TS4's Underrated Features.
One of my favorite things about this iteration of The Sims is the way the needs bars work. In previous versions of this game, I felt like I was spending so much time just managing needs, I could never...
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I caught up on this thread during lunch, at work, and ohmygoodness, I had no idea about a lot of these features! (I'm just geting back into it after a time away). For example--I had no idea about the autosolve feature. I must have been living under a rock, to not know that. lol
I do love the multi-tasking, and also that toddlers can be left alone for a bit and occupy themselves in a lot of ways. It frees up a lot of time for my other sims, since they don't have to be hovering and interacting with the toddlers all the time.
For me, in Sims, building has always been a challenge. I'm just not good at designing a house and making it look right. I feel like Sims 4 still lets me build a nice looking house though and I don't feel so bad about my lack of building abilities. :smile: (Oh, and the moving a wall thing so the entire room moves with it? AMAZING! :smiley: )
I do love the multi-tasking, and also that toddlers can be left alone for a bit and occupy themselves in a lot of ways. It frees up a lot of time for my other sims, since they don't have to be hovering and interacting with the toddlers all the time.
For me, in Sims, building has always been a challenge. I'm just not good at designing a house and making it look right. I feel like Sims 4 still lets me build a nice looking house though and I don't feel so bad about my lack of building abilities. :smile: (Oh, and the moving a wall thing so the entire room moves with it? AMAZING! :smiley: )
