Take a look at TS Freeplay.....
Here they are, with fancy interactive hand dryers, paper towel dispensers and toilets with a wall flushing mechanism , and TS4 doesn't even have freaking stalls.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...
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"Sharonia;c-17280065" wrote:"Sigzy05;c-17280012" wrote:
And so, I feel as if you missed the point of the thread entirely.....because I'm not comparing the core gameplay of the games. I'm comparing the fact that Freeplay is more in tune with reality when it comes to what gameplay objects they introduce to their games, the fact that they add some small gameplay objects that make it seem like sims actually live a life and experience things the way we do, and the fact that they seem to know what the fans overall want.
Did you ever play the sims and went "omg that's so realistic!" ? Because...that's a pretty awesome feeling, either aimed at how a sim behaved or how they interacted with something. And I seem to miss that moment a lot of the time when I play TS4. Hence my rant.
I personally don't see real rocket ships out in the street or on my neighbour's back yards but I mean....if someone does let me know. (that's a joke)
I would very much prefer more realistic items in the Sims 4. I never place big silly looking items in my sims homes. Even the virtual reality type gaming machine is stupid to me.
I'm exactly the same way......I think they should have added the VR glasses when they introduced the consoles in City Living as a game option... even TS3 had them and playing VR wasn't as popular back then.... it would be much better than a giant holographic gaming rig which I'm yet to see irl.
