"Horrorgirl6;c-18272374" wrote:
"Lenny_Ogg;c-18272351" wrote:
"Horrorgirl6;c-18272338" wrote:
"PlayerSinger2010;c-18272312" wrote:
Alright, but consider: Lots of us don't want any of that.
I think the Gallery is a fantastic function, and makes downloading and looking at lots/Sims much easier than other Sims games. But I don't want anything other than that when it comes to online capabilities.
Than simple don't use that function.It is not going to be the main part of the game.
It was already said before. Even if many of us 'simply don't use it' - there goes the time, the money and the resources the mayority of the players wants to be spend in other features.
I don't understand part.I guess can see if we have more information that worry us. We don't not know if there be less resources spend on the parts of egame.I mean if they higher other people to multiplayer and some features that are for the game in general.I think it's a good sign.
Fans do not have to like multiplayer, but I think it's way to early be in doom and gloom.
You seem to be concerned with others understanding of what the guru meant by 'regular multiplayer'. I've not read that statement. It's ok if all of us veteran players don't want any multiplayer features at all. We aren't the demographic Maxis is trying to reach. Don't worry so many people have said no to multiplayer features, because just like with TS4 there will be a big enough fanbase (new) to buy it, but many of those of us who have said no for twenty years meant no. We won't be around playing it, so it's not going to hurt the new game it will have plenty of a younger generation just like all others to keep it going. Just like TS4 did. Even if it has to be given away for free.
We don't need to understand what they meant we said no to any of it because if I have $10 and have to spend $5 on peanuts and $5 on cashews then I'm not going to have all the cashews I wanted. That's the point. Then if I have $15 and have to fix or add to my peanut pile then I'm not going to have $15 for fixing, mixing and getting more cashews. It's very simple. Single player will lose some of the budget to build any multiplayer side of any game. But don't worry about it, those of us who said no twenty years ago still say no, and the younger generations are welcome to it.
