For Those Actively Playing The Sims 4

I love the toddlers. I just miss the singer career a great deal more than I expected. But the Sims, themselves, are far more like the Sims in Sims2. That's what keeps me playing.

I selected 8/10 because there are times when I dearly miss being able to coordinate my furnishings and would love to see a return of the color wheel. I'd also like to see the neighborhoods opened up a bit to allow visiting next door neighbors.

It's only my main game because it works the best on my computer. I'm one of those that wish there was a combo of TS3 & TS4.. each has its own problems, but I always miss features from one of them when playing the other. IMO the toddlers, bar drinks, dine out features (even with the bugs), and CAS (do miss the color wheel though) are hard to do with out when going back to older versions for me.

The only reason I didn't give a 10/10 is the small glitches, which are not game breakers but are immensely annoying. :#

Overall, I love the game, love the gps specifically because of the addition of gameplay, and the ability to really develop the subject more fully.

I love this game! I can't wait to have seasons, and I'm excited to see what other future content we get. I would love to see some more random events, especially some with a negative impact just because it can be fun to work your way back from a set back.

9/10

People seem to always look at what the game doesn't have, instead of what it does have.

Back in the days of playing Sims 1, this is the game I thought of as the sequel. It's much closer to where I wanted the series to go than 2 or 3. It would also work as a reboot if that's what it's meant to be. That said though, I rated this exclusively to itself as its own thing.

Everytime I think about this game, I find out some new aspect of it I hadn't thought of before. Came up with a few new GT club ideas yesterday, for example. Also thought up a few new builds for homes/community lots. This is also the first game in the series that I didn't feel any need for CC, and new game addons like those clubs make any want for mods less and less as well.

And as someone who is the least interested in toddlers and vampires, if ever I would want to find myself playing either, it would be the ones in this version. Bugs are minor at best, and are worked on constantly with monthly updates, if not sooner in some cases.

I love the game. But when I think back to Sims 2 even when I didn't have all expansions yet, I never got bored of the game. With Sims 4 I get bored soo easily. Lately I haven't even been playing for more than a couple minutes, because I didn't know what I wanted my Sims to do.
So I guess, that as soon as theres more to do for the Sims (e.g. University, Seasons, activities, better careers), I will rate the game better.
It has the perfect base to be a 10/10 game, but for me it lacks in depth when it comes to playing daily or weekly.
I need more to distinguish between each Sim and each Save, household, world. Right now the only think distinguishing anything is only the shell.
Traits or emotions don't really effect my game, so I just need it to be a little more in depth.

I love this game. This is my favorite of all the sims games. That statement gives me my rating :). I expect it to fill out more with past themes so I can't judge it on game play that I am sure is coming. I'm actually finding the process of waiting fun, I like the expectation that comes with it. It's the full Sims experience to me. I enjoy this game as is and often marvel at it as I play. I like how they built it with the emotion and other systems. I'm very sure I will be playing this game many years past it's completion.

I do love the game but I miss some details form the Sims 2 and especially it's charme.