"Movotti;c-17258605" wrote:
Worst case scenario: we're forced to suffer greek houses, mascots, and cheerleaders. And forced to have our student sims live on campus.
It's about time they gave us more flexible university options.
Sims 3 gave you the college of lifelong learning
"LiELF;c-17265198" wrote:
I agree with a lot of your points. I feel like this version is going to be a lot tamer than previous versions, it's going to cater to the extremist American social politics of modern youth, and it's going to be positivity focused without challenges. I think they will give it a few modernized bumps, like the ability to take online courses, which will essentially be just another reason to have to watch your Sim sit on their butts at the computer. I can't imagine what benefits that education will bring to careers, except to maybe start your Sim off at a higher level and make them even easier. In a game with very little challenge to begin with, it won't make a significant difference. I don't even think they'll have on site dorms this time, and if they do, they'll be like apartments except smaller, with single rooms, and there won't really be dorm activities because they won't behave like housemates, they'll be all living completely separate lives unless you invite them.
I loved Sims 2 University so much, it was one of my favorite packs. There's no way this is going to come anywhere close to it, especially when personalities and Fears have never been improved/introduced. I'd like to think this would be a perfect opportunity for such improvements, but then, I thought the magic pack might finally be cause for a Fear patch and we still don't have anything like it.
So I'm not hyped in the least. Feeling more dread than anything, I suppose.
It's still my favorite. I go back and play Sims 2 just to send 8 more kids to college when ever I can. I enjoy those Universities the most. It is just like when I went to University. I also later in life went back to college to earn some more degrees and I can tell you community college and college of life long learning is no where as good in real life as going to a full University. Even the education factor rots comparing the two which is not right because both are quite expensive.
