Let me know what you think and I'll see you on the next one, I'm still debating if it will be Gnomes or something else. So in this my order goes Sims 3, Sims 2, Sims 4 and Sims 1 just because of the extra features, the core gameplay is very similar in most games if you ask me, but that's just my opinion. Sims 4 to me is a clear downgrade so far, maybe it's because of my first impression which was them taking the iconic bus out, but it's been almost 7 freaking years and the school experience has barely been improved, you can gain values while at school with parenthood, the addition of school projects was very cool, I like that they ask you to get new skills cause it can be useful later on and I obviously love that kids who did better can start a career at a higher level, but everything else? It's just alright. On a little note, the grounded feature is broken and I don't understand why they didn't fix it.
Sims 3, or I should say generations, was quite packed with content, most of it is a little shallow cause half of the cool stuff they introduced like proms, pranks and graduations, are just things that are hidden inside a rabbithole, but hey, it's still nice. So it fails in a lot of ways for me so far with the basics of building. I want terrain tool and pond tool and town editor and placeable lots in the Sims 4. Sims 2 having weekdays and homework made the whole difference, kids actually take breaks and the player is more involved with school work, as far as extras go, I loved private school, it doesn't do much but it's a fun minigame which I always played. Um, I actually enjoyed the Sims 2 more for building.so neither for me although the I love the houseboats and ladders from the Sims 3 and the ability to drag walls from the Sims 3 and 4. Sims 1 is just the base, as always, I feel like it was the hardest and the easiest at the same time just because of how easy it is to earn and lose grades, as far as gameplay goes it's.there.
It is a life simulation game that allows players to create virtual people, and then settle them in homes. So what's your take on school? It's one of those things I'm almost sure every player experiences at some point and to me it was always kinda like the background thing, I'm always busier making the kids learn skills so I learned a few things here and there. Sims 3 vs Sims 4 The Sims is an incredibly popular gaming franchise that is developed by Maxis, and published by Electronic Arts. There's lots of little aspects I didn't include here and I'm sure you're all gonna tell me stuff I didn't know but I think I covered the basics well enough.
This is a brief take on the evolution of school in The Sims and ohh boy, is school very complex. Clogged sewers, leaky pipes, electrical explosions, cockroaches, and forever filthy surfaces accentuate what it’s like for most moving into their first city apartment.Hey! Been a while and I'm sure everyone can't wait to be done with school but here we are. In addition to grimy walls and refrigerators, lot traits offer different moodlets based on the apartment, such as ‘grody, ‘needs tlc’ and ‘filthy.’ These lot traits help the apartment experience feel more realistic. Even the cheaper apartments looked like high-scale apartments, until they added the grungy furniture options. During the testing phase, Romeo revealed the apartments just didn’t feel enough like a city. Grant and Romeo also talked about the subtleties of actually making City Living feel like a city. Living in apartment feels different - there’s a sense of community from the people who come visit you, interact with you, and change your life,” Grant added. “The apartments are sincerely a distinct experience from living in a home in Willow Creek. Sims can walk straight onto the sidewalk through the neighborhood to a festival in City Living. Unlike living in Newcrest, Windenburg, Oasis Springs or Granite Falls, the city of San Myshuno has more of an open-world feel because of limited loading screens. All Sims except babies have 4 wants and 3 fears (Additional 2 wants and/or 1 fear, whether they graduate or get expelled at college ). The city is dense and beautiful and it feels like a city.” With some patches, Sims can take up to 5 unpaid days off work. “It fundamentally improves on Late Night from The Sims 3.
“The City Living expansion is maybe my favorite that we've done for The Sims 4 so far,” Grant explained. In addition to the obvious aesthetic differences, Grant went on to talk about how City Living is the best expansion pack for TS4 bringing substantial new gameplay and control. At the very end of the livestream (read about 15 new features we learned about here), Grant went on a big rant about how awesome City Living is, how it’s basically an updated TS3: Late Night. SimGuruGrant and SimGuruRomeo took to Twitch on Friday to demo the new festivals in The Sims 4: City Living expansion pack.
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