...except that they'd have legs of course!
In TSM sims could take babies out of their cribs to breastfeed or cuddle, but otherwise baby and crib were kind of treated like they were one object, rather than a sim sleeping in an object.
http://thesimsmedieval.wikia.com/wiki/Baby
I'm not trying to scaremonger - I'm just speculating, because we really don't know anything about how this life state will be. Do you guys have any theories about what they will be like?
Update: I've tweeted SimGuruGrant twice now asking what interactions will be available for babies, and he still hasn't replied. I only joined twitter a couple of weeks ago though, so perhaps someone a bit more clued up about how everything works could give it a go, in case I'm doing something wrong and he just hasn't seen what I tweeted at him?
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In Sims3, you told us the Open World would be so much better for the game play and in some ways it was. But at what cost? Babies were in the game but they may as well have been paper dolls for the lack of interaction with them. Toddlers, too, lost so much and gained very little.
Now, we may have a better CAS, but we've lost the ability to customize the design of our houses, clothing, et al.
Babies may now have legs, but at what cost? Will they actually interact with those around them? Can bathing, feeding, playing with them again (like in Sims2) actually build relationships with Sims around them? Can a Sim pass the baby over to another Sim again? Will we have strollers to take them out on walks, play mats they interact with, anything at all? I hated having them lay around in the crib almost all day. Getting the swings from the Store was helpful. You never gave us play mats. (We had those briefly in Sims2 — for a monetary cost.)
CAN we please, please, PLEASE, take the best of what we've had and BUILD on that? Why must there ALWAYS be some kind of trade off? You don't get this, this go-around, but instead we've added THIS. So, not good enough.
Why else would you even bother to make another Sims game — If not to improve on what's been done before?
If you got started making an online, MMO type game that for whatever reason proved not to work out. Why on Earth didn't you scrap it and start all over again? I can wait until next year, if only to get back things you've felt compelled to leave out.
As for whether or not the babies will be like they are in Sims Medieval, that's not good enough, either. I don't want some swaddled, larvae, burrito baby that does nothing but stare at the ceiling all day long!
Am I upset, you bet I am. I'm on the verge of taking the $60.00 plus I was going to spend on the game and put it toward ink for my printer, instead!
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That's a scary thought
I hope you are right
I hope that cutting toddlers has at least given them time to make babies really strong. It's difficult to have faith when we haven't seen them in any of the promo stuff and we've had all this other bad news. All we know about babies so far is that they have legs and can breast-feed.
But we could all be wrong. I hope we are and that the game blows us away and who knows maybe they will bring toddlers in and when they do they will be able to spend more time on them and make the way we have always dreamed of.
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The ways things are going, we'd be lucky if the baby has more than 3 interactions
"We decided to give babies less interactions so you can focus on the Sims' emotions
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Some people have said that TS4 looks like TS2 redux. Now it looks like TS1.5
They won't be able to make it what I want unless they add CASt, which they won't, but, yes, I do hope the other missing features are added down the line so that as many people as possible can really enjoy the game
Yes, that's what originally made me think of this! And then the breast-feeding reminded me of TSM, which has a very similar way of handling babies.
I can play at last TS2 TS3 and TS4 So great that toddlers are here!!!
I spend, like, 80% of my Sims-playing-time creating families, getting female (and male) Sims pregnant, watching the kids grow up and some hours/days later becoming really proud of the legacies that stand in front of my eyes. I got really sad and angry when I learnt the news about toddlers. How will I be able to actually have fun as a generations Sims player when I won't even be able to LOOK at babies and think they'll be children in a couple of days?!!! SORRY FOR THE RANT.
I don't think babies will be like in TSM, I hope they've added cute/funny animations. For their sake, because if they haven't, after the recent news, I'll go to EA/Maxis offices and murder everyone with an axe shaped as a TODDLER, lol. (Sorry, I just want to see a pregnant Sim 4 so much, I think I'll explode.)
It was confirmed on twitter by one of the gurus. I'm sorry, I don't have the link to hand :oops:
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Thanks!
But yes, I think the legs and the standing breast-feeding are all we really know about them so far :?
I just tweeted SimGuruGrant about it but I'm new to twitter so I don't know if I did it right!
I am very interested in what interactions will be available to them, and whether the game will just treat them as an object.
Well the pattern is obvious, if you ask them something they removed or ruined they keep quiet for as long as possible. I've been asking about cars and ghosts for days and they avoid it like death.
Try tweeting different gurus as well
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That is what I think. The diaper is one option and there are other ones in CAS.