Features that needs depth and ways to improve
As much I like this game, there are still rooms for improvement, especially with the features that they had in the base game. If the features in the base game doesn't have depth, it will be ignored or...
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"TS1299;c-16031966" wrote:"drake_mccarty;c-16031950" wrote:
It's absolutely fair. Sims 4 apartment setup is literally just small lots suspended in the air and encased in an object built to look like a Sims 4 building. It's not like Sims 3's setup at all aside from the building shell to give it shape. The common area isn't even on a lot it's part of the shell, and each unit is a completely separate lot.
If they could have achieved Sims 2 style apartments the lot could still be suspended in the air and encased in a shell. They made a choice to offer lots that look like apartments in the city, and to make that less obvious they added a few 'gameplay' things that are restricted to a few apartments and can't be used anywhere else. The technology behind Sims 4's apartments is more of a lack of technology, because they function exactly like regular lots with severe restrictions.
Thank you for your explanation. I really don't have enough knowledge when it comes to apartments, so I just always look it in my point of view. I agree with you. If they did similar to two, then this will be so much better. Still, Apartments are one of the features that lacks depth in Sims 4 and needed to be improved upon.
I completely agree. I'm not sure I would buy apartments a second time, but if they came out with something that was actually different and wasn't limited by developer created restrictions then I may consider it.
