"SarahsShady;c-16724826" wrote:
No, Thank you, I don't want sims to have disabilities. The Sims 4 is a pretty fun, quirky, time killing PC game to play. Players shouldn't be forced to have such a realistic feature brought into the game. We cannot even get spiral staircases, cuddling in bed or high-rises we can actually create on our own but now we'll have bi-polar sims in wheelchairs. Geez.
I kinda imagine it would be like having transgender sims: you
can have them, but you don't
have to have them. Also, as has been pointed out numerous times, mental issues are not even hinted at as being on the table.
I have no earthly idea how to handle it, but that doesn't meant I'm opposed to it. As an able bodied person, my opinion doesn't matter at all, beyond 'I hope the people who want this are pleased with the result.'
