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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"Loanet;c-17774362" wrote:
Journey To Batuu is about as far from Sims 4's main audience as it's possible to get - teenage male Star Wars fans as opposed to women in their 20s and 30s. So no surprise it failed.
Yup!
I started playing The Sims on my first laptop when I was 20 in 2004. I played Sims 2 from 2006-2011 (age 22-27). I played Sims 3 a bit from 2012-2013 but then had a baby IRL and things were busy.
I really started again with Sims 4 in 2018 when I was 34 and my daughter was 3. Now she's 6 and I'm 37 and we cuddle on the couch and make mermaid families.
I will admit that the animations and interactions were more detailed in 2 & 3. But I'm actually ok with it given that some of the really sexual stuff was toned down. It makes it easier to play as a family.
In terms of mature, we have arsonist witches, a dad who married his son's ex girlfriend, juiced enthused mom with an angry trait, and a young gay couple who are homeless and dumpster dive to get by in our save. I feel like the gameplay and potential for storytelling is great.
