i dont understand..

"Nindigo;c-17365380" wrote:
I think that the more you expect from the game, the more disappointing it seems. I would like to point out that not everybody feels it is broken and dissatisfactory. It's all good that people of the same opinion can band together, just remember that one group's truth may not be everyone else's :)

Personally, I see bugs and annoyances, yeah. But I have other things in life that I care so much more about, and I also play several other games. I can't quite relate to the level of seriousness some of you seem to put into what this game specifically doesn't offer (yet).

I have a feeling that the most major complaints about Sims 4 will be "rectified" in Sims 5. Sims 4 is already an elderly game and some things, the Devs just decided to do differently in this iteration compared to the previous ones. And have learned, I assume.

There's what we might expect from a game and there's hyping. I see a lot of hyping going on surrounding Sims 4 and yes, that's bound to lead to disappointment. The very reason there is this hyping phenomenon however, has everything to do with the game's lack of quality and content. Back in 2011 we got bunk beds. Hurray, bunk beds, so convenient for my household with six kids at the time. Nowadays if they'd add bunk beds? People would scream, cry, faint, and make videos about that. So, I'd like to turn it around: the more disappointing something turns out, the more you start to expect from it. And every grain will feel like a planet. After which it turns out to not be a planet, but just a grain. That's Sims 4's issue, or rather, the player's issue. The fact that everybody has a life outside Sims and other hobbies doesn't change that.