We need BETTER MEMORIES in 2021

"pepperjax1230;c-17753592" wrote:

"Noree_Doree;c-17753461" wrote:

"pepperjax1230;c-17753442" wrote:

"bixters;c-17753434" wrote:

"pepperjax1230;c-17753408" wrote:
Who are they though? I don't listen to youtubers saying the game needs something I will listen to them when a patch will break the game. Also that is the same person that hates Snowy Escape.

Huh? So youtubers aren't allowed to have opinions?
And, also, a lot of people didn't like Snowy Escape, and that's OK. Not everyone needs to like the same thing. Everyone's entitled to their opinion.

They can but I as a consumer I don't like what she has to say. She is to negative about the game. Of course she can have her own opinion I just won't listen to it.

She actually just posted a thing about the 20 things she likes about the sims 4.

I find it interesting that earlier you asked who she is and then all of a sudden you know she's "negative" about the game. Which is it?

Just because someone finds something they don't like about a pack or is giving constructive criticism about the game in general, which she does a great job with if you actually watch her videos, doesn't mean they're negative. The sims 4 has A LOT of faults, but it also has GREAT features as well.

If you have nothing constructive to add to a discussion and don't want to listen to the opinions of another simmer (Youtuber or not), who is also a consumer may I add (She spends her own hard-earned money on the game as well as we all do), then why comment at all?



@Karon I'm going to take a look at this one as I saw it but was watching something else at the time. I'm sure it something that I can agree on, as memories should be reworked. (This is me going on without watching) I think sentiments and lifestyles are a step in the right direction. and I feel like they can expand with memories from there since we have sentiments that are permanent. But I'll be back after I watch the video

Edit: Coming back from the video. I agree. I remember how the memory system worked when the game first came out and I actually liked it. In a way, it kind of reminded me of how screenshots and the making stories in the sims 2 was. I still believe sentiments and this system could work together really well. It's been a while since I've visited memories of the sims 4, so I had no idea they changed, but yea would love a revamp of it.

I never asked who she is I was saying who is she to make judgments. She is negative she likes Sims 4 but it has to be how she plays and thats fine for her but I don't play like her so things she might hate in the game I don't is all and I don't listen to any youtuber about Sims 4 if I did I wouldn't be playing it. Everyone has negative things to say about the game. My only issue with the game is that there isn't enough to do for sims. Like hobbies and something they are passionate about doing that isn't a week worth of fun to keep me interested in playing all the time.

So just because she doesn't constantly praise Sims 4, she's not allowed to make judgements?

She's a Simmer and a person. That's all that's needed to pass judgement on how they feel Sims 4 compares to previous versions.

"83bienchen;c-17753510" wrote:
I personally woul prefer if they made the memory system similar to like it was in TS2. That one was a system that would not break your game when playing more than one household in a save. TS3 and TS4 had serve lagging issues caused by their respective memory systems.

Yea, but Sims 2's memory system is far from perfect. It's why you can't move Sims from one neighborhood to the next. Because it saves memories with direct references to other Sims in the neighborhood and if you pull the Sim out, that memory becomes broken. Broken memories cause corruption and will eventually lead to an unplayable neighborhood (maybe several years in the future, it's very unpredictable how fast the corruption spreads).

If they add a memory system that's more similar to Sims 2's system, they need to do it in a way that doesn't break the game should I want to move my Sims to a new neighborhood or world or save or whatever they're calling it in the game.