Looking Forward To the End Of TS4

triniway · July 2019

I tried reading most of the comments,
and I get why most of us (yes, including myself) are annoyied, frustrated and even furious about the marketing Maxis threw on us with their over recycled "expansions", no follow-up on the "story" (sorry but I'm extra furious about memory system gone and the Sims not being synced with their stories), prices not matching the content of the packs, the packs being almost "empty" additions to the game. Another thing is that we actually have to rely on Mods to change the gameplay and that Maxis even wants you to cheat and add Mods, so what? Is it nice to have someone else make things for people to add to their game so they don't actually have to add new stuff? I mean, it seems convenient alright.

BUT

Am I the only delusional person here that reeeeally doesn't want a TS5 to be released?
Basically what I'm trying to say:
This game is on a platform. Even if it's not an open world game, its still online. It can still take updates and changes in the game through there. SO, whould it be THAT bad if everything was pushed through update patches from now on? Just as they took back some or brought back other features.

And yes, ok, I don't really want to face another series of expansions in a different title. I enjoy playing TS, I just want to see a compromise made for us who have invested for their gameplay so we don't "have to" buy everything from scratch again.
I know this isn't how companies work, but I know that whatever the reason, a budget is a budget and every company should address their players regardless of budget.

Sigzy05 · July 2019

Honestly, I will never buy loot boxes in my life. It's a clear sham, and a gambling maneuver to get a lot of money. EA excels at them and I completely hate the business model of making Video Games virtual casinos, it's not healthy at all. And considering how a lot of video game companies are awakening gambling addictions on minors with these practices, makes me think twice to support them, it's something that is very concerning. Even in adults it is concerning but then, adults have more control when compared to children and have responsibility of their own.

Evil_One · July 2019

triniway wrote: »

Am I the only delusional person here that reeeeally doesn't want a TS5 to be released?
Basically what I'm trying to say:
This game is on a platform. Even if it's not an open world game, its still online. It can still take updates and changes in the game through there. SO, whould it be THAT bad if everything was pushed through update patches from now on? Just as they took back some or brought back other features.

And yes, ok, I don't really want to face another series of expansions in a different title. I enjoy playing TS, I just want to see a compromise made for us who have invested for their gameplay so we don't "have to" buy everything from scratch again.
I know this isn't how companies work, but I know that whatever the reason, a budget is a budget and every company should address their players regardless of budget.

The problem is that a game lives or dies by its foundations, if the foundation is badly made it will limit what you can add to it... Such is the case of TS4. Its foundation was made too rigidly, and they seem either unwilling or unable to add in the necessary parts to bring it closer to its predecessors in terms of gameplay.

To date, I have 'rarely' seen a company willing to rewrite the foundation of a game and if they try to add the various gameplay systems to actually improve the Sims in TS4 it'd probably cause critical errors in the game, rendering it unusable.

Charlotta11 · July 2019

simIrrevirre wrote: »

@Charlotta11 I don’t blindly go by Metacritc scores, but it’s indeed an indication. Sales figures doesn’t show if a game is liked or not. But I know a huge amount of people bought the base game because it’s The Sims and then got chocked there was no toddlers... Seems like a lot of people doesn’t do any research before buying a game. Same with the other franchise like Battlefield, FIFA, Star Wars and Anthem. Did they get high user score? No. They have a tendency to destroy beloved games.

Yep agreed to that. I buy packs mostly blindly since there is not game similar than sims. So even to im not happy whit all things going on whit the sims 4 atm its still all i can get since there is no competition. And ofc its really old and nostalgic for a lot of players since they play it as child.
Thats one of the biggest problem in this game.

simIrrevirre · July 2019

@Charlotta11 yes, I do understand. Some people just play one kind of game, and there are no competitors to the sims.

The sad thing is the new trend of Games as a service:

Adam: Would you buy a car in the state/condition most games are shipped in?
I wouldn’t.

Sören: But they'll put the tires on sometime within the next 4 years

Pelle: Make sure to buy the Engine dlc

Simburian · July 2019

simIrrevirre wrote: »

@Charlotta11 yes, I do understand. Some people just play one kind of game, and there are no competitors to the sims.

The sad thing is the new trend of Games as a service:

Adam: Would you buy a car in the state/condition most games are shipped in?
I wouldn’t.

Sören: But they'll put the tires on sometime within the next 4 years

Pelle: Make sure to buy the Engine dlc

With cars they put the tyres on and you get an engine but you pay for all the extras. That's why our latest advert by a car manufacturer bleats on about how it has got everything included as standard with videos of poor customers not getting what they want from the others!

