Is Sims 4 Worth Buying on Sale?
I love the Sims 3 honestly, however now that Sims 4 is on sale (and I probably wouldn't buy without the sale otherwise) I'm thinking about buying Sims 4 since it is pretty cheap right now. However, th...
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"BrianAndree;c-16352226" wrote:"KottonKrown;c-16352130" wrote:
I bought The Sims 4 (with Cats and Dogs) just a few days ago and my main advice to you would be to get the free 48 hour trial from Origin. The trial will give you a hands-on feel for the game and then you can decide if you want to take the plunge or not.
That being said, if you dislike a closed world gameplay then you probably will find it jarring at the very least. It's a big jump to take if you're not completely sold on the game.
As for how I feel about it, I like 4 a lot more than I thought I would but I still don't find it as charming or captivating as the older games. Maybe that's just my nostalgia talking. That being said, I love its CAS and the abilities to multitask and travel from world to world are cool so I do like the game a lot. I think I'll like it even more when elements such as weather are added.
I used my free trial long ago and I dont remember much from it x_x however, I do remember liking being able to size the body parts. Multitask sounds cool too. I think its the little things I like (dining pack, multitasking, body part sizing) that I like. However, I still have no clue what I should do.
I guess it really boils down to, can you afford to spend the money if you don't like it? It took me a long time to even consider checking it out because I was far more interested in playing 2 as it's always been my favourite. Then a friend of mine got it and she loved it so I decided to try it for myself. I personally think it's decent enough but of course everybody is different. If you think that you can spare the money, maybe just give it a try. You might surprise yourself or if you don't like it, it's not the end of the world and you can go back to 3.
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