"New Sims Experience" theories
What do you make of the tweet referencing a "new sims experience" being announced in June at EA Play in Hollywood?
Forum Discussion
> @Loanet said:
> It sounds like they're plugging Sims Mobile.
>
> Or by 'new experience' it could mean that they're adding some serious patches to the game. After all, Toddlers came almost out of nowhere.
Either way, there are a few things I'd like to see changed.
1) TODDLER METABOLISM!! This has been bugging me for quite awhile. My toddler exercises daily, and gets plenty of it, is only fed when her hunger bar is deep yellow, or red, and comes from thin, well bodied descent. Yet she is packing more and more pounds. I may just be seeing this wrong, but it doesn't seem to be happening over time, either. One moment they're regular weight, the next there's a noticeable bump on their stomach!
2) Glitches Involving Bills. Money isn't too much of an issue because my sims are wealthy, thanks to the money cheat, but it really got me going when this happened. So, my sim came home from his first job (they're rich, so he's never worked before and I thought it was time he did) one day with quite a few negative moodlets. He was bringing in promotion after promotion, so I decided to given him a break. I thought I'd call in for a vacation day right after he payed the bills. So I had him pay the bills on his phone before he called in. A few sim hours later, his aspiring author wife went to work on her book on the computer. Now this is where I got confused. A "pay the bills" option popped up. I checked my funds just to be sure it had gone through, and sure enough I was out $4,000. I decided to leave it alone and assumed it was just a glitch that would go away. But the next sim day, I got a notification that I better pay the bills or the power would be shut off. I ended up having to double pay the bills and was out $8,000.
3) Baby Weight. Most of my sims don't have baby weight after a pregnancy but there are a few that do. I hate how it's selective. All or none, in this case I'd choose none. I had one particular sim that I was very proud of. She was a randomized sim, but she looked like a gorgeous barbie doll. Not that all my sims have to be perfectly plastic, but if you at least have one, it can be really fun. She had two kids(separately, not twins) and after the second one, I was astonished when her face and body didn't go back to normal. If you've never had this problem, let me paint the picture: their face, arms, and legs swell up and while their stomachs aren't quite as big as they were before there's a noticeable difference. Also, their hips are unrealistically wide. This is all after-pregnancy baby weight. Now, I can handle a little baby weight, and maybe even have my sim hit the gym to work it off, but it's just ridiculously blown out of proportion! My barbarbie sim's face got so swelled up that deep crease lines grew around her mouth. It looked like she was smuggling fine china dinner platters in her hips! Pregnancy is a beautiful thing and baby weight is natural, but the way Sims 4 ps4 portrays the aftermath is so unrealistic.
4) Getting sick. I know getting sick is not exactly exciting, but wouldn't it be cool if your sims could get sick?
5) WORKING FROM HOME! Don't get the wrong message, I love this idea. I love woodworking and gardening and such, but I would like to be able to register these money making hobbies as careers. Especially for those sims with young ones at home, and would like to work while also taking care of little Jack and Anne. There might be the concern that you're blowing off work. But that could be fixed maybe by having daily assignments like build a toilet, or plant some tomatoes, or create an abstract painting. Then you could work from home, possibly level up in your favorite hobby, create your own hours, and whatever you earn is 100% youes! Another plus is that you could keep your moodlets from getting low like they do at work. :)
> It sounds like they're plugging Sims Mobile.
>
> Or by 'new experience' it could mean that they're adding some serious patches to the game. After all, Toddlers came almost out of nowhere.
Either way, there are a few things I'd like to see changed.
1) TODDLER METABOLISM!! This has been bugging me for quite awhile. My toddler exercises daily, and gets plenty of it, is only fed when her hunger bar is deep yellow, or red, and comes from thin, well bodied descent. Yet she is packing more and more pounds. I may just be seeing this wrong, but it doesn't seem to be happening over time, either. One moment they're regular weight, the next there's a noticeable bump on their stomach!
2) Glitches Involving Bills. Money isn't too much of an issue because my sims are wealthy, thanks to the money cheat, but it really got me going when this happened. So, my sim came home from his first job (they're rich, so he's never worked before and I thought it was time he did) one day with quite a few negative moodlets. He was bringing in promotion after promotion, so I decided to given him a break. I thought I'd call in for a vacation day right after he payed the bills. So I had him pay the bills on his phone before he called in. A few sim hours later, his aspiring author wife went to work on her book on the computer. Now this is where I got confused. A "pay the bills" option popped up. I checked my funds just to be sure it had gone through, and sure enough I was out $4,000. I decided to leave it alone and assumed it was just a glitch that would go away. But the next sim day, I got a notification that I better pay the bills or the power would be shut off. I ended up having to double pay the bills and was out $8,000.
3) Baby Weight. Most of my sims don't have baby weight after a pregnancy but there are a few that do. I hate how it's selective. All or none, in this case I'd choose none. I had one particular sim that I was very proud of. She was a randomized sim, but she looked like a gorgeous barbie doll. Not that all my sims have to be perfectly plastic, but if you at least have one, it can be really fun. She had two kids(separately, not twins) and after the second one, I was astonished when her face and body didn't go back to normal. If you've never had this problem, let me paint the picture: their face, arms, and legs swell up and while their stomachs aren't quite as big as they were before there's a noticeable difference. Also, their hips are unrealistically wide. This is all after-pregnancy baby weight. Now, I can handle a little baby weight, and maybe even have my sim hit the gym to work it off, but it's just ridiculously blown out of proportion! My barbarbie sim's face got so swelled up that deep crease lines grew around her mouth. It looked like she was smuggling fine china dinner platters in her hips! Pregnancy is a beautiful thing and baby weight is natural, but the way Sims 4 ps4 portrays the aftermath is so unrealistic.
4) Getting sick. I know getting sick is not exactly exciting, but wouldn't it be cool if your sims could get sick?
5) WORKING FROM HOME! Don't get the wrong message, I love this idea. I love woodworking and gardening and such, but I would like to be able to register these money making hobbies as careers. Especially for those sims with young ones at home, and would like to work while also taking care of little Jack and Anne. There might be the concern that you're blowing off work. But that could be fixed maybe by having daily assignments like build a toilet, or plant some tomatoes, or create an abstract painting. Then you could work from home, possibly level up in your favorite hobby, create your own hours, and whatever you earn is 100% youes! Another plus is that you could keep your moodlets from getting low like they do at work. :)
