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The Sims Freeplay is better than The Sims 3(Mobile) and it's free!
In Freeplay we can have children and buy multiple house, not to mention we can only make one sim per-game in Sims 3 (Mobile).
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but its a very good game, I definately recommend it!!
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Wow glad I didn't buy sims 3 on ios then. That's bloody stupid.
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I don't like any free to play games because they're mostly all about money. Not paying? Fine. You get to wait.
as for the iphone version... eh. if you can only have one sim, what's the point? i tend to make like 10 full households at least before i actually start playing.
honestly, the only sims games i'll ever really be into are the pc ones.
But I agree freeplay is better than the original. Unless you get it for cheap cheap then. . . I suppose it's worth the purchase.
As such, it is not nor can be better, than other phonegames. Sorry, but nonportability in any game makes it IMO, crapware. Or better said: avoidware.
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However, having said that, I'm not a fan of the sometimes too short (or cutting it close) deadlines that pop up in Freeplay with respect to being able to obtain new content or when new concepts are introduced (nor, as someone else pointed out, am I a fan of the fact that even after I exit out of my game, my sims' needs decrease so rapidly as though my game is still running. Unfortunately, I don't have the luxury of spending a great deal of time playing my game). Consequently, as a result of the first issue, I have missed out on some bonus content because of that (although, I was happy that as part of the recent anniversary, we were gifted an item or set we missed). Another thing I'm not a fan of (which has also been brought up) is how aging was brought into the game and forced upon us--we don't really have a way to turn off the process other than spending life points it seems. :/
Also, if I spend points or simoleons on content for a sim, it seems to only apply to that sim (for example, new clothing, hair, accessories, or make-up options) and once they age to the next level, I end up losing it so if another sim down the road wants that option, the game seems to force me to have to rebuy it all over again. I don't understand why I can't just keep it somehow and then apply it to another sim I might make in the create-a-sim mode or if I opt to make changes to them (even if it's clothing) as I already paid for it once?
On a different note, it would be nice with some lots if additional motives were satisfied going beyond energy/bladder. For example, with some of the communal lots (such as the park, swimming pool, lodge, community center, restaurant, etc.) it might be nice to see payphones included or perhaps some way for our sims to carry cell/mobile phones to help satisfy their social need--especially as most people these days typically carry mobile devices around, just as while payphones may not be as widely available as they once were/may be disappearing, the fact is they're still around and people still sometimes use/rely upon them (as not everyone owns/can afford a mobile/cell phone or see a need to have one). Just as I don't understand how the community lot or swimming pool don't have some way to fulfill the hygiene need--wouldn't it make sense, given that both have activities where sims would need them (karate and ballet on the community center lot and swimming and diving on the swimming pool lot), that they should have somewhere for sims to shower and change clothes (perhaps, modifying the public restrooms on those lots to double as a way to fulfill their hygiene need in the context that the sims are going into a locker room to shower/change)? Just a thought.
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