Make-yourself-simulator vs dollhouse simulator

"ListentoToppDogg;c-17447008" wrote:
They've been doing that for a while, and it came out in full force starting with their hideous rebranding.

Yeah, whoever is on the graphics and PR team doesn't seem to know what they're doing, but at this point, EA don't even need branding and marketing, the franchise is huge and has such a large core audience.

"Beardedgeek;c-17447914" wrote:
quote="Beardedgeek;c-17447447"]I simply does not consider this a valid complaint for reasons I have already stated. Again, Sims 4 takes place in the modern world. The fact that you still can use the mailbox for as much things as you can is actually becoming unrealistic already.

I know the US is behind Europe (not being obnoxious, I have an American wife and have spent a lot of time in the US) like actually paying people by check still (!!!), something that stopped in Sweden around 1982 (not exaggerating). After that it was automatic bank transfers only. But even taking that in consideration... For me, as a Swede, not having a smart phone I guess is like for an American to not have a car. Virtually unheard of.

It absolutely is a valid complaint. The Sims 4 is a sandbox game. You know what else isn't realistic? Vampires. The Sims 4 has them.

I don't see what's so obscene or out there about catering to people who want to set their game in different eras or setting styles. The Sims 3 did this. Into the Future, Dragon Valley, there was a whole Steampunk set on the store, etc. The Sims 4 has nothing like this. I think a Victorian themed pack would be super cool. The issue is the lack of Create-A-World. You should be able to create your own world theme, and add existing sub neighborhoods, like in The Sims 2.

Does San Myshuno not fit in with the play style you're using for one save file, but you still enjoy City Living as a whole? Just don't add it to that file! It'd be such a simple fix, and The Sims 2 could do it, albeit save files were handled differently.