the off-brand sodas an other related recyclables should be recycled
The off-brand sodas an other related recyclables should be recycled instead of washed away in the sink. Here I am, DrearyMae. I have my experience with going to my dad's depo where counted bottles and cans. Kind of thing Eco lifestyle could have handled with care too, but at least give some specialized depo or enable to put soda can into our pockets to put in the recycling machine from there. may be nice to see if there be different models to recycle the bits out from, if Maxis created a pack for either visiting or owning a depo. Not much to this. Quite niche, but it's something that that could be better than nothing. Thank you, from me.5Views0likes0CommentsLandgraab Kit
Hi, Bella Goth and Don Lothario got their own kits, so it should be the turn of Nancy Landgraab. A Meeting table as a seated version of podium. The "Power Desk": A massive, heavy marble and dark wood desk with no drawers—just pure surface area. Grid-Patterned Floor-to-Ceiling Windows: Minimalist but imposing. The "Legacy" Portrait: A large, ornate gold-framed painting of a Landgraab ancestor (or a blank canvas for a custom Sim portrait). High-Back Executive Chair: Leather, sleek, and looks like it belongs to a CEO. Marble Fireplace: A minimalist, recessed fireplace with a "floating" mantle. Abstract Bronze Sculpture: A large floor piece that screams "I bought this at an auction." Smart Bar: A sleek, integrated bar cart for hosting "business meetings." Landgraab Industries Rug: A low-pile, oversized rug featuring a subtle, embossed geometric "L" pattern. The "Boardroom" Chandelier: A sprawling, linear light fixture made of gold-dipped rods and exposed bulbs. Executive Safe: A heavy, floor-standing metal safe (functional storage or decorative). The "Hostile Takeover" Boardroom Table: A massive, 12-seater glass-and-steel table (modular). Executive "Panopticon" Windows: Huge, slanted industrial windows with dark metal frames. Landgraab Industries Floor Seal: A large, circular marble floor inlay featuring the family crest. The "Redacted" Filing Cabinet: A sleek, handle-less black metal cabinet that looks like it holds state secrets. Hidden Wall Safe (Behind Art): A small painting that can be interacted with to reveal a functional safe. Brutalist Concrete Fireplace: A floor-to-ceiling, minimalist concrete block fireplace. "The Visionary" Holographic Globe: A high-tech, floating blue hologram of the Sim-world. Industrial Surveillance Monitor: A wall-mounted array of 4-6 small screens showing "security" feeds. The "Affluence" Leather Wall Panel: A dark, quilted leather wall covering (Wallpaper category). Cantilevered Executive Desk: A desk with a "floating" marble top and no visible legs. The "Generational" Digital Clock: A modern take on a grandfather clock with a digital vertical display. Monochromatic Abstract Sculpture: A sharp, jagged bronze piece called "The Cutting Edge." Glass-Encased Model Building: A miniature model of a skyscraper (decorative).168Views8likes3CommentsGameplay Kits Should Return
If rumors are true about no more expansions or other packs except kits, can we please get gameplay kits again?! Ideas for kits Pool Tables Drums Ballet Bar/After School Activity Pet Birds/Other Small Animals Car Objects (Legit just working on the car, sitting in it, listening to music, and woohooing)/Garage Doors Even if these were sold for $6.99, it would be worth getting new gameplay.49Views6likes0CommentsCross-Platform DLC Transfers for The Sims 4
Dear Reader, As a dedicated Sim player for over 18 years, I genuinely love and enjoy the game. While I've occasionally been frustrated by some updates (or the lack thereof), nothing has been more disheartening than the inability to transfer purchased packs across platforms. I currently play on PlayStation but have been considering switching to PC/Mac for greater convenience, especially when traveling. However, I was shocked to discover that the significant investment I've made in The Sims 4 content—over $1,400 across expansion packs, game packs, stuff packs, and kits—would not carry over to a new platform. This limitation is both frustrating and discouraging for loyal players like myself. What is the point of having an EA account if it doesn't provide the flexibility to access purchased content across platforms? The idea of repurchasing the same DLC content for another $1,400 is unreasonable and alienating to devoted fans. Allowing cross-platform pack transfers would offer more advantages than drawbacks: Player Loyalty and Customer Appreciation: The Sims franchise thrives on its passionate and loyal player base. Allowing cross-platform pack transfers would show that EA values and appreciates its most dedicated players. Increasing Player Engagement: Players are more likely to engage with the game on multiple platforms when their content carries over. This flexibility enhances the player experience, encouraging greater long-term involvement in the game. Consistency with Industry Trends: Cross-platform