Is this false advertising?
https://i.imgur.com/QPunCz7.jpg Not just the create a world part, because it can mean: delete the lots on the pre-existing worlds to kind of make your own version of it. It's the paddock full of un...
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"catmando830;c-17747864" wrote:"SimmerGeorge;c-17747725" wrote:"catmando830;c-17747722" wrote:
It's called 'creative license' . All advertisers use it in one way or another.
@catmando830
Isn't it kind of too much to advertise a game by saying "If you can't have a pet in real life, buy our game and have a field full of unicorns" when that is clearly not the case.
I'm sure you understand that and probably mean to tell me that this is legal. I didn't know about the creative license. Do you know more? Can you elaborate?
Creative (or "artistic") license is generally understood to mean the freedom marketing departments may take when handling factual material.
Not sure how this is "creative license." I think there at least needs to be some truth in the advertising.
Saying that there are unicorns in the game is flat out wrong.
LOL when they find out The Sims 4 doesn't have unicorns, and then realize they have to buy the Sims 3 :D :D
