The Sims 4 will continue into 2018!

"Writin_Reg;c-16236710" wrote:

"Simsfan99111;c-16200516" wrote:

"jackjack_k;c-16198664" wrote:

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"TheGoodOldGamer;c-15663310" wrote:
The gurus have made it pretty clear they intend to support this game longer than any other in the series. Obviously other circumstances can come up to change those plans at some point, but part of the whole live service thing is to make updating easier n all that. The gallery has done a lot to promote creativity within the community as well.

I honestly think Sims 4 will end in 2020. It's a new decade, and they might want to focus solely and mainly on Sims 5, so it's not half-baked like Sims 4 was when it came out. But they might add a few stuff packs when they have time. That's just what I think will happen, I still think Sims 4 needs university and seasons EPs and has lots of potential.

They would have to be hard at work on the game now if we want to see it by 2020.

We knew when The Sims 4 went to work, because a lot of the Guru’s stopped working on Sims 3 things, and were kind of there but not really.

This hasn’t happened yet, so unless they’re ditching everyone on The Sims and getting a brand new team, my assumption is we won’t see The Sims 5 till around 2022 at the earliest. They’d need 4 years to develop a new base game.

I expect next year we’ll start seeing Guru’s shuffle around and then some of them will start working on “future content”

I still think the sims get rebooted, a new name or it will just go back to "The SIms" and drop the number. They cant go 5,6,7,8 etc forever lol well they can of course but thats alot of numbers.

EA BOUGHT THE DOMAIN for the Sims to the Sims 10 back in 2003, and update it every June 18th so we will see at least through the Sims 10 before any reboot in the title at the very least.

You put too much into this because you apparently think that EA knows exactly which game to make for the next 20 years and how to make them when the truth instead is that EA’s plans are changing all the time. EA makes a lot of experimenting and considering to explore new ideas. But most of those ideas never result in real games.

So yes, EA reserved all those domains because EA didn’t know if EA would need them later and EA still doesn’t. But the only thing that we can conclude from this is that EA is pretty sure that EA won’t ever need domains for Sims 11 to Sims 20 too because otherwise EA also would have reserved them before somebody else did (hoping to later be able to sell them to EA for a good price).