Cinebar · July 2019

It's a happy day, because it's one more day closer to the end of TS4.

It's a happy day because it's one more day closer to the SP that I don't want. It's a happy day because it's one more day closer to the Realm of Magic revealed, over with and behind us. It's a happy day it's one more day closer to a patch that will (For Sure) break more stuff possibly even break more stuff in IL and possibly make it unplayable and I won't have to argue with myself whether to reinstall and patch or not. Oh, Happy Day, it's a happy day, when the servers are turned off, no more annoying patches that you depend on each month to fix stuff that is still there from five years ago, a happy day when I won't be scanning speculation or patch notes to see if anything worth buying is finally going to be added, and or if a patch will make or break the game. Happy Day, one day closer a new game will be revealed, whether I want it or not, and I hear the door shut on TS4, see the lights go out and a new venture begin.

(I think I will start my 365 day count down, now).

Simburian · July 2019

Don't wish your life away. It leads in the end to a life of wishing you hadn't when you are at the end of it. Some of us know this already.

Cinebar · July 2019

Simburian wrote: »

Don't wish your life away. It leads in the end to a life of wishing you hadn't when you are at the end of it. Some of us know this already.

I thought you put me on ignore. Oh, I'm not wishing my life away. I see a big world, a big game, a more mature game, with consequences, not a baby game where everyone is always happy. I see new technology that we don't even understand yet, I see a new team, a new director, a new vision. I will be happy to see something actually new and not limited to this box. ETA: Let me just say this without saying much. Would you have chosen not to see the way TS4 handles CAS just to hold on to TS3? I'm not that type of player or consumer. I'm excited to know there is some new technology that is coming that is worth looking at just as much as those who liked TS4's CAS manipulation were happy to think about and see even though they liked TS2 and TS3. Not sure what a new game will be, but I'm sure, positive it has new tecnology I want to see.

Renato10 · July 2019

As I said before, yes Im looking for to the end of TS4 but I will get more excited with the anauncement of a competitor rather than TS5.

I feel like a need of "divorce"! The good moments of the past will be forever with me but the present its making me sick and future seems dark.
TS4 is not the game I fell in love with in 2000 and kipped me with it until 2013. Its not the same anymore.

Cinebar · July 2019

Renato10 wrote: »

As I said before, yes Im looking for to the end of TS4 but I will get more excited with the anauncement of a competitor rather than TS5.

Everyone should be happy when TS4 ends. Because of lots of reasons. One, they will finally get all the mods they need to fix everything and not put up with any more patches that break everything again and again.

That is something to cheer about in my opinion. No more annoying patches that make people who do use mods have to remove and put back over and over. Anything left undone will be fixed by some modder somewhere, and then they can add even more mods to actually enhance more gameplay that Maxis never even added. That will be like a whole new EP to them. Modders will finally be able to flesh out, build out and enhance T4 into the game the players who actually love it can finally have. They won't have to move over to a T5 and it will be a game only those who really like it will play and all us TS2, TS3 and TS4 players can sit here or somewhere else and gripe about how bad it is to TS5 players. (JK).

It will finally come down to do players actually really want an online game or not, and the proof will be in the pudding, only those who really, really do will move over to TS5. The SImming community will become a great place again. Where those that love online (if it is) will have their community where most of us will never go and they will be happy. And those of us (if it's online) will stay behind and continue to make mods and patches for our own particular versions we love and never have to worry about a new game again.

It is exciting to know that once a game is 'done' someone will fix most of it, or add things Maxis failed to do, and there is the small chance we might like T5 better than all of them (Though that chance is very, very slim).

Cinebar · July 2019

@Renato10 , lol I'm not divorced from TS4 but we have been separated a few years.

I understand that feeling very well. We live our separate lives, lol, I go out with TS2 most of the time, visit TS3 and put my fingers in my ears when I hear TS4 talk. lol

Writin_Reg · July 2019

Good luck with those mods and CC for an online EA game.....

Also keep in mind if they did start the Sims 5 - it still has years before it comes out as the call for a new Sims game workers only went in September 2018 and if they are part of the seed Atlas program it still has about 2 to 3 more years of work before EA mentioned it will be ready to start up...

Cinebar · July 2019

Writin_Reg wrote: »

Good luck with those mods and CC for an online EA game.....

