It's official- No snow depth
If you can call white paint snow at all. Thanks for sharing the tweets @Lomelindi7 Thought I'd post them here for everyone to see. If they are using this excuse I'm expecting more than mak...
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"jackjack_k;c-16503030" wrote:"@BlueR0se;c-16502884" wrote:"jackjack_k;c-16502867" wrote:"@ichchen;c-16502206" wrote:
How often will this pattern repeat itself?
Something is missing and without the community pointing it out and debating about it EA probably wouldn´t tell us anything.
I will still buy this pack but it is definetely a dissapointment - once more...
It has always happened and always will happen.
If they never sacrificed anything, it would mean we would get the exact same packs every Sims game.
Sometimes they will sacrifice something in order to provide something new.
They’re choices may not always be ideal, but they’ve always made them.
Sims 3 Seasons ditched content that people loved from Sims 2, it happens.
This is true, but can't it also be said that this would be the ideal game to have multi-depth snow? Considering that there is no open worlds, it's easier on loading times+ computers and would probably run much more smoothly with limited individual "playing areas" then compared to Sims 3.
True, Grant said performance wasn't a factor, it just didn't look as visually pleasing when they experimented with it.
I can see what he means, some parts of TS3 seasons was just flat white everywhere and lots of details about the world were lost. '
It isn't affecting gameplay features, so I'm okay.
If we lost Snow gameplay, I would be mad.
I agree there, and this is a personal preference so nobody is right or wrong, but I didn't like trying to do collections and not being able to find things buried under the snow. Poor small animals were completely covered!
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