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I've always felt the first-person view to be quite an afterthought, it has always been fairly glitchy and the game not really benefiting from that close view. Perhaps in a future release where such feature is meant to be included from the start, it would feel logical to take more attention to all those smaller details…
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I always prefer to skip baby stage, it's pretty limited in terms of interactions to the point the baby feels more like an interacting item than an actual Sim being. They cry because they're hungry, feed them, wait a while, they cry because they have poo, wait a good while, repeat. The relationship interactions are pretty…
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Criminal detective, who knows that may be an achievable one, if I graduate this year and am still in time for the ongoing open job application the criminal police has opened! Also, perhaps a musician/professional guitar player, though I'm already thankful when someone listens to me for free, let alone paying for that, ahah…
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Ah, this is something I've wanted for a good while! Given the animating part would be the most troublesome, wold it be asking too much for more than a single model design? And, well, that it doesn't come with its own odd twist much like the Murphy bed, what a shame it would be if the Sim in the bottom could get crushed by…
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I don't really get the reasoning behind the cap, it's not as if the game would get unstable past that, since that it works fine for the most part through mods. Overly challenging to the player? Perhaps, though that's the whole fun of it if one chose to make such household. I suppose it might also have to do with ensuring…
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As already said, that would be pretty much putting the efforts that could be invested in a possible sequel elsewhere. Moreover, given the game's core concept is essentially the same throughout the series, that would be pretty much creating competition against TS4 and a possible 5 with another title that would look more on…
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1. Open world (has to be); 2. More base content - it's understandable that in the end of the day, expansions are what keep the game evolving and the devs' salaries paid, but it would suck to once again be greeted by a washed up, limited game in its features in comparison to its predecessor after all the updates and…
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Today was a fairly hot day for the standards around here (about 30-35.ºC), with low humidity and no wind. I've never been too much of a Summer weather type of person, Spring and Autumn with light rain and lower temperatures are usually my preferred type of climate, or at least up until I got a growing interest in road…
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As some have also expressed, it largely depends for me. Though I've been played TS4 for nearly 5 years now, my routine has always remained quite similar: I get grabbed by the game and play it for pretty much as much spare time as I have for weeks followed (in past times, when such was possible, I'd literally spend the…
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C'mon... OP speaks about more mature content *like in the older titles*, what most can think of is not having blurred out Sims... At least in Sims 1, the only way you could do that was through a glitch and there was nothing so special about it, I don't think OP's idea was around any of that either, or at least as someone…
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This may sound crazy, but after playing the game for nearly 5 years, I've never got to experience any of the DLC towns (yet)... Either due to lack of money or lack of time because of college to get into any of the expansions, I pretty much have only casually played through our three good ole' default maps. Never been too…
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