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STARGRL86
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have played all sims games up till now.. am currently still on sims 3 with no real motivation to move to sims 4.. have seen some vids of people playing and they just don't inspire me.. whats one reason to move over to sims 4?
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You can do what your heart wants to do in the Sims 4.
Or wait a year or so and see what updates and new content this game brings
My Simblr of my Sims from the Sims 4!
My Mood:
TINY HOUSE CHALLENGE
The May Family
Modeling Career?
Sims 4 has online shopping. Gardening is what i call playing game, and you can always drag the dishes to the sink manually
Personally I do not have any mods and I enjoy the game very much. For me it was well worth the money.
I can't specifically say it's one thing that keeps me playing because I like a lot of things in the game.
Everything is good except the autonomous flirting that goes on and that family play bites but not impossible to play with a family.
Single Sims or a couple of Sims as roommates is very fun. I had the most fun completing the deviant aspirations and the player aspiration. It's also fun to play roommates with conflicting traits. OMG it's fun to play!
Watching someone play is not the same as playing the game yourself.
Do they still have play it free promo going on?
What about download and return within 24 hours policy?
IMO it's worth a try!
After giving it a good several days, my initial review of the game was a 6 out of 10. Compared to Sims 3, TS4 seemed lackluster So much was missing. I abhorred (and still do abhor) the loading screens. I missed (and still do miss) the open world and CASt. The one saving grace was player-made Challenges. Challenges made the game fun. Basically, Challenges allowed me to get my money's worth out of TS4, so I have not regretted the purchase whatsoever, even though I'm not blown away with the game itself.
Here's my definition of "money's worth". A game has to pass one of two tests. Either I have to enjoy the heck out of it (regardless of length) OR the cost-per-hour-played has to be $1USD or less. Since I've played more than 100 hours, TS4 has passed the cost-per-hour test.
I drifted away in November and have just recently returned. I'm playing Challenges again. My updated review? Sadly, the game is still a 6 out of 10, but Challenges are still fun.
My suggestion to you is to decide whether you think you can get your money's worth from of the game. Consider, too, whether you can afford to lose the purchase price if it turns out you absolutely can't stand it (and wait too long to return it). If the answer to both those questions is yes, buy it. If not, pass.
I think it's on sale from Origin now, yes?
After some time passes if your actual interest grows, try for it when it starts to go on sale.