So Sims 4 is a young adult simulator ?
So I saw a tweet that says on one on of simmer erins videos? That said they priotize adult content over kid content for packs? That's kinda disappointing ?
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I understand when people say that kids and younger are boring to play, but why adults and elders? Young adults, adults and elders have been able to do the same things since launch, not only in this game, but in TS3 as well, which means all the content added to young adults can also be used by these two other age groups. I don't really get most criticism towards elder gameplay. They can fish, they can paint, they can write. There's enough stuff for them to do.
As for children and toddler gameplay, I agree. I rarely play them, mostly because this type of gameplay doesn't interest me much, but maybe another reason is because they're boring to play. Toddlers should have more outdoor activities to do. I appreciate that they have the ball pit and a slide, but there could be so much more, like a swing for toddlers. Can toddlers swim in pools? If not, then that could also be an option. As for children, they should be able to do more stuff teens+ can do. As much as I know, they can't tend the garden or play any musical instruments besides the kids violin, so I'd like to see changes in there. Can children paint? If not, then they should be able to do that as well. Occult children should also be able to use their abilities, atleast the easier ones. Spellcaster children should be able to do magic, maybe not the complex spells but atleast a few for beginners. Vampire children should also have a thirst need like teens and older. I can understand that it's too hard to make them drink blood from other sims, but they could still drink plasma fruits to manage their thirst. From a logical standpoint, it doesn't make much sense for vampire children to not have the same basic needs as adults.
As for children and toddler gameplay, I agree. I rarely play them, mostly because this type of gameplay doesn't interest me much, but maybe another reason is because they're boring to play. Toddlers should have more outdoor activities to do. I appreciate that they have the ball pit and a slide, but there could be so much more, like a swing for toddlers. Can toddlers swim in pools? If not, then that could also be an option. As for children, they should be able to do more stuff teens+ can do. As much as I know, they can't tend the garden or play any musical instruments besides the kids violin, so I'd like to see changes in there. Can children paint? If not, then they should be able to do that as well. Occult children should also be able to use their abilities, atleast the easier ones. Spellcaster children should be able to do magic, maybe not the complex spells but atleast a few for beginners. Vampire children should also have a thirst need like teens and older. I can understand that it's too hard to make them drink blood from other sims, but they could still drink plasma fruits to manage their thirst. From a logical standpoint, it doesn't make much sense for vampire children to not have the same basic needs as adults.
