They should do a sequel to Sims Medieval.
I'm rather surprised they only ever did one expansion for it, then again they did make the scope rather small from the start. Still, the game sold well, good good reviews and was popular. Would be nea...
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Personally I just get progressively worse at building houses with each Sims instalment, so I don't mind the not building exteriors part much but would like to have some choice in what it looks like on the outside.
Increased quest variety would sure help a lot, maybe more to do in free play mode too.
What they could do with quests is provide a few more options, special rewards and maybe also letting failure open up new quests.
Would also be nice if traits could play more a part in quests too, outside of the ones to fix a fatal flaw.
Like some quests could involve an enemy that can use some specific fatal flaws against you, making the quest harder if you have any of those particular traits. But there could also be some rare occasions where the flaw actually makes a quest easier.
Like you have to deal with some unwashed barbarians at the gates, and your uncouth hero just speaks their language, building relation faster with them.
Or some crime boss could negatively exploit some flaws that are their business to exploit in people. addicts of alcohol and gambling would be easy prey for them. Also fools.
Heck fools should get some unique options in quests, but could also be able to get a unique beanstalk quest perhaps.
Increased quest variety would sure help a lot, maybe more to do in free play mode too.
What they could do with quests is provide a few more options, special rewards and maybe also letting failure open up new quests.
Would also be nice if traits could play more a part in quests too, outside of the ones to fix a fatal flaw.
Like some quests could involve an enemy that can use some specific fatal flaws against you, making the quest harder if you have any of those particular traits. But there could also be some rare occasions where the flaw actually makes a quest easier.
Like you have to deal with some unwashed barbarians at the gates, and your uncouth hero just speaks their language, building relation faster with them.
Or some crime boss could negatively exploit some flaws that are their business to exploit in people. addicts of alcohol and gambling would be easy prey for them. Also fools.
Heck fools should get some unique options in quests, but could also be able to get a unique beanstalk quest perhaps.
