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I lurk in Andius's server (a guy who cracked the game). He often curses out people who can't follow simple instructions.

The sims 4 is so easy to pirate. IF you can't read his instructions you don't deserve to own a PC.
I like when he berates people. I check the fitgirl site from time to time to see if they updated the game, and some people ask some really stupid questions they could just google.
 
The Sims Team has announced that Scenarios will be added to the game in an update this week. Two will be available on launch, Making Money and Finding Love after a Break up. I'm not sure how popular these will be, but given the popularity of challenges with the game, i.e. the 100 Baby Challenge, I do wonder how EA will screw this up.

EA is also hiring people to work in Europe, in what appears to be development for The Sims 5.

Also, in a late November patch, EA added Story Progression to TS4, which is already working as expected:

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And I thought the culling that TS3's Story Progression was bad, when stuff like this happens.
 
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This picture made it click: you know when it's (mostly) guys who make grotesque 'hyper' fetish art for themselves in their spare time? Girls making incredibly ugly dress-up doll assets is like a female variant of that, whenever there's a situation where characters can be put into a dollhouse scenario there's always a ton of women who know how to make 8k Russian supermodels with a literally beat face and FAS. It's not always some cat lady raging against beauty standards, they seem to do it like the fetish art just because they can.
 
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So there will be a Game Pack, Two new kits, some new foods, and some other stuff of little relevance. EA is trying to drip feed content into a game that will turn 8 years old this year, at an even smaller and slower pace.
Another party-related pack? There's at least one already... Glamour Party, I think
 
all these degenerate mods and cash grab content packs for TS4 and there's still no fucking functional spiral staircases, sigh
For real. They were in the original Sims, why can’t we have them now? I am also salty about the fact that babies are slightly more interactive than they were in the first game even though 2&3 you could actually treat them like characters, not objects.
 
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So there will be a Game Pack, Two new kits, some new foods, and some other stuff of little relevance. EA is trying to drip feed content into a game that will turn 8 years old this year, at an even smaller and slower pace.
Speculate on the mental illness afflicting the coloured man.
 
Man, I miss when the sims had interesting expansions like the one with wherewolves, faries and the other with kung fu stuff. I don't want this basic bitch crap.

I just wanted one equivalent to the kung fu shit so I could make a tournament like a shounen manga.

Has someone with a ok PC tried to play TS3 recently? I ask this because I used to play it with a potato and my biggest annoyance was the 30 min. loading for any new map. I want to know if newer PCs can take it better.

My kung fu tournament needs to happen. And there will be werewoves punching faeries in it. 🧩
 
Who even buys this shit? You can literally go tumblr and download clothes and furniture for your sims for free. Hell, you can download whole Game packs made by fans. Don't tell me that there are actually people dumb enough to buy Stuff packs.
They buy the pack because alot of them are completionist and hate seeing the gray packs on the front menu and Ive heard one of them say it before . Theres even a mod that changes the packs listed that you dont have to make it look like you have it.
 
Who even buys this shit? You can literally go tumblr and download clothes and furniture for your sims for free. Hell, you can download whole Game packs made by fans. Don't tell me that there are actually people dumb enough to buy Stuff packs.
Despite downloading CC and mods frequently, I am one of the degenerates buying this shit. Not justifying the purchases in the slightest - I'd sooner tell someone to get into CC than buy the majority of Sims 4's DLC (rules for thee, not for me; do as I say, not as I do, etc.) - but if I've got the money to splurge on a game and nothing new has caught my eye, I'll grab some Sims crap.

On user created content: The biggest issue with custom content (which makes up the bulk of the cosmetic items) is how frequently shit can break on a whim, particularly with furniture. Depending on the mod, things can get more volatile and when you're got 50 different mods adding flavor to the stale sack of shit Sims 4 is, it gets very tiresome very quickly having to keep it with it all.

With EA refusing to properly work with the modding community, you have issues like smaller/not as popular mods being inactive or out of date until they get around to sorting it out (or someone else fixes it), and smaller things like the recent hair palette update not working on older CC unless creators themselves go back and edit it.

