Sims 4: A Disappointment?
I have spent thousands of hours playing Sims 4...the only comparable game to Sims 4 would be 'World Of Warcraft'. This is my offline game...I have about 3 hours 'online' play on my Origin account. Sim...
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I think it's a matter of opinion really. I'm on console so no mods for me, and I thoroughly enjoy my game, I don't feel mods would add anything for me and I personally wouldn't use them. I've seen what some mods do and why players may enjoy them, but they just aren't for me. :smile:
So, personally I don't think mods are required, because it is absolutely possible to play and enjoy the game without them, but you are right, some players would not enjoy the game without mods.
I agree that aesthetic seems to have taken a forefront in new packs. I love a beautiful scenery and stunning CAS/BB, but that means very little without gameplay.
I'm less disappointed in the packs (because I can choose not to buy them) and more so in the constant bugs. I don't think it's fair that a forced patch (i.e. you must have the latest update to play the new pack) can cause so many issues in the game.
Anyway, do I enjoy the Sims 4, very much. Am I a little disappointed with it at times? Absolutely.
So, personally I don't think mods are required, because it is absolutely possible to play and enjoy the game without them, but you are right, some players would not enjoy the game without mods.
I agree that aesthetic seems to have taken a forefront in new packs. I love a beautiful scenery and stunning CAS/BB, but that means very little without gameplay.
I'm less disappointed in the packs (because I can choose not to buy them) and more so in the constant bugs. I don't think it's fair that a forced patch (i.e. you must have the latest update to play the new pack) can cause so many issues in the game.
Anyway, do I enjoy the Sims 4, very much. Am I a little disappointed with it at times? Absolutely.
