We need more than 3 CAS traits per sim
I'm increasingly of the opinion that either: 1) Each trait needs to have more depth to it (which is potentially a lot of polishing work to do) 2) CAS trait slot is increased from 3 for adults to...
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It's to the point that all Sims essentially feel the same. There's nothing substantial that seperates them from each other. They'll just feel an emotion for different reasons ( and even then, this isn't entirely true either, see the "well decorated" moodlet ) and that'll be it. There's no "smarter Sims" here. Just Sims that differ on the outside. On the "inside", they're all the same.
With the Sims 3, that game was fustrating for its lack of stability. For the Sims 4, it's the lack of depth. And while I do enjoy the Sims 4, I prefer the issues the Sims 3 had. At least it made for a more entertaining experience. But I digress.
I agree, there should've been more polish in establishing a system where we could create a truly unique Sim. Vampires addressed this to some extent, but you still have to be a Vampire to actually get unique traits to your Sim.
With the Sims 3, that game was fustrating for its lack of stability. For the Sims 4, it's the lack of depth. And while I do enjoy the Sims 4, I prefer the issues the Sims 3 had. At least it made for a more entertaining experience. But I digress.
I agree, there should've been more polish in establishing a system where we could create a truly unique Sim. Vampires addressed this to some extent, but you still have to be a Vampire to actually get unique traits to your Sim.
