I agree with @nilanius, Clipping is one thing that does not bother me. BUT it might bother some people!
"R@p3 is one thing that does not bother me. BUT it might bother some people"!
Dude, whats your issue? I didn't even say anything...
Honestly, I'm just a few more posts from certain people, away from putting them on my ignore list. I seen them even entering positive threads, trying to bring the mood down.
My current feelings about The Sims 4. Here is hoping The Sims 5 can restore The Sims franchise.
I agree with @nilanius, Clipping is one thing that does not bother me. BUT it might bother some people!
"R@p3 is one thing that does not bother me. BUT it might bother some people"!
Dude, whats your issue? I didn't even say anything...
Honestly, I'm just a few more posts from certain people, away from putting them on my ignore list. I seen them even entering positive threads, trying to bring the mood down.
I am suggesting they should have started it off better, it feels like they took the sandbox out of the game added cheesey RPG elements in and slapped most of TS4 together as an after thought.
It's quite drop from the top, so how ya feeling down there?
I really enjoyed Matt and Shannon, too. I'm so happy they FINALLY brought a female into the mix, and Matt seemed much more of a game-player than a builder (or a "bro"). I thought their feigned embarrassment over the woo-hoo was cute and funny; it reminded me of what my own grown kids might do if we were playing Sims together. Key word here is "feigned"; they were just being goofy :-)
Yeah, I'm not oblivious to the dropped commands etc. I keep thinking, though, that if they attended to their Sims' needs better, they'd be more responsive. There has been no gameplay yet where the players consistently check their Sims' needs and make sure to take care of them (i.e., micromanage). Just a thought that blipped through my head, no way to tell if it's true until I play.
P.S. They didn't go to the gym or work out at home, yay!
personally i only enjoy the non-guru's play
whenever the guru's play it's sooo boring, matt and shannon were too childish covering their eyes during whoohoo (really? they're older than me ...)
gamescom and creator's camp gameplay was so much more interesting!
Matt and Shannon played like normal players would. They also exposed all of the bugs, glitches, and problems normal players will encounter when they play. Kudos to them. Now I'm going into this with eyes wide open.
Hair still looks atrocious, the worst since TS1. But the builds and environments are really beautiful, and so are the sims if you ignore the helmets they wear in lieu of hair.
I thought this statement (the bolded part) was really funny, deserving much more than a "like" or "lol" check off.
I'm glad to see you find something good in the new game. I was starting to think there would be nothing for you this time around. Have these streaming broadcasts changed your mind about getting it? I hope you do get it, as I hate to lose anyone in our community. Even though we don't always see eye to eye, it's still good to have robust discussions and you always add to that!
Hair still looks atrocious, the worst since TS1. But the builds and environments are really beautiful, and so are the sims if you ignore the helmets they wear in lieu of hair.
I thought this statement (the bolded part) was really funny, deserving much more than a "like" or "lol" check off.
I'm glad to see you find something good in the new game. I was starting to think there would be nothing for you this time around. Have these streaming broadcasts changed your mind about getting it? I hope you do get it, as I hate to lose anyone in our community. Even though we don't always see eye to eye, it's still good to have robust discussions and you always add to that!
I thought it was pretty funny, trying romance of sims and being turned down. This might be for a interesting play. Liked the emotions after being turned down.
Despite their genuinely weird awkwardness about in-game woohoo, I don't think EA's two liveplayers should be penalised for their honest showcasing of TS4 gameplay last night, warts and all. They did customers a deserved service and we should thank them for it. Just like plum EA to 'shoot the messenger' for *their* bad project management though...
Hair still looks atrocious, the worst since TS1. But the builds and environments are really beautiful, and so are the sims if you ignore the helmets they wear in lieu of hair.
I thought this statement (the bolded part) was really funny, deserving much more than a "like" or "lol" check off.
I'm glad to see you find something good in the new game. I was starting to think there would be nothing for you this time around. Have these streaming broadcasts changed your mind about getting it? I hope you do get it, as I hate to lose anyone in our community. Even though we don't always see eye to eye, it's still good to have robust discussions and you always add to that!
