hatmoza said:
Some of us are not PC gamers anymore, and Sims 3 consoles does a pretty decent job filling the void. It may not have all the modifications, cheats, additional interactions,or all of the DLC PC owners are "treated" to, but it sure as hell had enough content to keep me entertained for months. Yeah the load times could have been better, and they actually did become better with a late patch but it did not hinder the exp, It's kick-back-and-relax game. If you're willing to spend hours mindlessly guiding sims arounds, what's 5-10 sec load screen every ten minutes? The karma system was a neat addition, and you actually had to work for those points! It really feels rewarding in the end. I never thought of it as dumbed down, only as an opportunity to treat yourself after successfully completing enough wishes. I'm actually disappointed that you see it that way because Karma features were rather fun. Now to the second paragraph ... oh wait you repeated the load screen arguments to make it look like you had more points to argue -_- |
You obviously don't know what i am actually talking about, because you didn't play the PC version, so i'll just post a video of some gameplay so you can see what it is that i'm talking about , so you can understand better.
i'm not talking about Mods, cheats or DLC
its not that there is less load times, its the fact that the whole game is one big town, not seperated little sections that you switch through, which is actually the whole point of Sims 3 , the whole selling point for Sims 3 compared to Sims 2 was the fact that your sim could travel anywhere in the town in real time, and meet others along the way, on Sims 2 you couldn't do that, actually i could say the whole point of Sims 3 is the interactions you do OUTSIDE of the house.
i also found it very weird that they removed this whole feature all together from the Console version, while still keeping it on the IOS/Android versions?