I would tell people to get CC/mods sooner than buying anything, absolutely, but unless you keep a manageable amount and compromise on content for the sake of sanity when an update pops around and you need to visit over 50 different creators to check on what could be causing the issues along with potentially going through each individual file to scrape out the problem, a lot of people just prefer buying shit and leaving staying vanilla.

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So there will be a Game Pack, Two new kits, some new foods, and some other stuff of little relevance. EA is trying to drip feed content into a game that will turn 8 years old this year, at an even smaller and slower pace.

As an active poster in the Overwatch thread, this is my obligatory "and that still more than than the Overwatch player base has received in over three years." 👍
 
Despite downloading CC and mods frequently, I am one of the degenerates buying this shit. Not justifying the purchases in the slightest - I'd sooner tell someone to get into CC than buy the majority of Sims 4's DLC (rules for thee, not for me; do as I say, not as I do, etc.) - but if I've got the money to splurge on a game and nothing new has caught my eye, I'll grab some Sims crap

Huh, I think I got it all wrong. I meant Stuff packs with only CAS and furniture in them. Ther is a point in buying DLCs with new gameplay features. But yeah, I still don't understand why anyone would buy a pack with 5 new shirts and 2 sofas in it.


The biggest issue with custom content (which makes up the bulk of the cosmetic items) is how frequently shit can break on a whim, particularly with furniture.

Some modders don't bother with learning what Sims 4 is capable of and add absolutely insane shit in the game. I don't blame the devs honestly. I don't know much about S4 engine, but I can hardly see how it can handle script-heavy mods or CC with large textures.
 
My deal with stuff packs was how small they got during the Sims 3. I remember the Family Fun Stuff for S2 having 3 different major themes, matching cheesy Hawaiian shirts for all ages, and a bunch of other random stuff. Compare that to Sims 3's first one, High End Loft, that was essentially an online store pack that had 1 furniture set.

Sims 3 hit the intersection of modders getting really good after the rocky start Sims 3 modding had and EA charging the same for less in the Stuff Packs. I still appreciate Sims 2 Stuff Packs though. Even stuff like the H&M pack didn't interest me with the clothing, but all the H&M store stuff had unbranded versions that made a real nice Open for Business store.
 
My deal with stuff packs was how small they got during the Sims 3. I remember the Family Fun Stuff for S2 having 3 different major themes, matching cheesy Hawaiian shirts for all ages, and a bunch of other random stuff. Compare that to Sims 3's first one, High End Loft, that was essentially an online store pack that had 1 furniture set.

Sims 3 hit the intersection of modders getting really good after the rocky start Sims 3 modding had and EA charging the same for less in the Stuff Packs. I still appreciate Sims 2 Stuff Packs though. Even stuff like the H&M pack didn't interest me with the clothing, but all the H&M store stuff had unbranded versions that made a real nice Open for Business store.

The IKEA Stuff Pack for Sims 2 was also very good, because it included practical, low-cost furniture, a thing that is becoming more and more of a rarity in The Sims 4, as there's so much focus on the "hyper Luxury" items in that game's packs, with the Tiny Living Stuff Pack being the notable exception.

The other issue about Sims 4's Stuff Packs is that they tend to lock gameplay items behind them too, such as how features such as Hot Tubs (with the exception of the 20th Anniversary reskin Hot Tub that was released for all players), butlers, Murphy Beds, and the Photography career, were locked away behind one Stuff Pack. The hot tub one stands out, because Sims 3 had hot tubs in multiple stuff and expansion packs, and the Photography career was only included in the Mosquito Moschino Stuff Pack, because people would not have purchased it otherwise.
 
Has someone with a ok PC tried to play TS3 recently? I ask this because I used to play it with a potato and my biggest annoyance was the 30 min. loading for any new map. I want to know if newer PCs can take it better.
Download the NRAAS suite of mods, my decent computer runs TS3 like a dream. There's other more complex mods like routing changes and redos of some of the problematic maps like the island one that would crash your game and it makes the game run well.
 
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