Looking Forward To the End Of TS4
Let's look at a few reasons why. Unlike TS2 or TS3, TS4 has been built on such a small scale, with limited gameplay, I will be happy the day it has ended and TS5 possibly revealed. Or maybe I won't...
Forum Discussion
"nickibitsward;c-17139262" wrote:"FreezerBunnyCowplant;c-17138977" wrote:
Sims 4 took away the freedom of Sims 3. No color wheel to customize and match objects, hair, skin or eye color. No open world, loading screens everywhere. No personality in Sims, no favorites, attraction, traits don‘t have much impact like in Sims 3.
A sequel shouldn’t take away stuff from previous games. Only improve on the features and deliver a solid base game that has stuff like toddlers, dishwashers, pool or ghosts from the beginning.
To me Sims 4 should‘ve been called Sims 2.5
I think of it more as Sims 1.5. But unfortunately with none of the quirkiness and uniqueness that made Sims 1. And I'm being generous calling it 1.5. It just doesn't "fit" with the others.
I agree. Sims 4 doesn't fit in with the others - it's not a sequel - it's a completely different game in many, many ways. It's an ok game but for me, that's it. It doesn't compare with Sims 3, not at all.
It kinda get my back up seeing some players say 'Well, I LIKE the game, it suits my play style perfectly and I just LOVE it! and I don't like these negative nancy's threatening the end of the game.' And I'm thinking hey, that's great for you but what about other people who have found so much missing in their game and in their personal play style? I never have and never will ask others to give up what they love about Sims 4 - I just want the missing stuff put back in so ALL PLAYERS can say, Hey, I love the game too!
Roll on Sims 5 - let's hope it actually is a proper sequel to Sims 3 which gives their loyal players back what they've missed for the last few years.
