"Naus;c-16976952" wrote:
Times have truly changed, and for us ancient beings (I'm 26 but sometimes I feel ancient), it's really hard to accept change. Quality has been replacement with quickness. It's not a change I'm fond of, but it's the reality we have to live in.
:joy: queue the drama. Honestly 2017 and 2018 have been two amazing years for gamers. With gems all over the place, including brilliant indie titles like Celeste, awe-inspiring projects like Hellblade and RDR2, big budget games a la God of War and amazing jrpgs like Persona 5. We have been so ridiculously spoiled these past years, maybe you should broaden your horizon a bit and look past your frustrations with the sims before making such sweeping generalizations about the current state of games. Sorry but lol :joy:
(And yes I've been gaming for many years, don't worry, probably longer than you - not that that invalidates your opinions in any way, but hey, since that's exactly what some simmers try to accuse those who like TS4 of... ;))
