We are getting a new feature in "NEAR FUTURE"!

"Cinebar;c-16684236" wrote:

"sikasika18;c-16684222" wrote:
It just feels like the studio is so missmanaged and that they have no clue what they're really doing. I am not hyped and won't be because I have learned that this studio is running out of passion and that is never good.

I wish they would spend more time on making Sims more human. TS4 is an improvement on some things, but instead of crazy twists to previous EPs etc., I want to see them go deeper into making Sims more human.

Like adjusting their coat, their collar, removing a sweater, taking off their shoes, walking into a house and putting a sweater on the table or across the arm of a chair. That sort of realism could really bring Sims more to life instead of silly to do lists, and goals. All those little things we do and we don't even notice. We may put our over coat down or just flop it over on the couch or actually hang it on a coat rack. We may move the clutter on the coffee table over with one swipe and set our plates on the table while watching TV. I just wish they would spend more time observing human behavior. And no, I don't talk to every stranger I meet, and neither does anyone else in passing.

ETA: The other day I was watching an old TV show and saw the lady pull her shawl around her as she was walking around thinking about something, that sort of realism matters to me. I wish these Sims could wear a shawl and be aware of it, not just some paper doll, plastered outfit.

These are some of the things I think about a lot. This is what I mean when I say that the next game HAS to be built on a more modern API like dx11 or dx12 so the game can use as many CPU cores that you have. There would be NO simulation lag on dx11 or dx12 because the more CPU the more advanced the game can be in its simulation. These small details of human behaviour is what is needed to truly make a next gen sims imo not "wierder stories"