"PmlTry;c-17481655" wrote:
"No, you couldn't turn off what I'm talking about. Sim's personalities. I hate how they are done in Sims 2. Animations are great, but the personality of the Sims themselves is so deep and I can't stand it. I want a completely blank state to tell my stories. (And I dislike Sims 3 too for other reasons. I have the gamebut again get bored very quickly). Sims4 IS a better version for my game play style. Which has nothing to do with building worlds of pretty people, but even if it did, and for those that it does, that game play style is not wrong or more childish than someone elses and there's no reason Sims teams shouldn't cater to them."
Why "cater to them" at the expense of others? What I saw happen with Sims 3 is the ability to play with different styles narrow.
Would it spoil your game-play to know other people could play it differently?
Sims 2 and 3 already catered to them, Sims 4 can cater to a new audience. That's allowed. And nope, I think MOST people play differently than me I don't care less how they play. I'd also never say they are wrong or childish or immature to play that style as many people do about story tellers and people who thing Sims 4 is the best. I will never understand judging others in that way.
If it was optional of course that'd be fine, but so far it never has been and I don't think it'd be an option now.
I'm happy with Sims personalities as long as they are weak and don't include turn ons/turn offs.
If the Sims team could make it so that you could do something in settings to say that "Yes I want personalities but at a mild/moderate/strong" level. Same with emotions and turn offs/turn ons, then fine. But I don't see that happening. If the option is there (which I doubt it would be) it'd probably be an all or nothing method which would spoil my game play style andruin many of my stories, so no I don't want it.
