Easily sims 2. I mean people can't even buy the game legally anymore and man is that game a pain to get working. I've had sims 3 load in one minute. Sims 2 takes from 15 to an hour, actually painful. A version of the game that slightly modernizes the graphics and makes it run well on new hardware would be the dream. I could die happy
TS3 in general is the least stable out of all the games, so it could benefit the most from a remaster/remake.
Honestly s2 is more unstable for me. Neither is exactly great but at least my sims 3 doesn't stop responding every time I go to plan outfits and the sims don't start t-posing with their head detached. Both give me headaches at times but the amount of fixes sims 2 needs to be playable..
Easily sims 2. I mean people can't even buy the game legally anymore and man is that game a pain to get working. I've had sims 3 load in one minute. Sims 2 takes from 15 to an hour, actually painful. A version of the game that slightly modernizes the graphics and makes it run well on new hardware would be the dream. I could die happy
Wdym? U can buy copies off amazon
The Sims has currently lost its identity. Bring it back for TS5
Easily sims 2. I mean people can't even buy the game legally anymore and man is that game a pain to get working. I've had sims 3 load in one minute. Sims 2 takes from 15 to an hour, actually painful. A version of the game that slightly modernizes the graphics and makes it run well on new hardware would be the dream. I could die happy
Wdym? U can buy copies off amazon
You can't get new copies from EA anymore. The ones on amazon are all secondhand sellers.
Absolutely Sims 2 I feel most of the original ideas and content were well packaged in this franchise. Let’s not forget it was the first time we were able to see Sims transform during all three trimesters (pregnancy). In addition, I loved seeing my Sims drive to their destination and the ability to have real driveways. Remember when we used to teach the teens how to drive? I miss the little things.
A sims spin off remastered (medieval, urbz, my sims, etc)
Guess I picked the unpopular one. But I miss the Sims Medieval. It didn't get enough expansions and love. It was witty and cute. I had a lot of fun with the game play. And usually I mostly focus on building. It was a great change of pace for me.
I don't think it necessarily needs a remaster as the graphics are pretty good for me, but the other things like new packs, better optimisation, bug fixes would be amazing to get. (But only if the packs were Sims 3 level, if they were Sims 4 level they can keep them lol). I suppose the sims themselves could use a bit of a de-pudding remaster though, maybe if it was remastered they could be made to look more like Sims Medieval sims
For me, torn between Sims 2 remastered or Sims 3 remastered. For me, i play The Sims 2 the most, and work it off a disc. I get it to install, but then have to download a secondhand program to help it work because it is for older systems. if we can remaster it so that we don't have to apply any fixes i would appreciate that! i also enjoy the storylines alot more, and it is easier for rotational play.
A Sims 3 remastered would probably be just as good because maybe it can load better and not crash on a loading screen. i mean i haven't played it on windows 10 yet, so am not sure if it is any faster- but still.
I went with Sims 1, and I don't really want additional DLC to any of them - they might ruin the games! Sims 2 UC works fine on my current computer, and I don't own Sims 3 - but I would absolutely love to get a Sims 1 UC or something that works on current computers.
I would love to see Sims 2 remastered.
I own all the packs, except Ikea and Mansion and Garden, which were made towards the end.
I would want everything back from Sims 2, but things from Sims 3 and Sims 4 mixed into it. Fairies and Mermaids for the occult, and some packs like into the future from Sims 3. From Sims 4, the ability to customize the pets, and the occult systems that were introduced.
This was a hard one, I was ultimately stuck between a TS1 and TS2 remaster.
I think a TS2 remaster would extremely sell-well and be better received by the overall community, but I think a TS1 remaster is way overdue as it can barely run on modern hardware without workarounds and it's over 21 years old. However, a TS2 remaster would be definitely be the practical route and the one I'd like to see. The graphics of TS2 has admittedly not aged very well --- and the lack of an open world, custom pronouns feature & gender-diversity, better build-mode, traits (I prefer them over the personality points), and lack of a color-wheel make it extremely hard to go back to after playing newer sims installations, IMHO.
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Honestly s2 is more unstable for me. Neither is exactly great but at least my sims 3 doesn't stop responding every time I go to plan outfits and the sims don't start t-posing with their head detached. Both give me headaches at times but the amount of fixes sims 2 needs to be playable..
Wdym? U can buy copies off amazon
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You can't get new copies from EA anymore. The ones on amazon are all secondhand sellers.
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A Sims 3 remastered would probably be just as good because maybe it can load better and not crash on a loading screen. i mean i haven't played it on windows 10 yet, so am not sure if it is any faster- but still.
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I own all the packs, except Ikea and Mansion and Garden, which were made towards the end.
I would want everything back from Sims 2, but things from Sims 3 and Sims 4 mixed into it. Fairies and Mermaids for the occult, and some packs like into the future from Sims 3. From Sims 4, the ability to customize the pets, and the occult systems that were introduced.
I think a TS2 remaster would extremely sell-well and be better received by the overall community, but I think a TS1 remaster is way overdue as it can barely run on modern hardware without workarounds and it's over 21 years old. However, a TS2 remaster would be definitely be the practical route and the one I'd like to see. The graphics of TS2 has admittedly not aged very well --- and the lack of an open world, custom pronouns feature & gender-diversity, better build-mode, traits (I prefer them over the personality points), and lack of a color-wheel make it extremely hard to go back to after playing newer sims installations, IMHO.
Honestly at this point even a digital release would make me happy haha.
I'm happy to see I'm not the only one who loved this game!