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EA Needs to Release an Expansion Pack to Redeem Themselves!
cjcanadypets
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I am enjoying The Sims 3, but there are many things missing. I Hope they quickly release an EP to redeem themselves. This EP has to open the Rabbit holes, it has to have a NHood Creation Tool........The Sims 3 needs help.
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Okay, Maybe a downloadable Tool for FREE, that's be better right?
As for the rabbit holes, I kinda like them that way, but that's just me... ^_^;
Exactly! They need to redeem themselves by issuing a huge free patch that contains massive amount of items that they are going to stuff in the store over the next several weeks (come on, fess up, you all know it's already done and they are only waiting for time to make it look like they are putting out the items over time), and put it into a free patch, they need to enchance the game properly (like allowing us to play multiple households in the same neibhorhood without messing up any of our sims, allow us to go into the buildings. I threw a party at the juicebar, but couldn't even go inside to see how it was going or to instruct my sim, wth is that about?
Now, they don't need to put out a expansion pack to redeem themselves, they need to put out free content to redeem themselves, the same free content that they would otherwise charge us for. Mass amount of free content for redemption. Not just a couple items here and there to try to appease people, that don't work.
Why? Why would you let other peoples reviews of a game influence whether you like it or not. You either like it, or you don't. You play it or you won't. It can't get much simpler than that.
Really? Are you talking regular players reviews?
Why aren't we demanding they give us the majority of what we got in the expansion packs for the base game of Sims 3 and then go from there and wow us with their innovation and creativity?
The answer: It's easier and most profitable to just regurgitate old ideas, especially so when you know your customer base will just smile and thank you for it.
Then you remove 10 houses to accomodate the 10 business's that people want to see into . But that really isn't the case. It's bad programming. I can see through the window what is going on inside the juice bar when I throw a party, but I can't actually get in there. That's just **** poor programming, nothing less. Just like I can see into the gymnasium through the windows, but can't get inside of it. **** Poor Programming, the three evil P's. PPP.
So, Regular Players wouldn't agree? And no, I am reading the Amazon, Gamestop, Ign Reviews!
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I'm saying I haven't seen any "horrible" reviews except for a few players on this site.
But There should've been more with The Open world........
How do you bake cookies?
If I got past CAS, I would probably enjoy the new innovation. Keep the Sims2 on your comp or a separate one for if you feel nostalgic or just want the things the Sims 2 has that The Sims 3 took out.
If that was what the result wanted to look like then I wouldn't assume it was poor programing. That's kind of cool sounding, actually.
And the seamless neighborhood is a HUGE improvement. The detail and customization in the game accounts for the now massive space, more powerful RAM, and stronger Video Cards. Imagine if they threw in weather (in a 'lot' basically 9238403 times bigger than a TS2 house lot), pets, and entirely new seamless vacation neighborhoods. Not only would the game be released in 07/10 but with a lot more to add there would be a lot more bugs out. They saw how ****** everyone got when the pushed the date back, imagine how fans would react if they pushed it to September to add rain.
Nhood Creation Tool!
What reviews are you looking at??
IGN 8.9 / 10
1UP B+
Eurogamer 8 / 10
Boomtown 8 / 10
Hooked Gamers 8 / 10
Gameplanet 9 / 10
Gametrailers 9 / 10
NZGamer 9 / 10
Total Video Games 8 / 10
GameSpy 4.5 / 5
D+PAD Magazine 4.5 / 5
PC Gamer 92 / 100
PC Zone UK 92 / 100
Edge Magazine UK 8 / 10
GamePro 4 / 5
Total PC Gaming 8 / 10
Yah...those reviews sure are bad... O.o
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For the price of my purchase (which was 34.99 USD), the game provides a huge return on hours of entertainment. To me that's the very definition of a good deal.
And that's why I came to this thread, because demanding an expansion after less than a week of it's release is ridiculous. People are expecting too much and complaining too much. Remember how awkward it was to get used to The Sims 2? And yes, EA is a corporation, a business, and they need to make money. They're not just '******* the money from the players' they're supporting their families and putting food on the table. If you have an opportunity to make a profit, then you would take it. And I dare anyone to say that they wouldn't, and that they would solely put the fan base first and listen to their every word because honestly, you would lose money.
And people STILL complain about the Sims 2. None of these games will ever be perfect for anyone. (except people like me who are simple and easy to please :])
But I am really grateful for My Sims.
But, there are heaps of bugs that should not be there, and that is EA's fault but we all know EA are known for releasing dodgy products and we're the stupid ones for continuing to buy from a company with such a bad reputation. The content is more than I expected. The bugs are a whole other issue.
So you're perfectly ok with EA regurgitating old ideas just like they did going from Sims 1 to Sims 2, and now Sims 2 to Sims 3? Same old thing? We get it all back little by little?
How is that a good deal? We're not expecting EA to be innovative or actually even be reasonable. I mean, look at the store and how outrageous it is, yet so many are just shrugging and saying, "Yeah, it's a rip off, but oh well."
I guess I'll never understand that kind of complacency.
You are absolutely Right! However, I just wanted to quiet down the ones that are putting down the game.
The game is awsome!
I've said it before. If you feel that way, then don't buy it. It's not a hard concept. In the end you win: You don't spend money and you don't get an expansion that you would no doubt find more things to complain about, like how the cat can't learn to use the toilet or something trivial like that.