The Sims 4 will continue into 2018!
http://simscommunity.info/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Capture-3.png I don't why people expect otherwise, but a lot of people have said they think the Sims 4 will end this year, which has prompt...
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"Skobee;c-15732685" wrote:
How hard is it to understand such a simple thing.. :s
@Erpe we all saw the posts from from back then when Sims 4 was supposed to be "Project Olympus", it's not faked news. Even if it was faked all of the people working on that Project just wanted to pull a prank? For what? It was a project, the project didn't do well because we didn't like online sims games, project was scrapped to a degree and was "re-made" into what Sims 4 is now. Simple as that.
What you just refuse to accept is the that we have no evidence at all that anybody else except Patrick Kelly worked on "Project Olympus". We can see that the videos he released look exactly like videos on YouTube from TS2 for consoles look. But not anything like any other Sims game.
Then people keep giving me links to sites and blogs where other simmers attempt to find statements from other people who (if you really want to) can be interpreted to support some of Patrick's statements. But just because other simmers just wanted so bad to believe Patrick their "interpretations" aren't proof of anything.
What is left is still that we only have a video in TS2 for consoles style and the statements from Patrick which we can't either prove or disprove because nobody from EA or Maxis have wanted to give us any information at all.
We know that the SimGurus are silent because they can't talk about confidential inside things unless they want to risk their jobs. We also know that even earlier SimGurus who now work for other game companies haven't wanted to say anything because EA could likely sue them for breaking their signed documents where they accept never to give confidential inside information even after having left EA. So why do you so easily assume that Patrick did that even though he couldn't avoid to know that EA could sue him for millions of dollars - especially because it was much more serious to break the silence already in 2013 than it would have been for other earlier EA employees to do it today 4 yrs later??
