Things from older Sim Generation you DO NOT miss

Finding a baby in the house you've just bought as the previous owners must have either died or forgotten to take it with them. :'(

"rhalius;c-18343044" wrote:
Poor optimisation, it is the only thing Sims 4 does better than previous games and why I play it instead of those.

Sims 1,2 and 3 all run terribly once you install a few expansion packs.

This has always been dependent on your computer. Most issues I had disappeared with newer machines, at least until the games themselves became outdated.

My son got me Castaway Stories for Christmas, and although I thoroughly enjoyed playing it again, there were a lot of little things I certainly didn't miss dealing with.

In freeplay the game generated two of every Sim with the same name because the townie name pool is tiny. Because the terrain is mountainous, lots are difficult to fully build on, and there's no grabbing and dragging if you put a wall in the wrong spot. The music selection in build/buy was also tiny, even compared to regular Sims 2. Lastly, there's simply not much to do in freeplay.

Stuff I don't miss sims 2
People dying when their needs are empty.

Kids being taken away because of school.

Sims 3 the plant sims eating zombise.

"SimAlexandria;c-18304061" wrote:

And controversial I know but the colour wheel. I hate it haha. I like the swatches much better

yeah ts3 default swatches were so bad that you had to pretty much colour wheel everything and it was so tedious that I hated it

also sometimes the colours would look all different in cas and live mode and drive me crazy jumping back and forth trying to get it right

"ClassicalSim;c-18270896" wrote:
The burglar and pickpocket.

I miss both. I need them back!

I DO NOT miss the social worker, the repo man and an open world.

I WANT smart milk back. It's ridiculous trying to skill toddlers.

"ErnesaT;c-18347272" wrote:
I DO NOT miss the social worker, the repo man and an open world.

I WANT smart milk back. It's ridiculous trying to skill toddlers.

The repo man is back.