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8 years ago
Regarding shopping:
If you want to have shopping, you should better play Sims 2.
It was the last Sims that had true shopping (as actually having to go to a shop in order to buy things) incorporated into its gameplay.
Since Sims 3 all shopping has become rather meaningless props, as everything you can buy in shops in the game world is either available for free (clothes, via the magic wardrobe) or can easier be bought from home (directly via the fridge and bookshelf)
(well, actually a little bit of shopping was reintroduced in the Sims 4 city, via te food stalls and the festival merchandise, that you cannot buy elsewhere ... but this all pales compared to the shopping in Sims 2 ;) )
If you want to have shopping, you should better play Sims 2.
It was the last Sims that had true shopping (as actually having to go to a shop in order to buy things) incorporated into its gameplay.
Since Sims 3 all shopping has become rather meaningless props, as everything you can buy in shops in the game world is either available for free (clothes, via the magic wardrobe) or can easier be bought from home (directly via the fridge and bookshelf)
(well, actually a little bit of shopping was reintroduced in the Sims 4 city, via te food stalls and the festival merchandise, that you cannot buy elsewhere ... but this all pales compared to the shopping in Sims 2 ;) )
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