"ladybreid;c-16196822" wrote:
If I enjoy a game then who it is targeted towards has no bearing on my enjoyment of said game. If I don't enjoy a game the target audience also doesn't matter to me. Who a game is targeted towards has never made an impact on my enjoyment of any game.
It's the content I enjoy, not who it is targeted to.
When I started playing WoW it was targeted towards 15 year old boys. I was a 30+ year old woman. The games targeting didn't make me stop enjoying the game. So I will keep on enjoying TSM regardless of the fact that I am not who they were aiming for :)
I could not agree with you more , I am in my 20s and I still enjoy such games , simply because their content brings me good entertainment . I do see a lot of people complaining about the sims 4 lacking content and aiming towards the younger players , altho it may be true to a certain degree they did make it so that the games are closer to their base idea , a simulation. In the sims 3 they gave us a free world and loads of content that not everyones computer might take and it was more expensive ( *cough* *cough* TS3 Island Paradise ) . Before launching the sims 4 they announced that they did make major changes and that they wanted to make it a different/new kind of a sims game , that is something that a lot of people forgot , since a remake/upgrade of the game and a new type of the same game is a different thing . Not all games reach their fullest potentials ,and maybe in the future EA will make a mix of the sims4 and 3 and everyone will be happy but for now we have to accept that ; EA is currently focusing on their other upcoming projects and for now pleasing all of our expectations while developing the idea of ts4 is not currently possible . I think that the same thing happened with TSM where they had an amazing idea , went with it , but it didn't prosper . Sometimes failure is needed on the path of success .
