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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I'm a big fan of positive reinforcement in games, so that would make me "Sims 3 playstyle". My sims get plenty of hardship from my story goals. I don't need a moodlet telling me they sad, I will know (and slap them with a cheated one if needed).
As for the actual games I vastly prefer Sims 2 and 4 over Sims 3, because they are easier for rotational play. Travel times, the handling of inventories and careers even with story progression off, curfew and the erratic aging of currently unplayed households are red flags for me.
As for the actual games I vastly prefer Sims 2 and 4 over Sims 3, because they are easier for rotational play. Travel times, the handling of inventories and careers even with story progression off, curfew and the erratic aging of currently unplayed households are red flags for me.
