Sims 4 introducing "disabled sims"?
I watched the University trailer, and I was very puzzled when I saw people wearing robotic arms. I thought did the sims 4 just hint at the addition of prosthetic arms, therefore sims missing limbs??? ...
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I don't want disabilities in my game. I play to forget and I'm quite happy that I'm NOT represented here. Furthermore, will it be respectful? This is supposed to be fun and silly. How do you disable someone and it's funny? To raise awareness? This is a GAME. First and foremost. There is a time and place for things like that and a game is not it. There are plenty of real life groups raising awareness and it should be kept to those functions. Now if they wanted to raise awareness by say putting proceeds from a sale of an ep to a cause, then ok, that's actually doing something to help. This "game" has enough propaganda now and I really would be offended if it was in the game because I know they wouldn't get it quite right. Where would you draw the line anyways? There is so many disabilities out there and you can't possibly include them all. You know people would abuse them, (I abuse my able bodied sims! ha!) and I don't think I'd feel good about that.
I know people are trying to be sensitive, but from a stand point who is on the other side, sometimes your sensitivity is too much, we want to feel included, not held on a pedestal and pointed out for being different (even if it's meant well). Being included sometimes means to not take a notice and just go about your day so I can go about mine without feeling out of place.
I know people are trying to be sensitive, but from a stand point who is on the other side, sometimes your sensitivity is too much, we want to feel included, not held on a pedestal and pointed out for being different (even if it's meant well). Being included sometimes means to not take a notice and just go about your day so I can go about mine without feeling out of place.
