Would you like a Transportation (Vehicles) Game Pack?

"Livin in Sim;c-17326231" wrote:

"DeKay;c-17324853" wrote:

"OEII1001;c-17324590" wrote:
This Colton poll is very un-Colton.

It needed two "yes" options. XD

I came in here expecting this, tbh. Are you OK, Colton? :D

Vote voted, I wouldn't be mad if there was one. I just wouldn't purchase it. If it was free, honestly, the game engine seems to struggle a bit even now, so I'm hoping they wouldn't affect performance. I've loved the bikes and watercraft, but they're much slower going and viewer immersive. Would cars be on the screen long enough to really appreciate? I guess the only way I'd really appreciate them, is if firemen and policemen, maids and repairmen, pet adoption folks, etc, drove up to the house and parked with them, haha. So that would mean burglars, firemen and callable police would be back, and I am here for that.

It's not how long they'd be on the screen it's what sims could do in them and do with them.

I would love to have cars back in the game, even if we can't drive in an open world. There could be fixing up cars, learning to drive, perhaps becoming a mechanic, a new woohoo spot, etc. There are enough activities that could be included in having cars back in the game that I think it would be a benefit to the game and worthwhile.

If only sims can have things like skateboards, roller blades and hoverboards. :p

I probably wouldn't buy the pack if it is just a new way to get to loading screens. I would however love to see different modes of transportation, like bikes for all age groups, strollers added back in, skateboards, skates, more boats... That sort of stuff. Adding cars is pretty low on the list for me, considering we have load screens, they would be like another rabbit hole or a decoration item.

Cars should be patched in, including a world editor to made present lots compatible with them.

"catloverplayer;c-17326151" wrote:

"Goldmoldar;c-17325504" wrote:

"catloverplayer;c-17324554" wrote:

"Goldmoldar;c-17324328" wrote:
I voted no for the reason of not having vehicles in the game in the first place, so why have an transportation pack? Until transportation in Sims 4 happens my choice will always be no. :)

Well we have boats and bikes now.

Yes, it may have but it is confined to one area and not universal. Only time will tell if they will put cars in the game and so all that can be said is spectulate.

We can have boats in Britechester now so that's 2 areas.

I am talking about cars, not boats, however I am glad we can ride bikes but I have to see how the bikes work out before I get too happy.

Yep, I want cars and real babies, I think both would be nice to add to the base game, then expand upon in an expansion or game pack.

Cars? Absolute no from me. They mostly sat in the garage in Sims 2, unless I actually remembered to assign one to someone, because it gave them an entire hour of "extra" time lol. But sims in Sims 4 already leave right on time. Smaller forms of transportation? Possibly, though I really haven't tried out the forms that are in the game so far, so the jury is still out on that one. So right now, my answer is no.

"catloverplayer;c-17326162" wrote:

"alanmichael1;c-17326159" wrote:
Yes - I love the bikes in Uni. A cars GP/EP could bring mechanic and racing driver careers or a playable gas station with car washing.

And actual garages with garage doors that open.

I think it would be cute if they went a step further and made a filling station lot that could include a retail sale of gas, tires, oil and a mini mart ( flood, candy, soft drinks, chips etc.) and car wash combination.

I would also like to see a mechanic career and being able to work on a car as a hobby too. I wouldn’t mind if they brought cars out as a base game item, and then included the filling station lot, many different types of cars, and a few things we could use for a dealership in a gamepack.

Quite surprised to see so many 'no's considering how many people have wanted cars since TS4 launched. It'd be nice to see them patched in so they could be expanded on in future but I wouldn't be against a GP either providing it was fleshed-out.