"pepperjax1230;c-16734246" wrote:
"Katlyn2525;c-16734149" wrote:
I think they would be rather difficult to include. How would you animate it? What do you include? @Cinebar is right. It would be fine if the pumped up Get to Work with some added fictitious illnesses and such, but I wouldn't add things like down syndrome, etc. The game is supposed to be a spoof on reality. Not reality itself.
But some people take as a serious game and want the realism in their games. So I don't understand why some people are so down on having disabilities. Personally I use the game to escape but others I know that wanted things like laundry and other things wanted them to make the game feel like real life. Like I said before this game is a platform for creativity and anyone no matter who they are or what gender choice or being straight or gay. Everyone should be able to tell the stories they want in a game even if you have a disability if its done respectively for everyone it shouldn't matter if it's in the game. I wouldn't think the sims team would make a mockery out of disabilities when they want to try to implement it the game.
I think it would be hard to do even respectfully. Not everyone would be keen on the idea. How many of these threads have gone down in flames? I would say most, if not all. You have to think how far are you ready to go. How would the game handle all of the special animations throughout the game. It is not the same as being gay, straight, bi, or trangendered. The animations for them are all the same. And the sims have been essentially bi since day one anyway. It was up to the player to assign a sims preference, and even then through gameplay, that could change.
