What I like:
Emotions
The New Create-A-Sim
How Neighborhoods are separated into about 5-6 chunks.
The expanded party system.
The higher difficulty of bills.
Suggestions:
Could it be possible to bring back a taste of the Open World? I mean, having no loading time between lots in the neighborhood, I like the new neighborhood system because it is easier on my computer, I no longer hear a depressed sigh every time I begin to load up Lucky Palms. It would be fun to manage one sim at home, and another one at the house next door, just a suggestion.
I don't expect this to happen, but maybe what about an option to control two playable families at once, if they happen to live in the same neighborhood? Yeah, a bit silly I guess... forget I mentioned it.
Just eagerly awaiting the return of toddlers, and terrain editing tools, for that matter.
I appreciate all the options in customizing furniture and clothes, and I felt much less limited than I did when replaying the Sims 2, but I was addicted to Create-A-Style, and now I'm going through withdrawal, help. D:
Maybe since height sliders are out of the question, can you give us that one cheat from The Sims 2? StretchSkeleton I think it was called, then since it's a cheat... whatever goes wrong is on our heads, not your's? :)
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I feel like the Sims 4 is a great game on its own, but standing next to the Sims 3 and its army of expansion packs, it just doesn't seem like a good sequel, I feel like the first few expansions will be focused on restoring it to the glory of the Sims 3.
I especially enjoy how you guys took a risk, on completely changing game play, I realize it sent you guys under fire, but I actually appreciate it. This way, in the end, the Sims 4 will be a completely different experience than the Sims 2 or 3.
EA Staff (Retired)
