I've been making a return to The Sims 3 and damn it, for whatever reason, I am missing The Sims 4 because of the multitasking. I spent some money a couple of months ago getting caught up in terms of stuff packs and now I just bought Romantic Garden stuff using the ORIGIN30 promo code so instead of paying $9.99 I paid $6.99.
I guess more money for when Dine Out comes out which I am greatly looking forward to. I still retain hope that The Sims 4 will be a game worth playing near the end of it's life. I just miss how The Sims 3 had more variety when it came to worlds thanks in part to Create-A-World and the community.
Is this wrong?
Josiah Bennett
>tfw pirate >want Movie Hangout Stuff >but would have to shell out something like $250-300 (AUD) to get my game up-to-date >MIGHT get a new crack when Dine Out finally comes out, but who the fuck knows
Brandon Price
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Jayden Garcia
Looking at the wiki and the slow implementation of features through updates and expansions, I'm guessing Sims 4 will be the best TS game yet. It's gonna take a long ass while though. I'm more worried about Sims 5. What horrible no-feature game that must be on release.
Adam Nguyen
>no-feature *featureless
Goddamn I'm a retard.
Elijah Murphy
It will probably be on par with a cell phone/tablet game that contains tons of micro-transactions by that point. Unless some crazed independent team somehow acquires rights to the Sims and kidnaps Will Wright, forcing him to work on the game again.
Personally I'd be a happy camper with Sims 4 if they just added some decent travel and weather options. It would go a long way in helping with the game's sterile atmosphere.
Carter Gonzalez
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Bentley Ross
>"What a peculiar object. Is this part of Sim Earth's flora? It doesn't appear to have a rectum. How can one study something that doesn't have a rectum?"
