I was recently given a chance to play The Sims 3 on my new computer and then the sims 4 on my partners machine. While a lot of people praise the sims 4 for better graphics and inclusivity of LGBTQ+, in my opinion the sims 3 is the superior title because of the wider depth of customization and interaction. Where the sims 3 shines is features and the sims 4 still feels like it was half-baked and is a giant cash grab by EA.
How do you think such greatness couldve gone so far downhill
now a days it sucks too see how many games aren't completely release because of "dlc" that needs to be bought. Its obviously an easier way for companies to make more money. I haven't played sims 4. But its pretty cool to see all the content that people make for the game for free.
slumpo Wrote: now a days it sucks too see how many games aren't completely release because of "dlc" that needs to be bought. Its obviously an easier way for companies to make more money. I haven't played sims 4. But its pretty cool to see all the content that people make for the game for free.
Sorry for the long time its taken to reply, I just barely saw this. Yes, it is very amazing to see the content that is made for the game five people who are passionate about it. I was to the point of having some other issues to where I just made my own all in one installer and a few other nice to have. Rather than putting up with a lot of disk swapping whether that be physical desks or virtual desks and having to remember where I put my keys, I wanna head and built an installer myself using Lindersoft setup builder. So as you said DLC is really just a way to make money by companies.
of having some other issues to where I just made my own all in one installer and a few other nice to have. Rather than putting up with a lot of disk swapping whether that be physical desks or virtual desks and having to remember where I put my keys, I wanna head and built an installer myself using Lindersoft setup builder. So as you said
