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Kazza Ah-O
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Anyone here play The Sims 4? How about The Sims 3, or 1 and 2???
Hi, iluvtheSims. Me lubs the Sims, too! My hubby got me stuck on them when we first met. He started way back with the Sims 1, which we still have. We loved Sims 2 and I reckon that was my favorite. We've got Sims 3 and play that alot. As for #4.....I don't think from what I've read that I want to go to the expense of getting it. From what I've read, the major difference is the Sim creating thingie being more detailed and advanced. And I didn't like what I read about not seeing the whole town. I do like that about 3. Oh, and I love Medieval Sims heaps and heaps and heaps.
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Thanks for your reply.
I have played all 4, and hands down I'd say #4 is the best IMO, with #3 up next. I still have #3 on my PC for now, but once I started playing #4 I haven't been back really since.
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Kazza Ah-O
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Cool! About the only good thing I've read in reviews is about the Sim creating thingie being so much better. What else do you like about it as compared to 3? Maybe I should talk to actual players more instead listening to gaming mags & sites.
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The graphics are a lot better IMO, they are gonna add toddlers, they have free updates, they plan to add pools... I just like the flow of it, and the look and feel. Ts4 also even with the loading screen runs smoother, faster, and does not lag for me.
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Kazza Ah-O
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We only use prepaid for getting online and I really don't want to chew up data getting updates. Besides all the 3 expansion packs that I didn't already buy are super cheap now.
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I absolutely agree with that. There were heaps of sites with mods. Loved searching for new items to download. But I think I like driving or walking around the whole town enough to bypass all the mods for 2. I do wish the mods for 3 were as good.
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Well folks in Nov. they will be adding pools! Yes Pools! SWIMMMMM! Also in Dec. they will be adding new jobs so I hear on the site, so check it out! It is ALL free updates through Origin, I am SO enthralled and uber excited for that! So be excited too!
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I haven't played Sims 4 in weeks. I was playing it on my laptop but with one of my families the game kept not saving so I ditched it. But with these new updates I might start playing again.
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I quite enjoy the Sims series, I used to own 1 back when I had a PS2. I recently grabbed 2 while it was free on Origin but takes around 5-10mins to load each map so I've pretty much ditched that; might purchase 4 if there's ever a super-epic sale for it
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The last 'Sims' game/expansion I bought was in 2003. I was huge into the first one, got all the expansion packs, used to download custom items and skins off the internet...and yet I somehow didn't make the move to 'Sims 2'. Or 'Sims 3'. I didn't even know there was a 'Sims 4'.
It's been a while since I booted up 'The Sims', but every now and then I still find myself revving up 'Sim City 2000', which is still incredibly playable and addicting in its 20th year.
It's been a while since I booted up 'The Sims', but every now and then I still find myself revving up 'Sim City 2000', which is still incredibly playable and addicting in its 20th year.
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Ohhhh my, I had the original Sims Deluxe Edition (I think that's what it was called) back in the day. I'm pretty sure it eventually crashed the computer because it took up so much memory but it was fantastic until then.
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I still love Sims 2 to death and it's still my preferred Sims game. Yes, the graphics are basic compared to Sims 4, but in my opinion it's still the superior game especially when it comes to building and custom content.
I have tried Sims 4 a few times but only found the building and gameplay confusing. The only thing I liked about it was that you could customize and play around with your character's physical appearance and ethnicity.
I have tried Sims 4 a few times but only found the building and gameplay confusing. The only thing I liked about it was that you could customize and play around with your character's physical appearance and ethnicity.
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I recently got Sims 4 but I've not played it in a couple months. I like the open world in sims 3 a lot. 
I should play that more.
I should play that more.
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