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2013/08/22 01:00:10
Subject: Sims 4 gameplay trailer at Gamescom - playing with emotions
Was thinking I might skip Sims 4 after having partial fun with Sims 3 but still annoyed with some issues which come with a detailed neighborhood and troubles if you required a redesign, but with the first gameplay trailer I find myself very excited on some of the concepts on show.
The simpler but more intuitive house design, that looks like will allow for speedier construction, and a much simpler way to remodel things immediately caught my eye. I'm also liking the redesign for create a sim, seems it'll make parodies of fantasy races a lot easier.
However the emotions based game play could be a massive change of direction, added much more than anything from the jump from Sims to Sims 2 or Sims 3 and has really got my interest up. When you consider some of the ideas in Sims 3 translated along with emotion based response, well the mind boggles.
Will be following any further news on this one eagerly.
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"That's not an Ork, its a girl.." - Last words of High General Daran Ul'tharem, battle of Ursha VII.
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2013/08/22 02:00:18
Subject: Re:Sims 4 gameplay trailer at Gamescom - playing with emotions
I was or maybe still am sceptical towards "yet another" Sims title, considering how many metric tons of money I stuffed into Sims 3 and its gazillion expansions, which would undoubtedly be made worthless by a sequel starting from scratch ...
... but I have to admit, those are some pretty nifty features. The customisation alone looks like an entirely new world.
2013/08/22 05:10:38
Subject: Sims 4 gameplay trailer at Gamescom - playing with emotions