I just can't with the clipping.
Perhaps if the first EP is really strong I may revise my stance.
Despite their genuinely weird awkwardness about in-game woohoo, I don't think EA's two liveplayers should be penalised for their honest showcasing of TS4 gameplay last night, warts and all. They did customers a deserved service and we should thank them for it. Just like plum EA to 'shoot the messenger' for *their* bad project management though...
Matt and Shannon played like normal players would. They also exposed all of the bugs, glitches, and problems normal players will encounter when they play. Kudos to them. Now I'm going into this with eyes wide open.
I think it's the first time we see what the game is really like. It felt actually fun, but I look at my now completed TS4 and I still don't see enough to upgrade, especially when we see this game still needed a lot more polishing before being shipped.
Hair still looks atrocious, the worst since TS1. But the builds and environments are really beautiful, and so are the sims if you ignore the helmets they wear in lieu of hair.
I thought this statement (the bolded part) was really funny, deserving much more than a "like" or "lol" check off.
I'm glad to see you find something good in the new game. I was starting to think there would be nothing for you this time around. Have these streaming broadcasts changed your mind about getting it? I hope you do get it, as I hate to lose anyone in our community. Even though we don't always see eye to eye, it's still good to have robust discussions and you always add to that!
I just can't with the clipping.
Perhaps if the first EP is really strong I may revise my stance.
I understand pguida.
Myself, I've been on and off the fence so often my feet are sore!!
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Or in other words, it needs to be multiplayer being in the state that it is now and not likely to change.
Look at the engine for the game, one that is made for multiplayer games or games that have online multiplayer capabilities...
Just contextualizing.
What is YOUR issue?
Honestly, I'm just a few more posts from certain people, away from putting them on my ignore list. I seen them even entering positive threads, trying to bring the mood down.
My current feelings about The Sims 4. Here is hoping The Sims 5 can restore The Sims franchise.
I agree about natashified...
Are you suggesting that they shop for or build a new engine for it? I'm not quite getting what you said.
Yeah, I'm not oblivious to the dropped commands etc. I keep thinking, though, that if they attended to their Sims' needs better, they'd be more responsive. There has been no gameplay yet where the players consistently check their Sims' needs and make sure to take care of them (i.e., micromanage). Just a thought that blipped through my head, no way to tell if it's true until I play.
P.S. They didn't go to the gym or work out at home, yay!
whenever the guru's play it's sooo boring, matt and shannon were too childish covering their eyes during whoohoo (really? they're older than me ...)
gamescom and creator's camp gameplay was so much more interesting!
My Sims 3 Studio
My forum builds thread
I thought this statement (the bolded part) was really funny, deserving much more than a "like" or "lol" check off.
I'm glad to see you find something good in the new game. I was starting to think there would be nothing for you this time around. Have these streaming broadcasts changed your mind about getting it? I hope you do get it, as I hate to lose anyone in our community. Even though we don't always see eye to eye, it's still good to have robust discussions and you always add to that!
That's a bad word! You cover your eyes when someone starts talking about peepers or bajingos!
I thought this statement (the bolded part) was really funny, deserving much more than a "like" or "lol" check off.
I'm glad to see you find something good in the new game. I was starting to think there would be nothing for you this time around. Have these streaming broadcasts changed your mind about getting it? I hope you do get it, as I hate to lose anyone in our community. Even though we don't always see eye to eye, it's still good to have robust discussions and you always add to that!
I just can't with the clipping.
Perhaps if the first EP is really strong I may revise my stance.
Thank you, Matt and Shannon.
I was starting to think it was a fitness game.
Matt and Shannon finally showcased what we have been asking from the start: non-weird, non-bro gameplay.
Yes!
I think it's the first time we see what the game is really like. It felt actually fun, but I look at my now completed TS4 and I still don't see enough to upgrade, especially when we see this game still needed a lot more polishing before being shipped.
Interactions overall were stellar.
I understand pguida.
Myself, I've been on and off the fence so often my feet are sore!!