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    EpicSimsEpicSims Posts: 397 Member
    edited September 2016 in The Sims 4 Speculation and Rumor
    As much as I am excited about the new EP 'City Living', I want these things below in the sims 4!
    Do you think each of them will be in the game eventually as time goes by? I really hope so.
    Without these items, I don't think I would be fully satisfied.
    Do I expect too much from EA?
    Well I know we can't get whatever we want all the time, but I believe ts4 should include these things to make the game more awesome! :)

    1. a pool table
    2. a photo booth
    3. a bowling alley
    4. bunk beds
    5. murphy beds
    6. elevators (Will they be in the City Living pack by the way? )
    7. spiral staircases
    8. laptops
    9. bathroom stalls
    10. bathroom wall showerheads
    11. vending machines
    12. urinals
    13. grocery stores
    14. mini golf course
    15. indoor decks
    16. other various shapes of roof design
    17. Home Business
    18. washing machines and dryers
    19. an air hockey table
    20. a pinball game machine
    21. a pump-it-up arcade machine
    (22. a decorative sewing machine)
    (23. a decorative lawn mower)
    24. Musical Band Jam Session
    25. Band instruments ; electric guitars, 🐸🐸🐸🐸, pianos(I think an electric piano is in City Living), and drums)
    26. an ice rink
    27. a soccer field
    28. a roller-skate or inline skate rink
    29. a skate board and a skateboard half pipe
    30. a trempolin
    31. toddler stage
    32. new vacation destinations
    33. beach/valley vacation destinations
    34. lounge chairs
    35. celebrities and superstars(boyband, girl groups, singers, actors and actresses)
    36. vampires and werewolves
    37. hotels, inns, b&bs
    38. university and college
    39. vehicles
    40. hammocks
    41. garage sales/yard sales
    42. playing frisbee
    43. playing badminton
    44. jump-roping
    45. in-game posing(w/o mods)
    46. table tennis
    47. archery
    48. slow dancing / dancing closely
    49. pets
    50. weather

    I think some of the things here such as 'pets', 'university' and 'weather' will certainly be released after all!
    And of course I would never mind any other new things like a street advertisement board from the City Living (trailer).
    I didn't see that coming and how awesome it will!

    Do you have your own list of things you want EA to create and include in the sim 4 ?

    Comments

    • DevinaleDevinale Posts: 209 Member
      i actually think toddlers are off the list, although I want them, I don't think we are getting them..
      But pets and weather would be nice! I really want pets xD
    • kwanzaabotkwanzaabot Posts: 2,440 Member
      The Magic 8 Ball says....
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    • EpicSimsEpicSims Posts: 397 Member
      edited February 2017
      I want to delete this.
      Post edited by EpicSims on
    • DevinaleDevinale Posts: 209 Member
      I don't mean as they don't belong there, I'm just not that hopfull anymore that we are getting them :P
    • EpicSimsEpicSims Posts: 397 Member
      edited February 2017
      I want to delete this.
      Post edited by EpicSims on
    • SimCarlexSimCarlex Posts: 349 Member
      Let me add one more:
      51. Colour wheel
      Just kidding, I've given up hope :D
      I once started a Sims blog called My Sims Pieces (snapshots and stories from the lives of my Sims) and maybe I'll get back to it one day...
    • libra_stylelibra_style Posts: 1,229 Member
      I think all those are coming in the Like Never Before Game Pack, so we just have to be patient for a couple years.
    • FaberriesFaberries Posts: 1,354 Member
      I think elevators are in the new pack? If you look closely in the trailer, you can see something that resembles an elevator, but I'm honestly not sure. It would be weird not including them though, so I'm crossing my fingers!
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    • YungGigiYungGigi Posts: 1,083 Member
      I think the lots in this game are too small for many of the items listed. I think the devs know this which is why they put the playgrounds in the neighborhoods themselves because we wouldn't have space in many of the backyards.

      My question is why did they make the lots small? Was this part of the way they are able to keep the game running smoothly? Essentially preventing you from having too many items to load?
    • Jessa_DakkarJessa_Dakkar Posts: 9,737 Member
      YungGigi wrote: »
      I think the lots in this game are too small for many of the items listed. I think the devs know this which is why they put the playgrounds in the neighborhoods themselves because we wouldn't have space in many of the backyards.

      My question is why did they make the lots small? Was this part of the way they are able to keep the game running smoothly? Essentially preventing you from having too many items to load?
      SimGuruMax wrote: »


      I don't believe there is a hard limitation on the 50x50 maximum size, but of course I cannot promise anything. We could certainly afford to simulate many houses that could be built on a 100x100 lot, but what about the worst-case scenario? In development, we have to do crazy things like build a house that fills the entire lot with three stories of rooms packed wall-to-wall with chairs at tables. Then we tell a Sim to eat food and it takes them 5 real-time-minutes to decide which chair to sit in. To some degree, from a purely simulation standpoint (there are other limitations like rendering), we have to be able to handle these worst-case-scenarios on our lots or we can't claim to actually support that lot size.

