"stilljustme2;c-16514032" wrote:
"bunny-gypsy;c-16511103" wrote:
"peeangg;c-16507965" wrote:
I don't really see a problem with forced story progression. Relationships are pretty easy to build up and break down in every sims game. Plus there's the manage worlds option which lets you do it yourself if you don't want the game doing it for you and there's a cheat relationships option if you shift click a sim. I don't see much of a downside to it either. I know there's people who micromanage every part of their sims life and story, but I think they're a small, vocal minority as most people probably play this as a video game more than a story telling device. IMO lack of story progression is not a feature, it's a flaw, it's going backwards. They should've improved upon story progression rather than get rid of it completely like they did with a lot of other things.
I just want them to add story progression. I'd like it if they added it in even if forced.
Nope. I would just quit this game if it started forcing this kind of stuff on me. :frowning:
I like controlling all of my sims, and I don’t want the AI to do something out of character for them. I play LGBT families and mixed human-vampire families. I don’t want to find out how the game’s weird AI would treat them.
ETA: And I’m not interested in playing around with lots of cheats, either. Maybe Story progression can be the cheat, then, if cheats are not a problem.
What if it only affected unplayed households, and left your played household(s) alone? So the unplayed Sims would do all the carrying on and such, and your Sims would remain in stasis when you're rotated to another family.
Like the culling thing? Yeah, if it could include options like that, then I could be fine with SP.
Otherwise, don’t touch any of my sims, game!
ETA: And the options have to be easy and quick to use. I’m not fond of fiddling around with story progression stuff. It’s one of the things I needed a mod for in Sims 3. And even with the mod, it was a bit tricky to learn for me...