play and transferable purchases are becoming industry standards. Major gaming companies such as Epic Games, Microsoft, and Ubisoft have embraced this model, making it easier for players to access their content across different devices. EA should follow suit to remain competitive and player-focused. Convenience for Players on the Go: Gaming isn't confined to a single device anymore. Many players, myself included, would love to play The Sims 4 while traveling or on road trips by simply hotspotting a laptop to a phone. Without cross-platform content, this becomes nearly impossible for console players. Protection Against Piracy: The current system inadvertently encourages players to seek unauthorized ways to access their paid content on other platforms. Offering a legitimate solution for transferring packs would reduce the incentive for piracy. Increased DLC Sales: Players who have the flexibility to use their packs across platforms are more likely to continue purchasing new content rather than feeling alienated by platform restrictions. Improved Customer Satisfaction: Happy customers are more likely to recommend the game and remain loyal to the franchise. Allowing pack transfers would address a significant pain point for many players, fostering a more positive relationship with the EA brand. I understand that some might argue I should simply remain on PlayStation, but it's not always practical. Being able to hotspot my laptop during travel and play like so many other players would be a game-changer for me. I appreciate the hard work the team puts into developing new content, and I'm more than willing to continue supporting The Sims series financially. However, I cannot justify paying twice for the same content. Loyal fans deserve a better solution. I sincerely hope EA will consider addressing this issue and providing a solution that benefits the entire player base. Thank you for your time and for listening to this long-time player's concerns. ~ Haley1.3KViews13likes58CommentsStop poor updates or issue refunds for game.
10 year sim player here, and I am about to stop. Everyday there’s an update, and everyday the game freezes more, and more. You have removed items that have been payed for, and I can’t even play with what I have payed for because the game freezes, daily. Stop giving out updates we did not ask for, and start updating current problems gamers are having. Fix it or start issuing refunds for every pack that has been purchased. This game is not cheap and should function with no complications.61Views2likes0CommentsThings I would like to see in sims 4
One of my sims is famous and I wish you could pose with your partner like how famous couples do in real life and also have like a sims version of a red carpet on sims also split screen how sims 2 was so i can play with other people and I feel like on get famous we missed out on a opportunity to become a famous singer with like recorded labels and stuff and we can have like different genres including different metal genres like black metal metalcore emo hard rock ect but also have your typical pop hip hop and r&b be inclusive to all types of music and I feel like there should be a pack for that and u can also create ur own band if u wanted22Views1like0CommentsALOT of suggestions or ideas ....
Build Mode: Shipping containers. Wood pallets. Round staircases. Log cabins. Legos. Kitchen islands that can move or even become a basement door. Attics and interactive staircase you can fold up or pull down with a string leading to it. Sliding doors. Interactive windows. Terriform: make it simpler and easier to use this on console maybe a text box that pops up where we can set the positions and size of the mountain or hills we want........ More weather conditions like tornadoes, earthquakes or tsunamis..... Decorations: home theater set up or sound system. legos. interactive dog houses. Interactive trampoline or play house for kids. Ladders. Interactive ceiling fans. More LGBTQ items. Aliens!!. More ghost items (ex. EMF - Infrared cameras with night vision - EVP). War medals. purple hearts. memorabilia for their services. Ghost adventures decor. Sim Edit: more tattoos(veteran - army - in loving memory - animals - other sims faces). More piercings (ex. dermal - tongue - cartlidge). crazy hair styles. Veteran and War outfits. Be able to make sims have one arm or leg. Wheelchairs or any other disabilities. Sims Towns/Destinations: interactive everything!! more plots to build on. Nail salons. Movie theaters. Water parks (ex. Disneyland - Big Surf - Wet n Wild) to take a vacation too. Lego World. Roller Coasters parks. Laundry mats. Casinos. Childrens stores. Ghost tours. Homes for the homeless/bums. Veteran lodges. permanent and interactive hospitals. Doctor's/dentist office for adults and kids to be able to make appointments for on the phone. Army bases(be able to be recruited and serve). ** I have so much more but here are the main ones I would love to see added. Thank you again for letting me suggest ideas! **62Views2likes1Comment