"RachelSelena;12557841" wrote:
No option to adopt???? My sims are lesbians, and I used to could adopt. Do not see an option for that. At least make a fertility clinic!! And where's the map? I can't see the whole town to let my sims go anywhere. All I can see is their poor house.
The option to adopt is an interaction on the computer I believe. And IIRC you hit "m" Sims 3 style and it takes you to the world map so you can travel.
"MsHoneyluv21;12557125" wrote:
I cant edge scroll down and I noticed im not the only one.
I had this problem too but the trick is to not move the mouse all the way to the bottom of the screen. If you hover the mouse just above the thin little bar part of the UI at the bottom, it should turn in to the magnifying glass or whatever it is, and then let the edge scrolling begin.
Anyway, here's why I came in to this thread:
I played for about 4 hours last night and went to bed thinking "well that was ok, not terrible, not super amazing."
After another 4 hour play session today, I came away thinking "I love it, so glad I bought it." And I only finally decided to buy it Monday.
What I like:
It's not easy. I always found Sims 3 a bit boring because it was so easy to max out their mood. Here I'm finding it a challenge to keep them fed, rested, entertained etc as well as complete their job tasks, work towards their aspiration, keep the place clean etc. I really really like it.
Multitasking. Amazing. Dancing while chatting with a Sim sitting at the table. Inviting a Sim over while playing a computer game. The first thing my Sim did was watch TV and play on her tablet at the same time. I do that ALL the time. :D
I love that you can get your old familiar Sims 3 style camera controls back. I tried the new ones for about 10 minutes, had to switch. Creature of habit.
Time feels much more realistic. I can't remember specific examples from TS3 but it seemed like it took hours and hours to cook and eat, or shower and use the washroom. Here it feels like things take a normal amount of time to do. Love it.
Build mode is awesome. Love that you can move pretty much everything, cabinets, curtains, pictures etc to different heights on the walls. And there's a slot for deco on one of the bookshelves!
What I don't like:
Stairs have to have a railing on both sides, didn't see an option to remove the "middle" railing if I've got two or more sets of stairs next to each other. Maybe it's just me but I think it looks weird.
Argh, gotta go to work, I have more, will add later maybe. This is already a novel.