What can the sims team learn from 3 & 4?
The sims team is in a few years closing off the sims 4 series, and continuing into sims 5 (most likely). What can they learn form sims 3 & 4 to combine the best aspects of each. Sims 3 & 4 are total o...
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Before they do this....
Finish off Sims 4 properly and fix all remaining bugs for those that can't or don't want to go any further.
Learning from all Sims games to make the Options wider so that players can take or leave whatever they feel doesn't suit them, from sex, zombies, werwolves, witches, horses to fairies for instance!
A Sims 3 Open World might be more viable in this iteration but those small cul de sacs and neighbourhoods should be available too. It's nice to see your house next door as in Sims 4. It's more like my UK suburbs.
Learn from Sims 4 that a lot of people want their own local type backgrounds. Was it Sims 1 that gave you the option of changing the background from desert, icy to green when making a new world? (can't remember)!
Bring terrain tools from Sims3 with added enhancements from 4 to make water and rivers deeper and deep diveable.
Make a good basic pack from the start. Both Sims 3 and 4 didn't go far enough.
and finally.
Set the specifications high from the start and be honest about it. Have we ever had this?
Make it a game worthwhile saving and buying a suitable PC, Mac or laptop for.
Hopefully that super machine I saw with a Terabyte SSD costing well over £2000 might be affordable by the time Sims 5 comes out, even with 2 Terabytes! :)
Finish off Sims 4 properly and fix all remaining bugs for those that can't or don't want to go any further.
Learning from all Sims games to make the Options wider so that players can take or leave whatever they feel doesn't suit them, from sex, zombies, werwolves, witches, horses to fairies for instance!
A Sims 3 Open World might be more viable in this iteration but those small cul de sacs and neighbourhoods should be available too. It's nice to see your house next door as in Sims 4. It's more like my UK suburbs.
Learn from Sims 4 that a lot of people want their own local type backgrounds. Was it Sims 1 that gave you the option of changing the background from desert, icy to green when making a new world? (can't remember)!
Bring terrain tools from Sims3 with added enhancements from 4 to make water and rivers deeper and deep diveable.
Make a good basic pack from the start. Both Sims 3 and 4 didn't go far enough.
and finally.
Set the specifications high from the start and be honest about it. Have we ever had this?
Make it a game worthwhile saving and buying a suitable PC, Mac or laptop for.
Hopefully that super machine I saw with a Terabyte SSD costing well over £2000 might be affordable by the time Sims 5 comes out, even with 2 Terabytes! :)
