, I still find it interesting how some people talk about certain features of The Sims 3 as if they had been present in the game since its launch.
I find it interesting that they add details to the worlds, like boats, even if they are only for decoration. It's better than having nothing. The worlds of The Sims 3 barely used objects in their composition, were very few times that they did it in the past generation, in general, it was just modification of terrain, ocean, trees and streets. Not that I'm defending The Sims 4, but well ... if you can make an even more believable environment, why not? I still think that the worlds ambiance of The Sims 4 are much more detailed than in The Sims 3, precisely by the use of compositing objects.
I understand that the open world is a resource that many people miss, but some people talk about it as if it were possible to do a series of itinerant and unique activities in the public areas of the open world, when in reality this is not far behind we can do in The Sims 4, which is: collect collectibles, plants, or make a barbecue. Apart from that, the only exclusiveness of the open world is that you could walk freely among all areas of the world, but again, there was not much to do in public areas.
I particularly do not bother because well ... what could I do differently in the public areas? There are not many options.
In The Sims 2, the concept of world-edition was much easier because in reality there was not exactly "one world." The Sims could only access lots, and the areas that went beyond the lots in terms of detail and setting were extremely poor, since the game was not made with the external scenario in mind. What we saw in the neighborhood was basically a great decorative concept, and that was incidentally added in the vision in lot of the game with the Nightlife expansion to give the least immersion.
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Without judging anyone, and disregarding the fact that The Sims 4 already has good years of road, I still find it interesting how some people talk about certain features of The Sims 3 as if they had been present in the game since its launch.
I find it interesting that they add details to the worlds, like boats, even if they are only for decoration. It's better than having nothing. The worlds of The Sims 3 barely used objects in their composition, were very few times that they did it in the past generation, in general, it was just modification of terrain, ocean, trees and streets. Not that I'm defending The Sims 4, but well ... if you can make an even more believable environment, why not? I still think that the worlds ambiance of The Sims 4 are much more detailed than in The Sims 3, precisely by the use of compositing objects.
I understand that the open world is a resource that many people miss, but some people talk about it as if it were possible to do a series of itinerant and unique activities in the public areas of the open world, when in reality this is not far behind we can do in The Sims 4, which is: collect collectibles, plants, or make a barbecue. Apart from that, the only exclusiveness of the open world is that you could walk freely among all areas of the world, but again, there was not much to do in public areas.
I particularly do not bother because well ... what could I do differently in the public areas? There are not many options.
In The Sims 2, the concept of world-edition was much easier because in reality there was not exactly "one world." The Sims could only access lots, and the areas that went beyond the lots in terms of detail and setting were extremely poor, since the game was not made with the external scenario in mind. What we saw in the neighborhood was basically a great decorative concept, and that was incidentally added in the vision in lot of the game with the Nightlife expansion to give the least immersion.
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