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I would die if we got this for TS4
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I think it's just like a tutorial to help get you started playing, but I didn't stick with it long enough to find out if the whole game is like it. I might actually give it another go, I think I got frustrated with it and gave up too quickly, I'm sure once you get going its not that bad of a game.
Hey love, its basically the sims mobile version, but it takes FOREVERRRR to complete a basic task unless you pay money to unlock quicker time. Honestly, I never got more than a few minutes out of it because sometimes something basic can take hours or even days which is ridiculous. It's not the game for instant gratification unless you want to pay money, its not worth it at all. I deleted it off my ipad almost immediately.
Of course, I would never spend real money on such a game. So I might give it a go and see if I can get further along, maybe it will be less annoying after a while
Yeah...it looks cool in the trailer but "skills" or hobbies in Free Play never take you anywhere....it's just kind of there and sims will probably take an hour (real time) to make that. I would like the concept to be in TS4 though. Also sims can only have one of those you can't be a sorcerer and cook or make wood crafts etc, it's that stupid/bad.
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I understand that it's cheaper to develop things like toddlers for a mobile game, but it is still disappointing to see new content added to Free Play when it would be so much fun for Sims 4.
You should download it. Just keep the mind set that this isn't a game you'll sit down and play with for a few hours, more like open up the app, check and see if a sim is done with a task, then assign them a new task. There is a bit of grind, but it's worth it to me, at least with the TON of new interactions and items you get with completing each quest. For example, I'm doing a quest that unlocks swimming pools. The first thing you have to do is build the swimming center, which costs 100,000 simoleons, which is a lot but shouldn't take more than a few days for me to make that money. The quests do have a time limit for getting a special prize, for the pool quest you get 7 days and if you complete the quest within that limit you get a volleyball net for the pool (and yes, sims can use it to play volleyball, it's not just for decoration). But if you don't complete it writhing the 7 days you only lose the ability to get the special prize. For me, I'm not to worried about getting the special prize, so I'll take my time collecting the money to build the swimming center.
Oh, and I'm at level 17/55 and haven't spent any money yet, and never felt like I've had to. It makes completing a quest within the time limit extra rewarding since I didn't have to "cheat" and buy 50 LP for 4.99 (that's ridiculous, lol) to complete the quest in a faster time. Also, 1 LP can let you skip through a task that's an hour long instantly, 2 will get you through a 2 hour task, 3 will get you through 3 hours, and so on... Once you complete the cooking hobby (which is very easy, and something that you unlock very early in game) you get 5 LP Everytime you complete it. I have 4 sims working on the hobby and I can get 5 LP an hour (if I babysit them). I don't think that's considered cheating, but It definitely helps when I'm impatient on waiting for a task to be done. XD
TS4 is a game for impatient 13 yrs olds. The Sims Freeplay is a game for patient adults. So the two games mainly have different targets.
The game started with just one playing area, but now has acquired a big island complete with a volcano, and a romantic island complete with a jogging area, place to cuddle in a hammock, or do yoga. They keep adding things, updating things, adding different hobbies. The things that it gives you to do are not absolutely necessary, but do help you gain points. But if you don't want to do them, you don't have to. There are quest that you can do to achieve more things (like allowing your Sims to age, opening things like a mall where you can get great clothes for your sims) but you don't have to if you don't want to. And yes, it is in real time, but if you have something that takes a long time, just make them do it while you are sleeping, or while you are at work. There are ways to make it work within your schedule.
In TS2, TS3 or TS4 I usually played for promotions at work and to make my sims more skilled in everything. In the Sims Freeplay I play much the same way except that I also have played to score experience points to level up because then I can have more sims in the town. When I reached level 55 this fun stopped because this is the top level. So experience points are now without any value. Therefore the game has become more boring and I need new challenges to keep me interested in the game.
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Ohhh, if you would die, it's much better we don't get it for The sims 4. LOL
Please don't die... (just sayin') :P
LOL, ok SimGuruEmma, I'll try to keep myself together!
It as more life stages and pets
Better and more content for baby's, toddlers, preteens and teens.
I unblocked so much content for all life stages and pets and community and residential lots.
It puts the sims 4 life stages and lack of family play and content to shame lol!
It even as a proper map view from TS2/TS3