To everyone complaining about the cuteness...
In the survey, it was called HAPPY haunts. Not angry haunts. Not scary haunts. Not happy werewolves. Not happy fairies. I love the cute ghosts who will definitely be friends with my mountai...
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After seeing the trailer, and all the pretty BB objects, and knowing there will be a new lot assignment (trait?), I will buy this pack.
I like the all over cuteness of the game, and I don’t want to say negative things about it, because I do not at all want to add to the majority of posts made here and on AHQ; where criticizing a child's game one has only to take a decision not to buy, is all too common.
When I say that I want a mature game, it is also not 'rating' I am thinking of; since my country does not really have anything equivalent of the US rating of cultural products' 'appropriateness' for younger people. I cannot relate to the US christian necessity of hiding sexual themes to those in an age of being more interested in it than me and my generation, but so called adult themes is not the focus; neither do I mean darker themes of fright and aggression.
I don’t think TS4 is a mature game nor that it ever will be, which I accept. So I cannot really speak of mature themes in relation to it, without seeming to be criticising it.
But playing with doll houses does not mean that certain themes need to be avoided, or simplified or ridiculed; and I think when a mature life simulation game exists, that will be one criteria of it.
I like the all over cuteness of the game, and I don’t want to say negative things about it, because I do not at all want to add to the majority of posts made here and on AHQ; where criticizing a child's game one has only to take a decision not to buy, is all too common.
When I say that I want a mature game, it is also not 'rating' I am thinking of; since my country does not really have anything equivalent of the US rating of cultural products' 'appropriateness' for younger people. I cannot relate to the US christian necessity of hiding sexual themes to those in an age of being more interested in it than me and my generation, but so called adult themes is not the focus; neither do I mean darker themes of fright and aggression.
I don’t think TS4 is a mature game nor that it ever will be, which I accept. So I cannot really speak of mature themes in relation to it, without seeming to be criticising it.
But playing with doll houses does not mean that certain themes need to be avoided, or simplified or ridiculed; and I think when a mature life simulation game exists, that will be one criteria of it.