I hope it's not online, but afraid it will be. But then if it is, as I said it means we can all go back to playing whichever game we like best and can keep making mods for them without anymore annoying patch updates that break mods and vanilla gameplay. It's a happy day!

Writin_Reg · July 2019

Cinebar wrote: »

Writin_Reg wrote: »

Good luck with those mods and CC for an online EA game.....

I hope it's not online, but afraid it will be. But then if it is, as I said it means we can all go back to playing whichever game we like best and can keep making mods for them without anymore annoying patch updates that break mods and vanilla gameplay. It's a happy day!

Well not as long as they keep the game a service - as that can keep the game getting monthly patches but no other new content. As monthly updates come with the service. EA does have games like that as well in the service. Access is not just for new games content keep that in mind.

Hopefully it does not turn into activision and charge us a monthly fee to play our game like WOW is.

Cinebar · July 2019

Writin_Reg wrote: »

Cinebar wrote: »

Writin_Reg wrote: »

Good luck with those mods and CC for an online EA game.....

I hope it's not online, but afraid it will be. But then if it is, as I said it means we can all go back to playing whichever game we like best and can keep making mods for them without anymore annoying patch updates that break mods and vanilla gameplay. It's a happy day!

Well not as long as they keep the game a service - as that can keep the game getting monthly patches but no other new content. As monthly updates come with the service. EA does have games like that as well in the service. Access is not just for new games content keep that in mind.

Do you really think after TS5 they will continue to work on and keep patching TS4 other than a DRM update for Origin?

Writin_Reg · July 2019

Cinebar wrote: »

Writin_Reg wrote: »

Cinebar wrote: »

Writin_Reg wrote: »

Good luck with those mods and CC for an online EA game.....

I hope it's not online, but afraid it will be. But then if it is, as I said it means we can all go back to playing whichever game we like best and can keep making mods for them without anymore annoying patch updates that break mods and vanilla gameplay. It's a happy day!

Well not as long as they keep the game a service - as that can keep the game getting monthly patches but no other new content. As monthly updates come with the service. EA does have games like that as well in the service. Access is not just for new games content keep that in mind.

Do you really think after TS5 they will continue to work on and keep patching TS4 other than a DRM update for Origin?

Yes I do and Origin really does not have a DRM, well not like Securom anyway - it has a check game system. It checks that the game belongs to the account holder before you can play. As far as I know it can never come off that system either so technically it will remain a part of the service and the service is what gives us the monthly or bi-monthly updates.

SpecialKH · July 2019

I get everyone's complaints - I've played since Life Stories and own all expansions for TS2 and TS3 and quite a few of the TS4 packs. And I do love stuff packs - it avoids CC that doesn't work after an update and keeps things fresh without a huge investment. I did get Island Living and it is pretty but there are plenty of interactions I just don't care about. Mostly I just wanted to swim/wade in on and enjoy the scenery. It would have been better as a vacation destination.

My main points from all of them that I wish would be incorporated in a patch for features added back in for a TS5:

Building: (I'm a builder, sooo...)
- Stairs! Circular stair cases, stairs with landings (stage base - more than 1 level, preferably) and ability to put stairs in pools (I don't get why that hasn't been done - no new animations required.)
- Ability to recolor objects like TS3 so things match nicer - I really like my colors of wood to match and it can be a struggle when trying new combinations in a room - I get tired of the same ensembles because the pieces I'd prefer don't come in the right shade
- Concave (not just convex) curved foundations
- Ability to connect different foundation levels together (would be nice with pools if you could have a shallow end and a deep end)
- Ability to customize the neighborhood, terrain, etc. like TS2 - I really enjoyed making a center city/town square with businesses, apartments, then farther out suburbs with family homes, a rich section, a rural section.... These worlds are very pretty but too limited. Back to placing the lot size of your choice along the roads was fabulous! Plus you could decorate the world, not just the lots. With the right plant assortment and terrain assortment, we could create our own tropical paradise, arid desert, etc. TS2 was great.

