The unfortunate increase in Rabbit holes
Hey guys, So one thing I don't understand about the Sims 4 is its use of rabbit holes lately. Personally I never had an issue with rabbit holes in the Sims 3, since we had such a huge world and to...
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"SimmerGeorge;c-17663009" wrote:"Camkat;c-17662980" wrote:
I don't mind the rabbit hole classes for university. I think that's fine and it works well if you have a lot of students in one household.
The Sulani cave and pretty much all of Batuu was a disappointment. As much as I love both of those packs, I really wish with the Sulani cave had at least some chance cards... but really would it have been too much trouble for just a little hidden lot like the tree in Willow Creek or the cave in Oasis Springs? Batuu... again... same thing for the cave. I don't mind the rabbit holes for the missions on the ships, they have chance cards and the choices can depend on your droid and upgrades it may or may not have and your inventory items. That at least makes sure you can upgrade and replay. The vendors though... They all could have been city living style without too much trouble surely?!
For some things it's fine and can make sense, some of this though does feel like it was just the easy way out.
@Camkat You can like them or not but how do you justify them is what I am asking. Especially since the game was designed in a way (as the team said) to allow for more freedom to do things, they couldn't before due to the open-world.
I think with Journey to Batuu, the issues are due to the fact that they were constrained by the pack theme and also, couldn't add restaurant or shop gameplay to other lots because those are from another pack. But at least the dwelling could have been an open lot as gameplay related to that is entirely basegame (with the exception of replenishing vampire needs). But they should have allowed occults to manifest freely in Batuu, there are other sims to eat from and plenty of water to fish in.
