Any hope left for Pre-teens?
I've only recently returned to The Sims 4 after several years absence. After aging up one of my child sims into a teen, I was reminded about just how big of a jump it is. The teens in this game ar...
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"lisamwitt;c-18296869" wrote:"Briana2425;c-18296499" wrote:
Imo I think high school years failed to really differentiate a teen from a YA what I would have liked is teens having classroom gameplay, also going home and doing like interactive home like reading a book, gaining a skill, doing the class project they bring home.
Do you mean doing more in the classroom than just sitting in class and taking notes or taking tests? It would have been cool to occasionally have a Sim called to the board to do something, but what else do you think they could have added?
You can read books and gain skills, some skill gain is required to bring grades up, and Sims gain skills while in class. I'm not sure what you mean here?
Class projects were added with Parenthood, so you'd have to have that one. I suppose they could have added some new ones to HY, then you'd have a bigger selection if you have both.
@lisamwitt I'm talking about do more in class gameplay like in the Sims 3 for University we had options to take notes, raise hand to ask why not raise our hand to ask and answer questions, we had the option to sleep in class, and do late homework. It actually felt like an actual class and school what school do you see where students just sit there for an hour they get involved with the class. I would also like to pass notes, throw a paper airplane in class. Same thing with detention we could have some gameplay where we do homework or study for tests in detention it's boring. If it's an interactive school there should have been interactive classroom.
