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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"Loanet;c-17301207" wrote:
As somebody with a mental disability I'm always being treated as if I don't have a disability. I have a friend who has terrible schizophrenia. He's so paranoid that people are out to get him, even though he knows the voices aren't real. I would want to see (ha ha) the invisible disabilities in Sims 4. Even if they were handled badly it would be better than pretending they don't exist.
There's also a number of learning disabilities that aren't necessarily just about difficulty reading and counting. Some come on a severe sliding scale where a person would need support throughout their entire life, unable to get dressed and eat without help. Frustrating? Yes. Hard work? Yup. Different way to play? Very much so.
How about getting a job as a Zero Hours care worker?
Everything ticks somebody off now, although I've noticed SJWs find attacking majorities more satisfying than defending minorities.
I have to disagree there, I have saw my illness be used in let’s plays before and it’s incredibly Insulting, patronising and shows how ignorant people can be about mental health as well. I appreciate for everyone with a disability saying they don’t want it for reasons like mine; there are people with disabilities saying the opposite and that’s okay, but I would not want them to add it in even if it’s done badly. That’s disrespectful and insulting. They didn’t handle adding gender options in badly, they shouldn’t half ass adding disabilities.
