thats sexist
why do females get 4 times more cas like hairs then males, what ever happend to eithen rights, that sexist.
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"Babykittyjade;c-17785612" wrote:
Fashion is just more popular among girls so they are always the main target. Even when cc shopping there is 20× more girl stuff and I have to scrape the bottom of the barrel for nice boy stuff. But it's not an EA issue it's everywhere. And girls are also the big majority of players for this game.
I do wish it was equal because as a girl who wants boys in my game with plenty if options! Cc has filled the gap after years of collecting here and there ?
I have to disagree here. If someone just looks around looks at hairstyles men have it's usually not a hairstyle that is 'trending' in Hollywood or TV or anywhere else. The men I see have all types of hairstyles that I never see in T4. I know TS4 wants to stay current with the hairstyles of what stars have now etc, but regular guys have their own styles and some of them may even have a style that was back in the several decades. What would be great is to pull some of those styles back into the game (as in the other games) from each decade so we can play our way.
What is seen today are clothes and styles I have already worn so I can't really say TS4 is all up to snuff with current styles been there done it already in my real life, but what I want to see is many different styles from all the decades of simple hair cuts down to bushy, beardy, hippy trends. The females get outfits from many different decades that were fashionable at the time. Why not males. ETA: I would like to see that style of long hair for males where the sideburn/temple area is shaved out making it clear they have sideburns but longer hair over it. Stuff like that where it's clear it's male style and not just a style taken from gender patch. It may not be 'trendy' anymore but neither are many of the hairstyles females get in this game. I think more is always better so we can build an individual and not a Sim who looks like anyone else. ETA: Sory, quoted the wrong poster, I was replying to the person who said male fashion wasn't much more than a tank top, jeans, a shirt, a button up shirt and trousers, and a suit.
