"halimali1980;14046977" wrote:
"Prink34320;14046296" wrote:
"Astro;14046254" wrote:
"Prink34320;14046227" wrote:
The Sims 4 is a life simulator, it may not be as good as other ones but that doesn't change the game's genre.
How is it a life simulator? Babies turning into children and and these "New" emotions don't scream "life" simulator to me.
Then what does? I don't recall Toddlers growing into a Child of twice the size in about 10 days or Adults turning into Elders... automatically getting grey hair, wrinkles and back problems in real life. In fact I don't recall having a birthday in less than a year either or ever found myself trapped when a dirty plate was in my way.
Its true what you are saying but TS4 in terms of life stages instead of going advance or even stay the same as the previous games it stepped backwards which is not acceptable.
At least we have thought since the this is the fourth game in the franchise they would keep the life stages the same if not go advance.
My hope for the Sims 4 was to have gradual aging. No more life stages and no more height restrictions. Sims instead of being recognized in a particular life stage they would have an age. But of course that did not happen and now I doubt it will ever happen.
I love TS4 too but when it comes to life stages we have to admit that the developers screwed up big time with them. I can say TS4 has the strength in CAS or the ease of build mode but life stages is definitely among its weakest developed things. Thats a shame.
I would have loved to have seen something like gradual aging. In Sims 4 all we have are babies tied to cribs and everyone else are YA's, just in different sizes. For me, they are not really children or teens. In 2014 I expected great things from Sims 4 and got Sims 1.2.
