The Sims 2 Playstyle vs. The Sims 3 Playstyle
For me, The Sims 2 always feels more open-ended, because of the possibility to lock wants/fears and fulfill/realize those wants/fears. If you consistently realize those fears, then you can send your S...
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"ClarionOfJoy;c-17764644" wrote:
In Sims 3, things aren't always positive - there are a lot of "negative" traits as well and such a diversity of positive and negative traits makes the population fun and interesting as they interact with each other!
That is not what I meant by "negative" and "positive".
I meant the all-positive scoring system in The Sims 3.
In The Sims 3, Sims can only earn points towards their LifeTime Happiness. Everything is added up.
In The Sims 2, Sims can earn points towards their Aspiration or lose points from their Aspiration. Everything can be added or subtracted.