GamePlay:
- young adult/adult Lives are too short. Relationships aren't built quickly enough. A young adult can't date and fall in love multiple times (like RL) or you run out of time to have a family and raise them all before becoming a senior citizen.
- Activity times are way too skewed. Putting away laundry is instantaneous but preparing a salad and eating it takes 3 hours. Different meals should take different prep times and eating should only take 15 for a "quick meal", 30 minutes for a regular meal or an hour or 2 max if there is a lot of conversation like on a date. Dine Out is not fun when a friend asks to go out to breakfast and you aren't done until 3pm, even with rushing to the hostess, placing main order as soon as drinks/apps arrive, etc.
- Get to Work careers - some are fun and some aren't - example: I like the doctor having to diagnose, run tests, etc. but the doctor shouldn't have to check in patients - they line up with no one at the front desk doing anything and then they complain - that's annoying. Being a detective is fun but having to go on patrol suddenly causing people to have street brawls to break up is also silly.
- Salaries are ridiculous and don't anywhere near mirror what RL is like - apartments should come back and not just in Myshuno - that way young folks can build careers without living in some tiny hovel. It takes too long to progress to any time of salary that would support a family size home on a decent 20x20 lot or bigger. I used to not use cheats EVER but it takes too long to build wealth (mirroring the US economy perhaps? haha)
- Romances take forever to develop - you can woohoo but they'll turn down a kiss? WTH? Crushes would be lit because you could fall hard and heavy and then cool off quickly. (You'd think this would be a natural interaction for a game with a Teen rating.) Dating more would be fun to bo my first point - lives are too short - I end up marrying off to the first person flirted with because otherwise I run out of lifespan to build a family; one kid and suddenly they're a senior citizen!
- I agree with the point it was nice to watch kids walk off to school, get picked up for work... and I liked University and how you automatically start off at a higher level in a career - makes sense! Plus that was a great time to build lasting friendships to keep the social needs full.

SO if developers are reading - food for thought.

Simburian · July 2019

Cinebar wrote: »

Simburian wrote: »

Don't wish your life away. It leads in the end to a life of wishing you hadn't when you are at the end of it. Some of us know this already.

I thought you put me on ignore. Oh, I'm not wishing my life away. I see a big world, a big game, a more mature game, with consequences, not a baby game where everyone is always happy. I see new technology that we don't even understand yet, I see a new team, a new director, a new vision. I will be happy to see something actually new and not limited to this box. ETA: Let me just say this without saying much. Would you have chosen not to see the way TS4 handles CAS just to hold on to TS3? I'm not that type of player or consumer. I'm excited to know there is some new technology that is coming that is worth looking at just as much as those who liked TS4's CAS manipulation were happy to think about and see even though they liked TS2 and TS3. Not sure what a new game will be, but I'm sure, positive it has new tecnology I want to see.

Only saw it as I had signed off. I have to sign on to Ignore. Hope it comes soon for you and hope you won't be disappointed all over again.

catitude5 · July 2019

Cinebar wrote: »

Renato10 wrote: »

As I said before, yes Im looking for to the end of TS4 but I will get more excited with the anauncement of a competitor rather than TS5.

Everyone should be happy when TS4 ends. Because of lots of reasons. One, they will finally get all the mods they need to fix everything and not put up with any more patches that break everything again and again. That is something to cheer about in my opinion. No more annoying patches that make people who do use mods have to remove and put back over and over. Anything left undone will be fixed by some modder somewhere, and then they can add even more mods to actually enhance more gameplay that Maxis never even added. That will be like a whole new EP to them. Modders will finally be able to flesh out, build out and enhance T4 into the game the players who actually love it can finally have. They won't have to move over to a T5 and it will be a game only those who really like it will play and all us TS2, TS3 and TS4 players can sit here or somewhere else and gripe about how bad it is to TS5 players. (JK).

It will finally come down to do players actually really want an online game or not, and the proof will be in the pudding, only those who really, really do will move over to TS5. The SImming community will become a great place again. Where those that love online (if it is) will have their community where most of us will never go and they will be happy. And those of us (if it's online) will stay behind and continue to make mods and patches for our own particular versions we love and never have to worry about a new game again. It is exciting to know that once a game is 'done' someone will fix most of it, or add things Maxis failed to do, and there is the small chance we might like T5 better than all of them (Though that chance is very, very slim).

I agree with you. If sims5 is not better than this, there is no point in moving on. If it is online, I'm certainly not interested. I would still be playing sims3, but I can no longer download it. There came a point where I had to completely redo it, and it just would not work. No more game breaking patches would be a plus.

friendlysimmers · July 2019

me if sims5 is like sims4 i plan on moving on to the sims5 but if the sims5 turns out to be online then will not be moving on but will wait and see

drake_mccarty · July 2019

triniway wrote: »

I tried reading most of the comments,
and I get why most of us (yes, including myself) are annoyied, frustrated and even furious about the marketing Maxis threw on us with their over recycled "expansions", no follow-up on the "story" (sorry but I'm extra furious about memory system gone and the Sims not being synced with their stories), prices not matching the content of the packs, the packs being almost "empty" additions to the game. Another thing is that we actually have to rely on Mods to change the gameplay and that Maxis even wants you to cheat and add Mods, so what? Is it nice to have someone else make things for people to add to their game so they don't actually have to add new stuff? I mean, it seems convenient alright.

