Hi Everybody! Sims was an addiction for my bff and I heard about it for years, then got involved with the mobile playtest. I love how you can do everything from model a character (are we ever going to get cosplay style stuff so we can do MMORPG characters?) to replicating yourself. Right now we're hung up on customizability but it's a ridic fun experience.
That would be awesome! They add a great element for any game, I was always so disappointed when they paired with a particular character, and the AI wouldn't be too different. Loved the cats in Sims (3?), it was so cute they could bring you presents.
I asked a friend of mine who was a Sims addict to try it with me and she said she needed more options. I guess there's just too little free play. I thought the interface being ridic convenient would make up for it but she wants mods and fast cash - I'm the opposite. I want to always be able to grind and keep my no pay…
How do you guys time manage? LOL, I'm starving for three sims, didn't let one retire and I'm trying to get him married to the other one and I'm swamped.
I'd like to see the EconoLodge in Sims for PC, but that will probably be a lot of locations, I don't like how it feels like they can't travel by driving (or by plane). I'm so used to scroll options, that total fast travel feels disjointed. I guess we just don't have one game players like we used to, most people play four…
I did curtains for an archway. Love the update. I wish there was a way to make a catalogue so that we could have more options but a nested style wouldn't work so it really does have to be the "conveyer belt". :( It's like the vending machine of layout choices, it kills their idea with the product lines.
I'm shocked that more people don't use streamers for promotion, a lot of them will do it for a key for a new launch or for a first look. New stuff is the literal best for most gamers. I love GTA online for the simulation/is this real life? look and feel - Sims would def do well if they can tell a good story.