    • YungGigiYungGigi Posts: 1,083 Member
      Jessa_Dakkar wrote: »
      YungGigi wrote: »
      I think the lots in this game are too small for many of the items listed. I think the devs know this which is why they put the playgrounds in the neighborhoods themselves because we wouldn't have space in many of the backyards.

      My question is why did they make the lots small? Was this part of the way they are able to keep the game running smoothly? Essentially preventing you from having too many items to load?
      SimGuruMax wrote: »


      I don't believe there is a hard limitation on the 50x50 maximum size, but of course I cannot promise anything. We could certainly afford to simulate many houses that could be built on a 100x100 lot, but what about the worst-case scenario? In development, we have to do crazy things like build a house that fills the entire lot with three stories of rooms packed wall-to-wall with chairs at tables. Then we tell a Sim to eat food and it takes them 5 real-time-minutes to decide which chair to sit in. To some degree, from a purely simulation standpoint (there are other limitations like rendering), we have to be able to handle these worst-case-scenarios on our lots or we can't claim to actually support that lot size.

      So it was intentional. Smh. So yea I don't see them adding large gameplay items like pool tables and stuff. We'd have to leave the house for everything to go to a community lot to use it.
    • Noree_DoreeNoree_Doree Posts: 1,470 Member
      YungGigi wrote: »
      Jessa_Dakkar wrote: »
      YungGigi wrote: »
      I think the lots in this game are too small for many of the items listed. I think the devs know this which is why they put the playgrounds in the neighborhoods themselves because we wouldn't have space in many of the backyards.

      My question is why did they make the lots small? Was this part of the way they are able to keep the game running smoothly? Essentially preventing you from having too many items to load?
      SimGuruMax wrote: »


      I don't believe there is a hard limitation on the 50x50 maximum size, but of course I cannot promise anything. We could certainly afford to simulate many houses that could be built on a 100x100 lot, but what about the worst-case scenario? In development, we have to do crazy things like build a house that fills the entire lot with three stories of rooms packed wall-to-wall with chairs at tables. Then we tell a Sim to eat food and it takes them 5 real-time-minutes to decide which chair to sit in. To some degree, from a purely simulation standpoint (there are other limitations like rendering), we have to be able to handle these worst-case-scenarios on our lots or we can't claim to actually support that lot size.

      So it was intentional. Smh. So yea I don't see them adding large gameplay items like pool tables and stuff. We'd have to leave the house for everything to go to a community lot to use it.

      Seems that way does it? :(
      "Bada su the gorn bada su the brawn bada bady oda aba donk donk donk gerbits gerbits vo gerbits".
    • FluffyStrawberryFluffyStrawberry Posts: 113 Member
      I don´t think nr 13, 14, 15, 17, 22, 23, 29, 41 and 43 will be in the sims 4 game
    • OMGiLoveIceCreamOMGiLoveIceCream Posts: 603 Member
      What are Murphy beds?
    • king_of_simcity7king_of_simcity7 Posts: 25,102 Member
      With every EP there will be new content and there would obviously be more now that there was two years ago so eventually there will be more content and the things that the OP suggested.
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    • catloverplayercatloverplayer Posts: 93,393 Member
      EpicSims wrote: »
      As much as I am excited about the new EP 'City Living', I want these things below in the sims 4!
      Do you think each of them will be in the game eventually as time goes by? I really hope so.
      Without these items, I don't think I would be fully satisfied.
      Do I expect too much from EA?
      Well I know we can't get whatever we want all the time, but I believe ts4 should include these things to make the game more awesome! :)

      1. a pool table
      2. a photo booth
      3. a bowling alley
      4. bunk beds
      5. murphy beds
      6. elevators (Will they be in the City Living pack by the way? )
      7. spiral staircases
      8. laptops
      9. bathroom stalls
      10. bathroom wall showerheads
      11. vending machines
      12. urinals
      13. grocery stores
      14. mini golf course
      15. indoor decks
      16. other various shapes of roof design
      17. Home Business
      18. washing machines and dryers
      19. an air hockey table
      20. a pinball game machine
      21. a pump-it-up arcade machine
      (22. a decorative sewing machine)
      (23. a decorative lawn mower)
      24. Musical Band Jam Session
      25. Band instruments ; electric guitars, plum, pianos(I think an electric piano is in City Living), and drums)
      26. an ice rink
      27. a soccer field
      28. a roller-skate or inline skate rink
      29. a skate board and a skateboard half pipe
      30. a trempolin
      31. toddler stage
      32. new vacation destinations
      33. beach/valley vacation destinations
      34. lounge chairs
      35. celebrities and superstars(boyband, girl groups, singers, actors and actresses)
      36. vampires and werewolves
      37. hotels, inns, b&plum
      38. university and college
      39. vehicles
      40. hammocks
      41. garage sales/yard sales
      42. playing frisbee
      43. playing badminton
      44. jump-roping
      45. in-game posing(w/o mods)
      46. table tennis
      47. archery
      48. slow dancing / dancing closely
      49. pets
      50. weather

