"Nindigo;c-17556246" wrote:
You have to take into account that a 10-year old probably would have a different experience than a 20-year old, etc. Yes, I would recommend it. Mods and CC certainly aren't a necessity for everybody and all age groups.
@Nindigo
Fair enough. I would totally recommend it to a
rich kid. Its easy,accessible and teaches you something in a lighthearted and funny way. Just what Eco Lifestyle did.
At the same time, you go on Twitter and see how the target audience is asking for a free pack. Watching Maxis Streams for a pack, always enters the giveaway and so on, so well i dont knwo... Sims Games are expensive. Yeah gaming is a luxury to have espacially since you need a console or a ''better'' computer to enjoy it in its fullest and with high settings... so yeah
@AnnLee87
. Its called the sims
4 so people will assume that its a sequel... Do you have a statement that its not? I am really curious. I think if they cleary said that its a spin off then it would be completly differente here and everywhere. Game is not complete thats right and things get added, but the core is the core after 5 years and i think this late it is set in stone in certain areas. Its not a bad thing everyone plays differente and is differente.
@DaWaterRat
Fair enough. I tried to be as unbiased, but i might compared the game to much to the other Sim titels.
I dont think its a bad thing to use your imagination for this game. It was always that for me in its core. me controlling their life. I even treat them like little characters and can get attached to them.
wish i could vote again. I am in the category 4
