"Chazzzy;c-17360348" wrote:
"Cinebar;c-17360344" wrote:
"Chazzzy;c-17360342" wrote:
Are you talking about occult players or players who prefer Sim’s getting picked up by carpool instead of disappearing off the edge of the lot? Because these are entirely separate things. The usage of the word “fantasy” is throwing me off.
Disappearing off lot is also not in line with what reality players should expect is it? One would expect a building (even if like TS3) and not an offworld place.
So you want the players who don’t mind Sims disappearing off the edge of the lot to now bundle themselves with the occult players because disappearing off the edge of the lot is not something that happens in real life?
Why so divisive?
I’m not sure why you wouldn’t just say in your OP that you’re tired of Sims teleporting and items appearing in their inventory immediately after ordering. I can agree with you to some extent on these points. But trying to connect these points to occult gameplay is where things get fuzzy. I don’t understand why you want to draw this connection.
I have read many complaints from others how they want reality in the game. But they perfectly accept everything I wrote as if it reflects reality when it doesn't. If they can accept those things I mentioned then I don't see where they ever got the idea The Sims is a reality game. They might request no more occult packs etc. however, are perfectly willing to accept TS4 as a reality game, when we know as a life simulator it is the most not simulated game ever. I have seen complaints about death, illness etc. in the same paragraphs as wanting reality. Well reality would include accidents, deaths, illness that led to death, and not some Utopia. It's a sort of strange for me to read those type of complaints knowing if they really want reality you have to take the bad with the good and not the happy, happy. Happy all the time isn't reality but they also accept that not having to walk to do something (like to the pc) is perfectly normal and reality play. When it's not.
