Unpopular opinions?

"JoAnne65;c-16690869" wrote:

"Simburian;c-16689899" wrote:
Unpopular opinion but I think Modders making up for game deficiencies means that Sims 5 will be a long time coming, if at all. >:)

How..? Modders have no idea if they’re working on a Sims 5 (which they indeed don’t by the way, I share that belief) do they? Besides, modders made fixes for IP and that pack was released right after they had announced Sims 4.

"Writin_Reg;c-16690818" wrote:

"Limorz;c-16657783" wrote:
I can't stand themed packs, I would love if they just did a pack called "what the community is begging for for almost 5 years" with spiral staircases, bunk beds, furniture that matches?
I'm not sure if its an unpopular or a popular one tho

You mean almost 4 years. Sims 4 will just be 4 years old September 2nd.

Well to be fair, people started begging long before Sims 4 was released :D The Sims 4 section was one huge wish list back in 2013.

Well I was busy playing Sims 3 - not really hanging on the Sims 4 forum - especially when we learned no cars or toddlers were coming in the base game. I was not paying much attention to be honest. I was fixing the routing in my IP world and waiting for ITF to come out. I was already turned off from Sims 4 knowing those two things, never mind going back to a closed world, and a few other things I was hearing - so was not especially interested in the new at the time.

My husband pre-ordered the thing for me -

Not sure how unpopular, but I see so many people wishing for it and I couldn't care any less - Tweens.

I absolutely don't need a life stage between children and teenagers. I don't even understand what the difference between teenagers/children and tweens would be. And to be honest I don't think I even heard the word "tween" before TS4 or I'm just too old.
And if they ever actually consider adding it then I really hope they've actually fleshed out all the other ones before. I would rather have more depth and differences for the existing life stages than adding even more useless ones that are basically just different because they have a different height :|

1. I like the block-y eyelashes
2. I don't like open world
3. I don't like create-a-style
4. I like Sims 4 better
5. I don't care about cars
6. I don't care about horses

I don't like occult sims at all (unless I'm playing a different save just for them)
I get bored playing when the current season is winter/fall
I hate playing rich families
I don't miss the open worlds at all but I wish they would incorporate cars like how sims 2 has them
I like all the games equally
ts4 tends to be way too easy
I don't really like much of the premades in ts4 (imo ts3 and ts2 had the best families)
The traits in ts4 are horrible (just look up the difference in attributes from the genius trait between ts3 and ts4)

You guys need to add wheelchairs and other accessories for lderly, disabled , and sick people. Honestly. Its 2018 and they should be included .

"wormstache999;c-16691676" wrote:
Not sure how unpopular, but I see so many people wishing for it and I couldn't care any less - Tweens.

I absolutely don't need a life stage between children and teenagers. I don't even understand what the difference between teenagers/children and tweens would be. And to be honest I don't think I even heard the word "tween" before TS4 or I'm just too old.
And if they ever actually consider adding it then I really hope they've actually fleshed out all the other ones before. I would rather have more depth and differences for the existing life stages than adding even more useless ones that are basically just different because they have a different height :|

I agree with you - not interested in tweens as they are just sims kids with an totally bad attitude and prone to be disrespectful.

Having raised several kids thru their tweens - believe me I would take a houseful of terrible twos over even 1 tween. I totally detested the behavior and attitudes of my real kids and even my friends real kids going through their tweens, and darn sure don't ever want them in my game. That is definitely one age if they do make it they need to put in it's own monster pack so I can totally opt out of having it. It would be the first Sims pack I never will buy - like ever.

All I can say is thank Lord tweens grow out of it in real life anyway.

Cats and Dogs was the worse expansion(since so many people mentioned it, I am starting to wonder if it is actually unpopular to dislike it lol)

I do not want to see any more supernaturals. Vampires were really well done. I played them a lot during the release but lately I haven't touched them.

I don't want pre-teens and I hate the laundry pack.

So much repetition in this thread. Here's mine: Sims 4 allows for more genuine creativity. When presented with every possible tool imaginable, like the color wheel and constrainfloorelevation, it's extremely easy to make ANYTHING, and to get lost in building something exactly as you imagined it. In Sims 4, there's much more room for creative work-arounds. No platforms/friezes? Enlarge the fountain slab from Spa Day. No ladders? Use shelves. No bunkbeds? Raise up a bed and use pillars to make it look connected. No color wheel? You'll have to work harder at making furniture match, many times creating a color scheme you wouldn't have thought of in Sims 3.

I'm a builder exclusively so I don't care if my builds are playable, but a lot of the time they are. Sims can use beds that are raised up. They can use hot tubs that are sunken into a foundation. Sims 4 challenges me to find new ways of making real-world features without simply having it handed to me if that makes sense.

"SamFlamingo;c-16696687" wrote:
So much repetition in this thread. Here's mine: Sims 4 allows for more genuine creativity. When presented with every possible tool imaginable, like the color wheel and constrainfloorelevation, it's extremely easy to make ANYTHING, and to get lost in building something exactly as you imagined it. In Sims 4, there's much more room for creative work-arounds. No platforms/friezes? Enlarge the fountain slab from Spa Day. No ladders? Use shelves. No bunkbeds? Raise up a bed and use pillars to make it look connected. No color wheel? You'll have to work harder at making furniture match, many times creating a color scheme you wouldn't have thought of in Sims 3.

I'm a builder exclusively so I don't care if my builds are playable, but a lot of the time they are. Sims can use beds that are raised up. They can use hot tubs that are sunken into a foundation. Sims 4 challenges me to find new ways of making real-world features without simply having it handed to me if that makes sense.

"Genuine" creativity? Gimme fake creativity any time then.