I have a love hate relationship with this game. I love building and decorating houses and designing and playing with sims, but I don't know if it's my pc being unable to handle the packs I have (16) or EA's incompetence, but each time there's an update (which is very common), my pc has a stroke (freezing, stuttering, windows sometimes not loading) and I have to uninstall the game to make things normal again. After the third time I gave up. Maybe when I get a computer from NASA I will play it again. Also the packs are expensive. Great game, awful developers.
The base game just doesn't have much content at all. I haven't played any of the other Sims games (yet) but they all just look so much more appealing.
There is a lot more content in the Sims 4 but it's all through DLCs and microtransactions which are all way too overpriced for what they offer. Some packs are as expensive as full AAA titles and you only unlock horses or something.
Good game if you have a bottomless wallet I guess.
At least it gave us Jim Pickens.
There is a lot more content in the Sims 4 but it's all through DLCs and microtransactions which are all way too overpriced for what they offer. Some packs are as expensive as full AAA titles and you only unlock horses or something.
Good game if you have a bottomless wallet I guess.
At least it gave us Jim Pickens.
I have a lot of fun with Sims 4 ( my 1000+ hour playtime is a testament to that ) but it is so objectively flawed and a downgrade compared to Sims 3. The base game didn't even have pools, the increasingly greedy DLC, and much of said DLC doesn't expand the gameplay but rather stack on top of it. I don't blame anyone who gives it a lower rating.