Salvadorada map!

Hi all,

I have removed a number of comments from this discussion for derailing. If any one affected has any concerns, please send me a PM.

Carry on :smile:

-Mage

I caught the livestream later. I already knew that I am interested in this concept and the livestream confirmed that. I definitely agree that it looks like an interesting locale. I think there will be a lot of competition among my sims to stay in the jungle house with the pools. It will be great to have another option for vacations with more to do. I'll still send some sims wanting placid family vacations or to fish a lot to Granite Falls but Selvadorada is very exciting.

I'm not sure that I'll be able to get this right when it comes out but I definitely will when I can. I'm not really sure that I'll do a lot with the skeletons because I am more realistic but I know that others like those a lot. I like the idea of having a more surprising destination with new experiences.

I did enjoy WA though it made my computer at the time crash abruptly sometimes. I enjoyed exploring various cultures and I look forward to this.

I'm so excited for this pack! I never played world adventures so this is new for me :)

"Dannydanbo;c-16327440" wrote:
What is that little table in the second picture? I haven't seen it before, so it must be new, but what does it do?

It looks like a diaper changing table?

Oh man look like Get Together, C&D going to have some serious threat from Jungle Adventure for me. I must say I am pumped for this pack more than any of the others and EA/Maxis is moving a notch with each pack but I am still waiting for lot creation tools and terrain editors that thirst cannot be quenched. :)

"Cynna;c-16326859" wrote:

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Oh, I don't know about that. :) I'm still not sold on SPs and I don't think that they can compare on any level to a pack like, say, Vampires, or Parenthood. They're just not in the same league to me. However, I absolutely am on board with larger budgets for GPs and EPs.

Note: One of these days I may get the quoting thing right on the first try. :/ ::sigh::

"DeservedCriticism;c-16326756" wrote:


This is something that I would say for the people that argue it isn't important, they've probably never had a game that did it.

Yes.

This is something that has bothered me about this game for the longest time. The world maps make no sense and most of it is fiction. I'm pleased to see that the JA team took the criticism about that to heart.

It was mentioned on the live stream that many people were afraid that the world would be mostly set dressing. I was certainly one of them. I looked at that grand vista from the top of the mountain in the teaser trailer and all I could say was: "Pffffft, just like the view from the bluffs in WB or from one of the buildings in CL -- all smoke and mirrors. What a wonderful surprise to find out that, in this case, we can go to the places that we see.

I know that some of us are not as enthusiastic about TS4 as others. We get called Negative Nancys and get no end of shade. However, if it weren't for criticism, there would be no improvement. Just sayin'. I'm glad that the GP team seems to be not only listening, but they are internalizing legitimate criticism and trying to make things better. That is the mark of a team that cares. If the company gets behind them, gives them what they need, TS4 could eventually become something wonderful.

Agreeded :)