Appreciation for the coming Skin Tones Update
Thank you Sims 4 and all game changers for the coming skin tones update in December! I'm really excited, plus I LOVE the coming sliders for skin tones and makeup! Thank you!
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I really appreciate the addition of the color sliders but honestly it should have been available from the start, so I don't think it's something worth congratulating EAxis for.
But it's still a good addition that comes without requiring players to purchase a pack, I guess.
As someone who played 4 first and then 3, I don't think that's necessarily true. You might be thinking of Create-a-Style, tattoos, and custom colors for clothing, which is a huge plus for the Sims 3, but Sims 3's CAS still lacks a lot of features that was introduced in Sims 4, such as the ability to keep your hairstyle for your hats, options for men to wear female clothing (and perhaps vice versa), wearing accessories on both arms rather than mostly put on your right arm, walk styles, expanded gender options, and its more intuitive pinch and pull system.
I still don't think it's any excuse to leave out some things that made the Sims 3 better, however. Sims 4 ideally should be an upgrade to Sims 3 in every way and I'll still lament the lack of Create-a-Style in Sims 4 for eternity.
But it's still a good addition that comes without requiring players to purchase a pack, I guess.
"itolduso;c-17713189" wrote:
I've never played Sims 3, but I heard that its CAS was more in-depth than Sims 4. Seems like that would have carried over to Sims 4, but it didnt.
As someone who played 4 first and then 3, I don't think that's necessarily true. You might be thinking of Create-a-Style, tattoos, and custom colors for clothing, which is a huge plus for the Sims 3, but Sims 3's CAS still lacks a lot of features that was introduced in Sims 4, such as the ability to keep your hairstyle for your hats, options for men to wear female clothing (and perhaps vice versa), wearing accessories on both arms rather than mostly put on your right arm, walk styles, expanded gender options, and its more intuitive pinch and pull system.
I still don't think it's any excuse to leave out some things that made the Sims 3 better, however. Sims 4 ideally should be an upgrade to Sims 3 in every way and I'll still lament the lack of Create-a-Style in Sims 4 for eternity.