      I think some of the things here such as 'pets', 'university' and 'weather' will certainly be released after all!
      And of course I would never mind any other new things like a street advertisement board from the City Living (trailer).
      I didn't see that coming and how awesome it will!

      Do you have your own list of things you want EA to create and include in the sim 4 ?

      Elevators were shown in the CL trailer so their in EP3.
    • catloverplayercatloverplayer Posts: 93,393 Member
      OMGiLoveIceCream wrote: »
      What are Murphy beds?

      Their beds that push into the wall to save space. When you get ready you pull them out of the wall. In TS2 and TS3 they could cause deaths by falling on sims.
    • catloverplayercatloverplayer Posts: 93,393 Member
      YungGigi wrote: »
      I think the lots in this game are too small for many of the items listed. I think the devs know this which is why they put the playgrounds in the neighborhoods themselves because we wouldn't have space in many of the backyards.

      My question is why did they make the lots small? Was this part of the way they are able to keep the game running smoothly? Essentially preventing you from having too many items to load?

      Well we do have 64x64 lots now and some will probebly be in San Myshundo.
    • ANNETTE1951ANNETTE1951 Posts: 520 Member
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    • jackjack_kjackjack_k Posts: 8,601 Member
      @YungGigi wrote: »
      Jessa_Dakkar wrote: »
      YungGigi wrote: »
      I think the lots in this game are too small for many of the items listed. I think the devs know this which is why they put the playgrounds in the neighborhoods themselves because we wouldn't have space in many of the backyards.

      My question is why did they make the lots small? Was this part of the way they are able to keep the game running smoothly? Essentially preventing you from having too many items to load?
      SimGuruMax wrote: »


      I don't believe there is a hard limitation on the 50x50 maximum size, but of course I cannot promise anything. We could certainly afford to simulate many houses that could be built on a 100x100 lot, but what about the worst-case scenario? In development, we have to do crazy things like build a house that fills the entire lot with three stories of rooms packed wall-to-wall with chairs at tables. Then we tell a Sim to eat food and it takes them 5 real-time-minutes to decide which chair to sit in. To some degree, from a purely simulation standpoint (there are other limitations like rendering), we have to be able to handle these worst-case-scenarios on our lots or we can't claim to actually support that lot size.

      So it was intentional. Smh. So yea I don't see them adding large gameplay items like pool tables and stuff. We'd have to leave the house for everything to go to a community lot to use it.

      We have 64x64 lots. SimGuruMax is basically arguing that because lots above 50x50 are so big, it's not in everyone's best interest to have an abundance 64x64 lots or above.

      The comment he is making applies to going beyond the lot sizes that previous games had.

      However, I do believe the game with the biggest lot is The Sims 2 pets on console. The park is 90x90.
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    • king_of_simcity7king_of_simcity7 Posts: 25,102 Member
      jackjack_k wrote: »
      @YungGigi wrote: »
      Jessa_Dakkar wrote: »
      YungGigi wrote: »
      I think the lots in this game are too small for many of the items listed. I think the devs know this which is why they put the playgrounds in the neighborhoods themselves because we wouldn't have space in many of the backyards.

      My question is why did they make the lots small? Was this part of the way they are able to keep the game running smoothly? Essentially preventing you from having too many items to load?
      SimGuruMax wrote: »


      I don't believe there is a hard limitation on the 50x50 maximum size, but of course I cannot promise anything. We could certainly afford to simulate many houses that could be built on a 100x100 lot, but what about the worst-case scenario? In development, we have to do crazy things like build a house that fills the entire lot with three stories of rooms packed wall-to-wall with chairs at tables. Then we tell a Sim to eat food and it takes them 5 real-time-minutes to decide which chair to sit in. To some degree, from a purely simulation standpoint (there are other limitations like rendering), we have to be able to handle these worst-case-scenarios on our lots or we can't claim to actually support that lot size.

      So it was intentional. Smh. So yea I don't see them adding large gameplay items like pool tables and stuff. We'd have to leave the house for everything to go to a community lot to use it.

      We have 64x64 lots. SimGuruMax is basically arguing that because lots above 50x50 are so big, it's not in everyone's best interest to have an abundance 64x64 lots or above.

