I wonder - in what direction are the current game developers going. The idea behind the creator of Sims - Will Wright - was primarily a game based on the construction mode, and only then did the life simulation come in.
When the creator added a life simulation, the most important thing was the interaction between Sims - and they developed them systematically, added emotions, and the best ones were in The Sims 2.
The Sims 3 was already a bit poorer about these interactions, but still quite good. And most of all, the buy / build mode has been expanded, open worlds and many other technical novelties have been added.
In The Sims 4, the development has suddenly gone back to loading screens, interactions between Sims have been reduced, their emotions have been minimized to almost zero, and the current game developers are introducing an RPG adventure game.
In that case, I will ask again in what direction are the game developers going? Because I don't sign up for an adventure game. :s
EA Staff (Retired)
