What order did you get the sims in?
So I was just sitting around wondering, what order did you get the sims in? I decided to make a poll.
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Never played Sims 1.
Started with 2 and got obsessed with it. I played some all-nighter marathons with that game, loaded it up with CC, used a blank world template and made it my own. Had a bazillion Sims by the time the game started chugging and coughing from the high population. Played it all through Sims 3's production and didn't stop until my game crashed and died only a few months after Sims 4's release. (RIP :'( ) Still miss it and may one day try to figure out how to get it to run on Windows 10. <3
Tried out Sims 3 base game and hated it. Tried it a couple of more times throughout its reign but still hated it. Didn't support it. About a year ago I got several EPs on sale for five dollars each. Played it about sixteen hours total, had problems, got frustrated, was aggravated with the open world and bad rotational play. Haven't touched it since but I don't hate it as much as I used to, lol.
Waited a couple of months after Sims 4's release to get it. Immediately loved the CAS and the worlds. Had fun for about a month and joined the forums to find out why it felt so unsatisfying to play, why it felt incomplete on a deep gameplay level. First two years were painful to get through, most of the content was extremely mundane and felt like playing catch-up with the base game. When Vampires came out, things finally started getting better. It still feels like a bumpy ride with core features needing attention, but I can have fun with it. But I can still get bored, too. I just hope there's a plan somewhere in development to do something about the missing Fear emotion and dull, overly happy, one-size-fits-all personalities.
Started with 2 and got obsessed with it. I played some all-nighter marathons with that game, loaded it up with CC, used a blank world template and made it my own. Had a bazillion Sims by the time the game started chugging and coughing from the high population. Played it all through Sims 3's production and didn't stop until my game crashed and died only a few months after Sims 4's release. (RIP :'( ) Still miss it and may one day try to figure out how to get it to run on Windows 10. <3
Tried out Sims 3 base game and hated it. Tried it a couple of more times throughout its reign but still hated it. Didn't support it. About a year ago I got several EPs on sale for five dollars each. Played it about sixteen hours total, had problems, got frustrated, was aggravated with the open world and bad rotational play. Haven't touched it since but I don't hate it as much as I used to, lol.
Waited a couple of months after Sims 4's release to get it. Immediately loved the CAS and the worlds. Had fun for about a month and joined the forums to find out why it felt so unsatisfying to play, why it felt incomplete on a deep gameplay level. First two years were painful to get through, most of the content was extremely mundane and felt like playing catch-up with the base game. When Vampires came out, things finally started getting better. It still feels like a bumpy ride with core features needing attention, but I can have fun with it. But I can still get bored, too. I just hope there's a plan somewhere in development to do something about the missing Fear emotion and dull, overly happy, one-size-fits-all personalities.
