The flop that is called The Sims 4
I've not played the sims 4 for almost 2 years now after I basically just got bored of it. I tried many times to give it one more shot but I just really didn't feel like it anymore since I found it uni...
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> @APotts said:
> For example; I fondly recall the time my Sims 3 romantic superstar got caught cheating on the husband that he was crazy about. It happened when I was playing a different family, and when I switched back it was too late to avoid the divorce. I had to work for many Sim weeks to get the couple to reconcile, AS IT SHOULD BE! I could never make this type of memory in Sims 4, because Sims 4 has no consequence for cheating... for a game built off a emotions system that is sort of pitiful.
The Sims 2 was mostly like that too lol apart from the Sims hating each other and then fighting whenever they saw each other then sim kids being sad about their parents splitting up but you could just make them happy again it was all forgiven and forgotten and they could see their parent that moved out, the sims still hate each other in The Sims 4. Some people want Story Progression too but i'd just turn it off i want to be able to keep my sims where i left off like a lot of other people and it was very easy to make relationships and for Sims to fall in love with any sexuality in TS2 as well. I feel all the extras in TS2 distracted people too much from noticing all this in the game and it did for me a bit too much too which is one of the reasons i don't want the extras now plus making money too easily definitely a problem but i feel like they give you too much on purpose so you'll just play, rinse and repeat without playing the game properly and having those Crafting Benches there especially it's like JUST because it's there you'll use it, get too carried away and before you know it you're rich even when you don't want all your Sims to be rich LOL.
I like the Careers in TS4 because they made it more challenging and the levels evens out how much pay you want the Sims to get and with the long time awaiting Bill Tracking we can see how much they earn VS how much they're paying so you can better see how much the house costs in total so you can keep them at a certain Career Level at the right level of pay, the mostly costly thing about any build is Lights but since the Lights cover a much bigger radius of a room now and you can make them bigger or smaller you can save on money by reducing how many Lights you put around the house :) Lights always cost more in the older games too and i bet Off-Grid builds are super cheap to own. It's all in how you tailor your sims to the lifestyle you want them to have it's up to you do what you want with it.
> For example; I fondly recall the time my Sims 3 romantic superstar got caught cheating on the husband that he was crazy about. It happened when I was playing a different family, and when I switched back it was too late to avoid the divorce. I had to work for many Sim weeks to get the couple to reconcile, AS IT SHOULD BE! I could never make this type of memory in Sims 4, because Sims 4 has no consequence for cheating... for a game built off a emotions system that is sort of pitiful.
The Sims 2 was mostly like that too lol apart from the Sims hating each other and then fighting whenever they saw each other then sim kids being sad about their parents splitting up but you could just make them happy again it was all forgiven and forgotten and they could see their parent that moved out, the sims still hate each other in The Sims 4. Some people want Story Progression too but i'd just turn it off i want to be able to keep my sims where i left off like a lot of other people and it was very easy to make relationships and for Sims to fall in love with any sexuality in TS2 as well. I feel all the extras in TS2 distracted people too much from noticing all this in the game and it did for me a bit too much too which is one of the reasons i don't want the extras now plus making money too easily definitely a problem but i feel like they give you too much on purpose so you'll just play, rinse and repeat without playing the game properly and having those Crafting Benches there especially it's like JUST because it's there you'll use it, get too carried away and before you know it you're rich even when you don't want all your Sims to be rich LOL.
I like the Careers in TS4 because they made it more challenging and the levels evens out how much pay you want the Sims to get and with the long time awaiting Bill Tracking we can see how much they earn VS how much they're paying so you can better see how much the house costs in total so you can keep them at a certain Career Level at the right level of pay, the mostly costly thing about any build is Lights but since the Lights cover a much bigger radius of a room now and you can make them bigger or smaller you can save on money by reducing how many Lights you put around the house :) Lights always cost more in the older games too and i bet Off-Grid builds are super cheap to own. It's all in how you tailor your sims to the lifestyle you want them to have it's up to you do what you want with it.
