Q:can sims still get sick??
No, there is no sickness or disease in The Sims 4.
I’m 99% sure that cars won’t be in The Sims 4, though nothing has been confirmed yet. Here is my reasoning:
I hope that was helpful!
There is a petition going around that you’re welcome to sign, though I’d be extraordinarily surprised if it did anything. It definitely doesn’t hurt to sign, though.
I’ve been thinking of ways to use this blog to send EA a message. We are a big community…we have power and we can use it. At the same time, I want to just delete the blog altogether, and stop devoting my time and money to a game that doesn’t deserve free marketing.
EA needs to be held accountable for their actions. The biggest problem, unfortunately, is that even if 20,000 people decided not to buy TS4, it wouldn’t impact sales at all. The Sims 3 sold 1.4 MILLION copies in the first WEEK of release…so we’d literally need half a million people to boycott the game to make a difference. I’m not sure what we can do, but you’re all welcome to shoot me ideas.
I’m very worried about the closed neighborhoods. I was fine with the realization that we’ll be facing loading screens…less rabbitholes, more active lots, sounds good to me!
However, I was shocked to learn that each of the five neighborhoods will only contain a maximum of five lots, including community and residential. That means that all of Willow Creek will contain 20-25 lots. That’s only about ten families and ten community lots!
Sunset Valley had 92 total! Willow Creek is going to have nearly 1/4th the content that Sunset Valley had! I think that it’s unacceptable, and it’s a real shame.
Actually, it seems now that Graham wasn’t classifying community lots as lots; he kept calling them “areas” around lots. So I think there are five homes and several community areas within each neighborhood.