      The comment he is making applies to going beyond the lot sizes that previous games had.

      However, I do believe the game with the biggest lot is The Sims 2 pets on console. The park is 90x90.

      90x090 did you say? Must have been a decent enough area to visit.

      64x64 is actually large enough and the only times I felt that it was too small was when I wanted to build a roller coaster in TS3 :blush:
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    • YungGigiYungGigi Posts: 1,083 Member
      king_of_simcity7 wrote: »
      jackjack_k wrote: »
      @YungGigi wrote: »
      Jessa_Dakkar wrote: »
      YungGigi wrote: »
      I think the lots in this game are too small for many of the items listed. I think the devs know this which is why they put the playgrounds in the neighborhoods themselves because we wouldn't have space in many of the backyards.

      My question is why did they make the lots small? Was this part of the way they are able to keep the game running smoothly? Essentially preventing you from having too many items to load?
      SimGuruMax wrote: »


      I don't believe there is a hard limitation on the 50x50 maximum size, but of course I cannot promise anything. We could certainly afford to simulate many houses that could be built on a 100x100 lot, but what about the worst-case scenario? In development, we have to do crazy things like build a house that fills the entire lot with three stories of rooms packed wall-to-wall with chairs at tables. Then we tell a Sim to eat food and it takes them 5 real-time-minutes to decide which chair to sit in. To some degree, from a purely simulation standpoint (there are other limitations like rendering), we have to be able to handle these worst-case-scenarios on our lots or we can't claim to actually support that lot size.

      So it was intentional. Smh. So yea I don't see them adding large gameplay items like pool tables and stuff. We'd have to leave the house for everything to go to a community lot to use it.

      We have 64x64 lots. SimGuruMax is basically arguing that because lots above 50x50 are so big, it's not in everyone's best interest to have an abundance 64x64 lots or above.

      The comment he is making applies to going beyond the lot sizes that previous games had.

      However, I do believe the game with the biggest lot is The Sims 2 pets on console. The park is 90x90.

      90x090 did you say? Must have been a decent enough area to visit.

      64x64 is actually large enough and the only times I felt that it was too small was when I wanted to build a roller coaster in TS3 :blush:

      I'm saying I would like more 64x64 lots, I think they're perfect size. I run into the issue where there are so many 30x20 lots or whatever it is that I can't even start a family in those lots unless I go to 2nd floor or basement and I'd rather have all my rooms on main level and see everything, walls down. So I'm not able to.
    • king_of_simcity7king_of_simcity7 Posts: 25,102 Member
      YungGigi wrote: »
      king_of_simcity7 wrote: »
      jackjack_k wrote: »
      @YungGigi wrote: »
      Jessa_Dakkar wrote: »
      YungGigi wrote: »
      I think the lots in this game are too small for many of the items listed. I think the devs know this which is why they put the playgrounds in the neighborhoods themselves because we wouldn't have space in many of the backyards.

      My question is why did they make the lots small? Was this part of the way they are able to keep the game running smoothly? Essentially preventing you from having too many items to load?
      SimGuruMax wrote: »


      I don't believe there is a hard limitation on the 50x50 maximum size, but of course I cannot promise anything. We could certainly afford to simulate many houses that could be built on a 100x100 lot, but what about the worst-case scenario? In development, we have to do crazy things like build a house that fills the entire lot with three stories of rooms packed wall-to-wall with chairs at tables. Then we tell a Sim to eat food and it takes them 5 real-time-minutes to decide which chair to sit in. To some degree, from a purely simulation standpoint (there are other limitations like rendering), we have to be able to handle these worst-case-scenarios on our lots or we can't claim to actually support that lot size.

      So it was intentional. Smh. So yea I don't see them adding large gameplay items like pool tables and stuff. We'd have to leave the house for everything to go to a community lot to use it.

      We have 64x64 lots. SimGuruMax is basically arguing that because lots above 50x50 are so big, it's not in everyone's best interest to have an abundance 64x64 lots or above.

      The comment he is making applies to going beyond the lot sizes that previous games had.

      However, I do believe the game with the biggest lot is The Sims 2 pets on console. The park is 90x90.

      90x090 did you say? Must have been a decent enough area to visit.

      64x64 is actually large enough and the only times I felt that it was too small was when I wanted to build a roller coaster in TS3 :blush:

      I'm saying I would like more 64x64 lots, I think they're perfect size. I run into the issue where there are so many 30x20 lots or whatever it is that I can't even start a family in those lots unless I go to 2nd floor or basement and I'd rather have all my rooms on main level and see everything, walls down. So I'm not able to.

      That's a shame. The freedom to build includes the freedom to build an extension and still have a decent garden.
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      ANNETTE1951 wrote: »
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      I really want slow dancing and college!
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