"StrawberryYogurt;c-16094029" wrote:
Ignore had consequences too (at least in ts2) so it doesnt really matter.
It only has consequences if you're playing a pre-made family. Some of them (or all?) are hard-coded before you even start the family. I only play my own sims and there are no consequences for hitting ignore. Never ran into a consequence, ever. I play to create my own stories. If I want a game that dictates my every move, I would play something else, which I do. The Sims is the only game I don't like being dictated to because I had way more freedom in the past to play 'my way.' Now it's 'their' way.
There is no harm in asking for an ignore button. It's just an extra option. I have no idea why it's such a big issue if it's not going to remove the original options.
