Before you start to flame me, think about this.
Do you want TS5 turn into some monstrosity Sims social or Sims free play? If the answer is no and you still support AAA high quality titles and you still have the money to afford it, then let's buy it!
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What's the logic of that? Do you think EA is lacking money and would make even Sims 4 a much better game if they only could afford to? I don't think so! If people buy Sims 4 despite of not liking it, the logical conclusion of EA is that everyone loves it, and then they'll make Sims 5 similar to Sims 4 (which people who DON'T like Sims 4 don't want to happen, if you missed that somehow!).
Don't wait because it's expensive. Games has been this expensive for years. It's only because so many Freeium games of this new tablet age that people re-define the price standard. (and freeium games are scams, mkay?)
On the other hand, if you are clearly not happy with the game design (say if they add mandatory online junks like the SC4). Then of course, by all mean do not support(buy) it
Support TS4 because it's not free-to-play?
I'd rather simply not support free-to-play games at all.
TS4 is going to an art style I consider a downgrade and has tossed out my favorite feature--Create-A-Style. I'm going back and forth between not supporting it at all or buying it at a later date. The most redeeming factor looks to be The Sims, so it's not a total skip depending on how it's it plays. As it is shaping up now, it's not bringing enough to the table for me to buy it day one. I also need to see what the CC community can do with it, how annoying the social features might become, and what The Store is going to be like. It's just smarter to wait.
They already have added online requirements. Origin will require me to login and 'validate' my DVD/disc online...or I can't play. That is enough right there to say forget it. I don't always 'register' to be able to download from an Exchange or post on a website as in the past..heck I probably have TS3 EPs I haven't registered and not on my Simpage...
but when I am 'forced' after buying a disc (whole point of going disc route) to go online to even be able to play a disc..then I know what I will do no matter how much I might like some of what I see...I won't buy...until there is a way for me as a legal customer to play my game 'without' having to 'validate' online my disc version.
You should know by now that the only type of opinion allowed in this forum is the negative one! Haven't you noticed? God forbid you actually like the game.
Change the title immediately to "why i think we should NOT buy ts4 at day one".
All jokes(?) aside, I have another reason- Cause the game is so **** good! *puts on safety helmet*
The only thing that depends on Sims 4 sales are it's expansions. Not selling good? No new expansions (an example is Sims Medieval).
Simmin' since 2000
I see, it's rude when a "fanboy" does it, but when someone who dislikes the games makes fun of someone who does like it (yep I've seen it), then they're doing it right. But I am actually telling the truth. I once made a comment that I liked the presets of sims4 and that I like that they made it easier for non-builders like me to make beautiful houses. I then got jumped on for saying that. No one bats an eye. I've seen penty of examples of this in the forum. This prompted my reply to this thread.
- I'm only in it for building nice houses (I'm not actually)
- that I am playing the wrong game
- that I should play 'GTA' or something (the only appealing aspect of a car for me is that it brings me from A to
- that it's stupid to complain about cartoonic Sims because a. Sims are 'supposed to be cartoonic' (oh?) and b. I'm going to cover them with CC anyway (I don't like/use CC).
People tend to only see their own side of the story, don't they ?
You are absolutely right. We all have our reasons to like or dislike the game. And I was tired of being jumped on (and seeing other getting jumped on) for LIKING the game, which is why i wrote my comment. I do apologize if anyone was offended by it, but I will not apologize for the "message" in the comment, which is- All opinions matter, even the "i like sims4" ones.
I also have to mention, I don't appreciate being called a "fanboy" (oh and im a girl) just because I like the game. Fanboy/fangirl is someone who is completely loyal to a game or company, refusing to see any faults. I consider this an insult. I am more then willing to let people know if I don't like something about the game, but so far I am perfectly happy with all they've shown us, except the hair, but it's not a big deal for me. It would be like if I called you a whiner just because you are disatisfied with the game.
This is what I'm going to do as well. I want to wait and see what people say, if there will be mods, cheats and CC. If not, I'll pass.
It's no wonder by the way people who are not content shout louder. You do when something frustrates you, especially when you are hoping your shouting maybe will be heard by the right people
I never said it was wrong to voice your concearns for a game. I only said it was wrong not to accept other opinions. And I do think it's unnecessary to make several threads about the same issue, but I guess you can't stop that.
I hope your opinions are heard by the people that matter and that in the end, you will be satisfied with the game.
I agree on your second remark too by the way, I don't really understand why there are so many topics about the very same subject.
I'm all for supporting product that I like. If I like it I'll gladly put my money in their coffers. If I'm not sold on it, I won't.
If, however, you would like to buy me a copy I'd also be fine with that. EA won't have a problem with it either. At first glance that may seem like a ridiculous statement, why would you buy a copy for a stranger? But when you consider that you're asking us to buy a copy anyways even if we're not sold on the game, it makes just about as much sense.
In my book having a fangirl attitude is the same as being a fangirl since the attitude comes with being a fangirl. (wont accept any faults in the game, so if someone points them out i go berserk) But if we have different definitions i can't argue with that.
I really hate arguing about nothing so lets just end it here lol. Atleast we did agree on some things.
I fail to see how buying Sims 4 at launch will encourage EA to produce higher quality products. I'm not saying I won't buy it, I just don't think your idea to 'buy Sims 4 at launch' will send a message to EA that 'we don't want a Sims Social'. Maybe I'm missing something.
I see people attacked for being both uncritical of the game, and overly critical.
I MAY buy it at launch, but only if they wow me with amazing features beforehand. If it looks like it's a half-baked game, I won't buy it.
1. EA doesn't want to have to release big expansions for two competing series of too similar games.
2. The spin-off games are supposed to be more attractive for people who think that the Sims mainline games are too big and too expensive with all their expansions.
So while I would like the spin-off games to be bigger games too I know that it will never happen.
For the mainline games it is a different story because EA will go on releasing a lot of big expansions for them unless the big expansions don't sell very well anymore.