"comicsforlife;c-16722360" wrote:
"vikixc;c-16722254" wrote:
I don't want it.
- I am going to assume that mental illnesses will be moodlet based aka all fluff - no substance.
- The traits we have ingame now do not make any noticable difference to my Sims, they all seem identical. I will be gobsmacked if they manage to pull off mental illnesses this way.
- The game/producers are not capable of making it in depth enough to do it justice.
- I would much rather EA didn't make a mockery out of it by putting it into a game that makes mourning Sims ecstatic by entering a decorated room.
I can see it being a joke.
"vikixc;c-16722254" wrote:
I don't want it.
- I am going to assume that mental illnesses will be moodlet based aka all fluff - no substance.
- The traits we have ingame now do not make any noticable difference to my Sims, they all seem identical. I will be gobsmacked if they manage to pull off mental illnesses this way.
- The game/producers are not capable of making it in depth enough to do it justice.
- I would much rather EA didn't make a mockery out of it by putting it into a game that makes mourning Sims ecstatic by entering a decorated room.
I can see it being a joke.
none of the gurus have said anything about mental illness just wheelchairs
Oh well, excuse me then.
Disabilities are both mental and physical. If they are going to implement one they should implement the other.
I have said this many times already, it has to be all or nothing and it has to be done properly. Whilst I do not want it in the game, there are many people that do. There is going to be people who feel offended if mental illnesses are left out, it has to be equal I'm afraid.
I just can't see this ever coming to fruition, there is so many disabilities and many ways how each one affects daily life that I don't think it is possible to put them all into this current game at a level that is realistic yet respectful and there will be backlash over whatever the Devs decide to do.
Like I said, all or nothing.
Edit: Also you're wrong the Gurus said themselves that they were: "actively pondering"
disabilities. The last time I checked there was more to disabilities than being in a wheelchair...
