Previous game "bugs" you wish were features?
Thought this would fit best in this section, my apologies if not!
Anyway: Bugs and glitches....they're not few and far between in this game. Some of them are worse than others, but has there ever been a bug you felt improved your gameplay, or added a nice detail to it, enough that it was kind of disappointing when it was removed?
I feel like there's been multiple instances of this happening to me, but what I currently have at the top of my mind is the following:
1) That visual glitch where the texture of a roof was appearing on the underside. I was so disappointed when they fixed that because I thought it looked so much better than that nasty grey we're stuck with!
2) That bug where sims either just picked up a serving or would not touch meals at all immediately after you made them, even if they were kind of hungry. I hate that sims do that and I don't think they should autonomously! When they weren't tucking into meals immediately it made it far easier to arrange family dinners. I could also (usually) stop them from routing somewhere to eat that didn't make sense (Like walking past the dining room table right by the kitchen in order to have dinner on their child's bed upstairs.)
Anyway: Bugs and glitches....they're not few and far between in this game. Some of them are worse than others, but has there ever been a bug you felt improved your gameplay, or added a nice detail to it, enough that it was kind of disappointing when it was removed?
I feel like there's been multiple instances of this happening to me, but what I currently have at the top of my mind is the following:
1) That visual glitch where the texture of a roof was appearing on the underside. I was so disappointed when they fixed that because I thought it looked so much better than that nasty grey we're stuck with!
2) That bug where sims either just picked up a serving or would not touch meals at all immediately after you made them, even if they were kind of hungry. I hate that sims do that and I don't think they should autonomously! When they weren't tucking into meals immediately it made it far easier to arrange family dinners. I could also (usually) stop them from routing somewhere to eat that didn't make sense (Like walking past the dining room table right by the kitchen in order to have dinner on their child's bed upstairs.)
