Wish sims 4 was multiplayer
I know sims online exists, and my bf was telling me all about how he played local multiplayer sims 2 on his ps2 and how sims urbz was also local multiplayer and iv been seeing youtube videos on it I ...
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> @Tiavb said:
> I just would like to know why everyone is so against multiplayer, almost as if they were to put it in the game- EA would instantly hold a knife to their throat until they played multiplayer. No one said you had to play multiplayer if you don't want to Calm down Sims Community, the game won't be ruined LOL.
Different iterations and types of games are good, and I think there's things that could come with an online Sims that you can't get from offline - but I think a lot of people already aren't happy with Sims 4 as it is now, so making a new Sims that doesn't fix the problems that Sims 4 has *and* potentially isn't a game they'd want to play anyway, well... for Sims 3 players, that's 6+ years they've gone without anything new to be excited for. Especially if Sims 5 is JUST online, like an MMO, and there's no offline version.
I don't think anyone's necessarily right or wrong in what they want in a Sims game, but it does seem as though the "core essence" of what The Sims is has changed in each iteration, which I think is obvious from how many people *only* play one iteration of the game and no others.
> I just would like to know why everyone is so against multiplayer, almost as if they were to put it in the game- EA would instantly hold a knife to their throat until they played multiplayer. No one said you had to play multiplayer if you don't want to Calm down Sims Community, the game won't be ruined LOL.
Different iterations and types of games are good, and I think there's things that could come with an online Sims that you can't get from offline - but I think a lot of people already aren't happy with Sims 4 as it is now, so making a new Sims that doesn't fix the problems that Sims 4 has *and* potentially isn't a game they'd want to play anyway, well... for Sims 3 players, that's 6+ years they've gone without anything new to be excited for. Especially if Sims 5 is JUST online, like an MMO, and there's no offline version.
I don't think anyone's necessarily right or wrong in what they want in a Sims game, but it does seem as though the "core essence" of what The Sims is has changed in each iteration, which I think is obvious from how many people *only* play one iteration of the game and no others.