BUT

Am I the only delusional person here that reeeeally doesn't want a TS5 to be released?
Basically what I'm trying to say:
This game is on a platform. Even if it's not an open world game, its still online. It can still take updates and changes in the game through there. SO, whould it be THAT bad if everything was pushed through update patches from now on? Just as they took back some or brought back other features.

And yes, ok, I don't really want to face another series of expansions in a different title. I enjoy playing TS, I just want to see a compromise made for us who have invested for their gameplay so we don't "have to" buy everything from scratch again.
I know this isn't how companies work, but I know that whatever the reason, a budget is a budget and every company should address their players regardless of budget.

Don’t get me wrong there’s ample opportunity to add various things thru patches, but the underlying issue with Sims 4 is the framework from which it’s built. The time to make major corrective action was a long time ago, at this point it would be incredibly complex and costly. They would be better off creating something new that doesn’t have to accommodate an already assembled game, and the plus on that is they can make money off of it. They don’t make money on the free features and they only release them when they can offset the costs against a DLC pack.

Cynna · July 2019

ClarionOfJoy wrote: »

drake_mccarty wrote: »

pepperjax1230 wrote: »

drake_mccarty wrote: »

pepperjax1230 wrote: »

Sucom wrote: »

ClarionOfJoy wrote: »

pepperjax1230 wrote: »

Goldmoldar wrote: »

pepperjax1230 wrote: »

ClarionOfJoy wrote: »

pepperjax1230 wrote: »

So I don't quite understand what is wrong with Island Living?

Read all the posts on the forum that complain about it including right in this thread. You can't avoid it, lol!

I see nothing wrong with it and if I wanted Sims 4 to be a rehash of past games I wouldn't have bought it.

That is based on what you think about IL, other people have different ideas and opinions that differs from yours and that is okay.

Ok but you need to realize this isn't Sims 2 or 3 and it doesn't need to measure up to either game.

It DOES have to measure up to Sims 2 and 3 because it's part of the series. They should have made TS4 it's own game. That way it wouldn't have to live up to the previous better iterations.

I agree. It DOES and SHOULD match up with Sims 2 and 3 because it's supposed to be a follow on from those games. Sims 4 is definitely NOT a follow on. Sms 4 changed the criteria right from the outset and right from the outset, in terms of being a follow on, it was lacking. Everyone who has played Sims 2 and 3 already knows that. It's not a belief, it's a fact. EA know it, long time players know it.

Sims 4 is ok as a stand alone game. It's .... ok. But that's it. If I look at it from the perspective of being an extended, better version of Sims 2 or Sims 3, then no, it's not ok. It's lacking.

Its not lacking you just expect the game to be open world no loading screens. You expect everything they put out to be Sims 3 quality and to be honest Sims 3 wasn't that good. I have more fun playing Sims 4 then I did Sims 3. I had more issues and more game breaking immersive issues with Sims 3. It was so much fun to play and when you come back from vacation in that game to have your 4 generation families family tree all messed up beyond fixing. It was so much fun to have to use mods to fix the problems that game had. That game was a big buggy mess. Also when I do go back to Sims 3 there are things in Sims 4 that make Sims 3 boring now. I am a long time simmer of the franchise I started with The Sims.

Ignoring the open world since that isn’t happening, it’s still lacking. Like how many staple base game features are we missing? It’s cool that you settle for less, but I find it ridiculous to discourage other people from expecting and called for more. Sims 4 is NOT high quality, especially the newer things they’re releasing!

