Why the Rabbit Holes Are Excluded from The Sims 4
Hey, I'm just wanting to know why you think that the rabbit holes were excluded from The Sims 4? Please let me know once you've replied. Thanks. :smile:
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"SimmerGeorge;c-17851859" wrote:"Mstybl95;c-17851821" wrote:
I'll be honest, I don't like the GTW careers. They're too repetitive and it annoyed me that the hospital career made even my surgeon change the bed sheets. So I played it once and then never again. I would like to open a doctor's office, though. I'd like to be able to take my own sick sims there to get cured or play as a doctor or nurse. I'd also like it if you can't get past a certain level in the career without a degree if you have uni installed. Stuff like that makes playing more meaningful to me.
@Mstybl95 But I think that is not an issue with the concept of "active" careers and lots, it's an issue with their execution. I think the idea of being able to follow your Sims has a lot of potential but there needs to be some work done on the execution so it doesn't get so repetitive.
Personally I am in favor of more active stuff and less rabbit holes. However, I think the best compromise is, to do what the team did with Get to Work. Have an option to not follow your sim when you feel like the jobs are getting repetitive or you simply want to focus on other sims on the household. I believe a better execution of the concept is the best solution and completely removing the feature of interactive lots.
Oh, I definitely agree! I don't want rabbit holes at all, which is why I used to not play with the careers that couldn't be modded to an active career. I like the work from home option now because I made a club to get all my workers together during the work day. I just absolutely did not like the execution of the GTW careers.
