What's the most fun day you had in Sims 4.

"Stormsview;c-16953168" wrote:


The reason SIms 4 has so many problems and nothing ever really gets fixed because its so many simmers debating that the problem, is not a problem, at all, and would rather Just go against getting it corrected. ?‍⚖️
I was the first one that complained about Highchair, Some even laughed about that. Who got the last laugh.

So keep doing what your doing buying game packs for a game you do not play as much as you come here.?‍♂️
No real bug Fixes is the result. And building tools are going downhill.?‍? But Of course, a few would beg to differ. :D

So I guess Simmers will just sit here for years taking it, for years?. Maybe the rest of some simmers life. And keeping the problems to themselves. No wonder they tell simmers nothing anymore. I do not blame them one bit.

Why not just drown Dogs, oh noo the world would go nuts then that's a crime even in a game.
But its a joke we all must laugh when they drown kids.

Keep it that way. Right. don't worry it won't change because too many here cannot see the forest from the trees.

When you can not ask for Sims Toddlers to have the same respect as a Dog in the game,?‍♀️ and Some and believe me most Simmers are not on this forum, ?and for good reason.

So a few very few do not want that to happen, I do not care because of its only a few. The majority of Simmers agree. ?

Happy Simming. <3

Well, there's a big difference between a dog and a toddler in Sims 4. Dogs aren't playable. So they have to be programmed for more independence and more autonomy. A toddler is playable and can be directed when needed.

However, I do agree that the programming sometimes doesn't make sense. I think more of the game should depend on a Sim's traits. If a Sim has a family aspiration, or any traits that would imply caring, goodness etc, they should definitely pick up the toddler before running in out of the rain. If they hate children, are evil, etc., then they should selfishly run into the house and leave the toddler outside. But I don't think this is due to "cold hearted" programming, I think it's more of a result of oversights and development time limits. They either just didn't think of it or ran out of time when developing the pack.