no simply no this idea is simply terrible and would not fit with the teen rating of the game
Yet you treat this game like it's rated E.
it should be rated e for everyone it would be the right rating for the sims game i think when my nieces started playing sims3 they where 10 and 11 at the time
I personally see nothing wrong with it as long as it's optional -- no autonomous actions.
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no simply no this idea is simply terrible and would not fit with the teen rating of the game
Yet you treat this game like it's rated E.
it should be rated e for everyone it would be the right rating for the sims game i think when my nieces started playing sims3 they where 10 and 11 at the time
Different kids have different maturity levels. Likewise, different parents have different expectations as to what is appropriate or not for their children. Growing up, my husband watched monster movies and 50's horror movies with his uncles, while those would have given me nightmares had my parents let me watch them. Around the time Sims 2 Freetime came out, I let my 5 year old niece play with Create-a-Sim part of the game only. Before that, while Sims 1 was still in development, I let an 8 year old cousin play my Sims 1 game, but only in buy mode. For the innocent and pure-of-heart, live mode is what you make it - if you haven't heard the talk about birds and bees yet, everything in Sims can be taken platonically, yet it has enough innuendo to still be enjoyable to adults, like the old Looney Tunes cartoons. However, censors have gotten stricter over the years regarding the s word, and less strict regarding the v word. To prove it, I probably can say the v word here: Violence. Says something about our society that one is acceptable and the other isn't, sadly.
Sims 4 is sanitized enough compared to previous versions however, that it could easily be rated an E-10 in my opinion. The content would not be suitable for say, 4-6 year olds however, without strict supervision.
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Maybe both of them are carrying hampers at the same time and bump into each other. Dirty clothes fall on the floor and next thing you know, they woohoo in the pile of clothes? You see socks and undies flying in the air? Kinda like the leaf pile in Sims3? Maybe they get a "dirty woohoo" afterwards with a -20?
Anyway, thanks for the laughs guys and gals, very funny ideas!
> @Jessa_Dakkar said: > Nothing says sexy time quite like looking down at your partner whose head is sweetly nestled amongst the skidmarked underwear and ripe gym socks. Why not!? :D
Haha! Well, when you put it that way it sounds so much more fun! LOL :smiley:
> @OEII1001 said: > Woohooing does not fit with the T rating? Somebody better call the ratings board, because I have some bad news -- baby sims are not delivered by storks.
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I personally see nothing wrong with it as long as it's optional -- no autonomous actions.
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Different kids have different maturity levels. Likewise, different parents have different expectations as to what is appropriate or not for their children. Growing up, my husband watched monster movies and 50's horror movies with his uncles, while those would have given me nightmares had my parents let me watch them. Around the time Sims 2 Freetime came out, I let my 5 year old niece play with Create-a-Sim part of the game only. Before that, while Sims 1 was still in development, I let an 8 year old cousin play my Sims 1 game, but only in buy mode. For the innocent and pure-of-heart, live mode is what you make it - if you haven't heard the talk about birds and bees yet, everything in Sims can be taken platonically, yet it has enough innuendo to still be enjoyable to adults, like the old Looney Tunes cartoons. However, censors have gotten stricter over the years regarding the s word, and less strict regarding the v word. To prove it, I probably can say the v word here: Violence. Says something about our society that one is acceptable and the other isn't, sadly.
Sims 4 is sanitized enough compared to previous versions however, that it could easily be rated an E-10 in my opinion. The content would not be suitable for say, 4-6 year olds however, without strict supervision.
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Maybe both of them are carrying hampers at the same time and bump into each other. Dirty clothes fall on the floor and next thing you know, they woohoo in the pile of clothes? You see socks and undies flying in the air? Kinda like the leaf pile in Sims3? Maybe they get a "dirty woohoo" afterwards with a -20?
Anyway, thanks for the laughs guys and gals, very funny ideas!
think maybe we have more important things to look at besides 2 sims glitch-shrinking into a hamper
> Nothing says sexy time quite like looking down at your partner whose head is sweetly nestled amongst the skidmarked underwear and ripe gym socks. Why not!? :D
Haha! Well, when you put it that way it sounds so much more fun! LOL :smiley:
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Sims throwing dirty laundry into the hamper, not knowing there are sims woohooing in it.
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> Woohooing does not fit with the T rating? Somebody better call the ratings board, because I have some bad news -- baby sims are not delivered by storks.
Really not? :open_mouth: