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- Anonymous3 years agoCan anyone give an example of a game with an active in-game DLC online store that doesn't require you to have a constant internet connection?
- ChadSims23 years agoSeasoned RookieAs long as a subscription service is not involved I can deal with this if they force a monthly fee to play I'm out. From there it will all depend on pricing are they going to start charging $2 an outfit or will it be like it is now with $5 kits $10 stuff packs (RIP) $40 expansions I'd be fine as nothing would be different other than a free base game which would give me $60 extra to buy other stuff.
Hopefully it's priced better than the Sims 3 store. - FriendlySimmers3 years agoSeasoned AceWill need more info since right now there is not much but only time will say as more info on project rene the sims5 is realise
- I don't like the sound of this but we'll see when the game comes out
- Rambley_Raccoon3 years agoRising Traveler
"Horrorgirl6;c-18283101" wrote:
This does not sound good at all.
I agree with you 100% Looks like I'll be switching over to Life By You and maybe Paralives if Sims 5 is going to be a subscription based game.
I have a bad feeling that this is going to kill the Sims franchise altogether.... - AncientMuse23 years agoSeasoned AcePermanently online-based gaming, possible monthly subscriptions (bronze/silver/gold memberships?), in-game micro transactions, exclusive membership purchases and perks?
The future does not look good for casual gamers who aren't willing to sell their first-born just to play a game. I see small Indie game creators becoming my new best friends very very soon....
"Hello Paralives and LBY, I'm your newest customer!"
Have no fear folks, many small-sized independent video game developers will step in to fill the gap left behind by these large corporations. They do not have a monopoly over the gaming industry. Standalone games still have a long life ahead of them yet, thanks to all the small innovators and entrepreneurs stepping up their game (pun intended). 'Necessity is the mother of invention', as they say. - Anonymous3 years agoNo doubt that once Sims 5 Rene is released, EA is going full speed ahead on this game. Choo choo!
No way are they letting Sims 4 cannibalize sales by keeping it alive with new DLC once this drops. I can totally see Sims 5 Rene replacing Sims 4, Sims Mobile, AND Sims Freeplay. They might just brand Sims 5 as "The Sims," dropping the number!
Bad news for those who don't want a hard reset of the franchise.
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Many scenarios can play out.
Subscription? :#
Normal DLC Packs? :D
Paying money for individual store items? :#
Easy access to mods and CC? :D - Anonymous3 years agohttps://twitter.com/TheSimCommunity/status/1674345907263881216?s=20
Job listing has been pulled for unknown reasons. - RoaringHeights3 years agoSeasoned TravelerI hope to GOD the backlash on twitter (and the forums) makes them reconsider this whole thing.
- Anonymous3 years agoI don't think free-to-play is inherently bad. It's how they monetize that's going to make the difference.
Why they pulled it? No idea, but it's definitely not because they already extended an offer to someone within 2 days.
1) They found someone internally for the role
2) Major gaming publications like Kotaku have written articles about the free-to-play and even reached out to EA for comment, as per their article. EA letting things cool for a moment
3) They are delaying the job search
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