I started playing The Sims Medieval for the first time in ages and I'm having a great time playing it! I never got into it way back when because the interface was kind of clunky to use, I have the same issue with the rest of The Sims 3 but they fixed this issue in The Sims 4 and made the game so much easier to use. It got me thinking that it would be fantastic if they redid The Sims Medieval with the more modern UI (and graphics). I really enjoy how the game is set up with the quests, the leveling, the different heroes and everything else, it just needs an update. The Sims Medieval is a really unique game these days in a time where the games on the market skew to what seems like 90% shooters and MMORPGS. It's refreshing. I don't know that I'd want a complete reinventing the Sims Medieval wheel but an update and new material for ceratin would be cool. Anyone else have ideas and thoughts on this?Because more people respond to polls, maybe we can get more responses and interest generated for a request for a Sims Medieval 2.

Beige? Lol. I never bought the first one. It's the only game in the series I have never played. I've always wanted a well done medieval pack, but not a separate game. I did sort of get what I wanted when they released Dragon Valley for Sims 3. I'd love to see a medieval world in Sims 4, with appropriate clothing and building items. Or at the very least a medieval stuff pack.

"lisamwitt;c-17809439" wrote:Beige? Lol. I never bought the first one. It's the only game in the series I have never played. I've always wanted a well done medieval pack, but not a separate game. I did sort of get what I wanted when they released Dragon Valley for Sims 3. I'd love to see a medieval world in Sims 4, with appropriate clothing and building items. Or at the very least a medieval stuff pack.this is what I want to

"lisamwitt;c-17809439" wrote:Beige? Lol. I never bought the first one. It's the only game in the series I have never played. I've always wanted a well done medieval pack, but not a separate game. I did sort of get what I wanted when they released Dragon Valley for Sims 3. I'd love to see a medieval world in Sims 4, with appropriate clothing and building items. Or at the very least a medieval stuff pack.The Sims Medieval is a deeper, more involved game than a pack could ever cover. It's a full game all on its own, so it's almost a case of apples and oranges that way. It's a little something like the Strangerville mystery or the Batuu missions but much more involved and with a lot more to do and play.(The Beige option is for the folks who can't commit to a yes or no, they're the Meh, It Depends and Other types. lol)

I voted beige cause i don't like quest games. To me sims medieval is not the sims (and i only play the sims :) ).But It's not like if it is made it's going to ruin anything to me...? So... beige :)

sims medieval biggest mistake was to not be like the main iterations. the trailer was misleading; people was expecting to create their own kingdom, build their own houses, make their own families all in medieval times, but sims medieval offer none of this and had too many limitations & rabbit holes. so much more could have been done with tsm but ea didn't even market it properly. yes i'd love to see a sims medieval 2 but only if it's better than the first game.

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LadyGray01
Seasoned Hotshot
4 years ago
Beige? Lol. I never bought the first one. It's the only game in the series I have never played. I've always wanted a well done medieval pack, but not a separate game. I did sort of get what I wanted when they released Dragon Valley for Sims 3.
I'd love to see a medieval world in Sims 4, with appropriate clothing and building items. Or at the very least a medieval stuff pack.
comicsforever
4 years ago
"lisamwitt;c-17809439" wrote:
Beige? Lol. I never bought the first one. It's the only game in the series I have never played. I've always wanted a well done medieval pack, but not a separate game. I did sort of get what I wanted when they released Dragon Valley for Sims 3.
I'd love to see a medieval world in Sims 4, with appropriate clothing and building items. Or at the very least a medieval stuff pack.

this is what I want to
Lolzarella
Rising Scout
4 years ago
"lisamwitt;c-17809439" wrote:
Beige? Lol. I never bought the first one. It's the only game in the series I have never played. I've always wanted a well done medieval pack, but not a separate game. I did sort of get what I wanted when they released Dragon Valley for Sims 3.
I'd love to see a medieval world in Sims 4, with appropriate clothing and building items. Or at the very least a medieval stuff pack.

The Sims Medieval is a deeper, more involved game than a pack could ever cover. It's a full game all on its own, so it's almost a case of apples and oranges that way. It's a little something like the Strangerville mystery or the Batuu missions but much more involved and with a lot more to do and play.

(The Beige option is for the folks who can't commit to a yes or no, they're the Meh, It Depends and Other types. lol)
texxx78
4 years ago
I voted beige cause i don't like quest games. To me sims medieval is not the sims (and i only play the sims :) ).
But It's not like if it is made it's going to ruin anything to me...? So... beige :)
imahulazombie
4 years ago
sims medieval biggest mistake was to not be like the main iterations. the trailer was misleading; people was expecting to create their own kingdom, build their own houses, make their own families all in medieval times, but sims medieval offer none of this and had too many limitations & rabbit holes. so much more could have been done with tsm but ea didn't even market it properly.
yes i'd love to see a sims medieval 2 but only if it's better than the first game.
Lolzarella
Rising Scout
4 years ago
"bella_goth;c-17809459" wrote:
sims medieval biggest mistake was to not be like the main iterations. the trailer was misleading; people was expecting to create their own kingdom, build their own houses, make their own families all in medieval times, but sims medieval offer none of this and had too many limitations & rabbit holes. so much more could have been done with tsm but ea didn't even market it properly.
yes i'd love to see a sims medieval 2 but only if it's better than the first game.

I wouldn't mind them adding more traditional Sims games building options for sure.
Yes, I can see the disappointment player expecting a more traditional Sims game would experience with The Sims Medieval. But taken for itself, it is so much more than a simple pack could ever offer. I think this would be true for the Farming interest as well, I don't think a simple game pack could cover it like its own separate game could (and does).
LadyGray01
Seasoned Hotshot
4 years ago
"Catzilla;c-17809450" wrote:
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The Sims Medieval is a deeper, more involved game than a pack could ever cover. It's a full game all on its own, so it's almost a case of apples and oranges that way. It's a little something like the Strangerville mystery or the Batuu missions but much more involved and with a lot more to do and play.

That's actually why I never bought it, because I didn't want another game, particularly not a quest oriented one. I bought Strangerville for the neighborhood and other gameplay stuff, but I only did the quest once. And I don't own, nor will I ever own Journey to Batuu. Just not my thing.

I understand though why that kind of play combined with Sims appeals to some players.
Babykittyjade
Rising Observer
4 years ago
"lisamwitt;c-17809439" wrote:
Beige? Lol. I never bought the first one. It's the only game in the series I have never played. I've always wanted a well done medieval pack, but not a separate game. I did sort of get what I wanted when they released Dragon Valley for Sims 3.
I'd love to see a medieval world in Sims 4, with appropriate clothing and building items. Or at the very least a medieval stuff pack.

Same. Lol
TerryCorvus
New Spectator
4 years ago
The SIms Medieval is my favorite game in whole of The Sims' franchise. Hands down. I love it. Everything about it, from the open world to the quests to skin details and unlockable objects. Everything about it is dear to my heart.

I'd be a happy simmer if TSM ever gets a sequel, but I wouldn't hold out hope for it. EA did a bad job marketing it and even worse job at supporting the game's development (the coding was so messy and horrible they gave up trying to add more packs after Pirate & Nobles). The big incentive to create more Sims games is how EA can squeeze more and more dough out of expansion packs and other addons, TSM couldn't provide that and I doubt they ever could.
JanChristi
4 years ago
I love Medieval and I'm always for more sims spin-offs. I think It's a pity we only got one during TS3 times cuz there was a lot of them during TS1-TS2 periods. Developers don't seem to be interested doing those funny, experimental spin-offs any longer.