Show newer

:kekw:

@Invzico Nah, it's still not too overdesigned.

Looks cool to me. But I might try ti watch a few more references, in case you want to stay closer to the ground.

@xianc78
While I don't care at all for Sims 1, their magic expansion was enormous.

But I still think the Sims 2 was the peak content, and Sims 3 peak gameplay.

:kekw:

@icedquinn @beardalaxy
Also, the real conversations are LAME as fuck, but the rest seems looks quite optimistic.

@beardalaxy @icedquinn
The tech demo from Paradox seems to be quite unfocused. The Sims was developed as a house-trading simulator in it's initial phase, and that lead to Sims having an individual will/needs. The "play whoever you want, any time" part in trailer scared me a lot, since that would change the nature from a simulation to a sandbox.

@icedquinn
Paradox? Why is it made by the only company in the world, that I trust LESS to spam DLCs at the game?
:omegalul:

@icedquinn
I know... Sims 3 has objectively better mechanics, (true open world for example), while Sims 2 has the most content.

And I have a complete version of Sims 2 anyway. I just wanted to check out the modding scene.

So, I have activated Sims 4 (a free game) on Steam.

I see Steam try to launch Origin (now renamed).

So, I turn on Origin. And I cannot launch the game from there, because it was activated through Steam.

Let me repeat that.
I cannot play a free game directly, because I have activated it once indirectly....

FUCK THIS SHIT!!!!

Show older
Game Liberty Mastodon

Mainly gaming/nerd instance for people who value free speech. Everyone is welcome.