I am not settling for less I see the Sims 4 as a platform to be creative and tell stories. When you have possibly experienced my bugs in Sims 3 or traveling bugs I had where 4 generation were ruined by the bugs you would understand my point. These things took me out of the game and they were also beyond being able to fix. 4 generations is a huge deal and if your family tree gets messed up because all you did was send them on vacation and it wasn’t repairable that’s not good. The only thing that has happened and it wasn’t game breaking or immersion breaking in the Sims 4 was a eye color glitch. I love this series I stand by this series but I don’t want rehash of older games in the series even Sims 3. Sims 3 was buggy it was fun when it first came out but I get bored with it now. Sims 4 has unique gameplay in my opinion It has so much to do and I doubt you have even done everything in the game. My game style of playing is telling fun drama related stories and seeing what my sims do in certain situations and that’s how I develop who they are going to be. Sometimes I like to explore my sims having lives with their boyfriends or girlfriends that they grew up with. Other times I like to explore maybe one of my sims doesn’t quite feel like they like the opposite gender so they date their gender or they just want to focus on careers and they don’t want a family of their own. My point is that it’s a creative platform no matter if you think it’s lacking in content it’s a platform to tell stories that you can only imagine and it’s a platform to share experiences or share content you make. That is what the Sims Series is.

Ok cool for you. I view Sims as a game, not a “story telling platform”. Perhaps that’s what I mean when I say this game is lacking, it’s lacking things that make it feel like a game. To each their own, I also had bugs in Sims 3 but never severe enough to make me rage quit the game. If your primary reason for liking Sims 4 over 3 is due to bugs then it doesn’t sound like you’re interested in very many aspects of the games beyond telling imaginative stories.

TS4 is not even a really good "story telling platform" as you can't even edit its worlds for a wider range of stories. It doesn't have a lot of different animations for richer story telling either. The b/b stuff are mostly modern in style too with very little else for stories in other time periods and genres. The story teller has actually very little creative control using TS4 in comparison to TS3 and TS2.

Editing worlds is the least of TS4's problems.

Even as a storytelling tool, TS4 is an exercise in frustration. Try to seat a family of Sims at a table with food and drinks. Direct them to converse. Then, pull all of your hair out as every single Sim leaves your carefully created tableau in order to get up from their seats and have their conversations elsewhere.

Or, try to create a scene where two Sims need to have a standing conversation. Fight back the figurative tears as one or both Sims immediately seek out chairs to sit in. It's especially bad when the seats that the Sims choose force them to continue their conversation with their backs turned.

In other words, using TS4 is a constant struggle and a fight. The easiset way to 'play' the game is to simply let the Sims do as they like, with no interference. Because, inevitably, the coding is going to do the exact opposite anyway.

It's really bad when, in order to get Sims to do what you want them to do, you have to go looking for poses. Or, worse, you have to whip out Blender and create the poses yourself because the Sims just won't do as asked! Leave them alone for two seconds and they're off doing something totally unrelated.

Charlotta11 · July 2019

am i only one who don't wait sims 5? I really don't believe EA would make sims 5 better and major feature updates. What i can see that we got 3d game and a lot of new things in sims 2, in sims 3 they expand on that, add more customize whit color wheel and a lot more detailed create a world, open worlds and other things and hate to say this but in sims 4 we didn't really get any major upgrade. Some features are more detailed that before like toddlers and vampires and i think worlds have a lot more decoration and they look really really pretty but we can't customize it.
The worlds have already story in them like strangerville and island living. What if i would want that sulani is mysterious island whit that secret. It can't happen since this game already tells some part of that story. If we could get like create a world and you could choose traits to that world also, like you can do whit lots. There would be things like Helpfull sims, kiss on a cheek, mysterious sims, busy sims. etc. And ofc that we could create our own worlds how we want. That would be upgrade.
We got 'better' emotion system but it's not that different on what we did have. I mean not that different that we should make so much trade offs.
I've been very hopefull about sims 4 future but now when time past on i have seeing that we really don't get the things i thought.
Everything on laptops to sunbeds, i was fine about laptops honestly but i feel like every new added feature is just fast made and poorly made feature. All i have seeing is gurus complain about budget and how everything is too hard..
I've heard some people say that sims is so big game that they can't make fit all things in base game but in fact there are a lot of bigger games than the sims and games that have a lot bigger budget for it and cost less.
I mean i get that i can't compare games like that and i know that sims is costly to made but still.
But if the budget is low and they would like to still add those things if they would just have time. They could maybe add create a world tool and save in budgets when the world don't take big part of that. Or something. I mean for now we got really many worlds, even tho i would love to get more of them i think that most of these packs budget goes to those worlds but i would really want new things that expands this sims game.
I know i can't always get what i want in this game but i do think i'm being really patient and accepted a lot of things that bother me.

Simsophonique · July 2019

Instead of making a sims 5 they should fix and improve the sims 2 3 and 4 it'll be more bankable than recreating an other x games everybody will cry for and everybody won't be satisfied because of the bugs etc.

And I don't want to see the sims 4 to an end for now we need so much stuffs to enjoy !

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