"Briana2425;c-16354537" wrote:
"Deshong04;c-16354016" wrote:
"Briana2425;c-16346993" wrote:
Sims 2 had cars with no open world and we did a lot I just hope they implement Sims 3 stuff like teach teens to drive instead of them already knowing in Sims 2 also can we please have wash car option?
TS2 is also a game from 2004 while the TS4 is a game from 2014 and TS3 is factually the most advanced Sims game from 2009. No excuses. This is exactly a part of the reason why TS4 is the way it is. When consumers accept mediocre, that's exactly what they will continue to get. No point in going above and beyond for those who will accept old technology and buy it at a high price.
Truth is, nothing can be done with TS4 in terms of surpassing TS3 or even TS2 in my opinion. It was doomed during its conception phase and will never be a real The Sims sequel. Why even name the game The Sims 4? But I didn't fall for that obvious deception.
Well in my opinion Sims 2 did have more to do with a vehicle then Sims 3 all we did in Sims 3 was drive around Sims 2 we sat in the car listen to music, make out and woohoo and an alarm on your car also in Sims 2 we restored a car but like I said I would also to teach the teens to drive like the Sims 3 offered and wash the car that is something we never did in any game. Now sorry but in Sims 4 we don't have open world and it seems like nothing will change that but trying to say cars won't work because no open world Nah it can work cars were awesome in Sims 2 even if it was back in 2004.
Driving is the only thing I personally do with my rl car and it’s what I love doing in 3. Plus there’s the Roaring Heights car, which I built twice and then sort of forgot about (apart from driving) because sitting in a car and making out is as entertaining as doing it in a tent or a closet. Nice to do once, repetitive to do twice or more. For me sims driving off and carpools and things like that is what makes them an important addition in Sim 2 (and why I miss them in 4; all this teleporting...).
