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Anyone planing buy and play Renee and the other life sims
Horrorgirl6
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I might be ambitious ,but I am planing to play own all these games.I kind of want to compare,make reviews,and play all of them.
I just need make sure I buy lots of extra external harddrives.
I just need make sure I buy lots of extra external harddrives.
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I probably by another gaming computer
CPU too..catch up!
I probably would invest dlc for all of them.Still my favorite would be top priority.
I am more interested in Inzoi and Paralives, but I am trying to hold back any enthusiasm until they are closer to a release date.
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Edit: Sims 5 better be right in it!
It's the problem with sims 4 too, too much boring every day real life stuff that I don't care for. I don't play families and always play with ageing off.
I'd rather see something with a stronger identity or theme from a developer I trust. EA/MAXIS sadly keep giving us more reasons not to trust them, the in game shopping cart being the latest. No telling how bad it will get in Sims 5.
I want to see more imaginative competitors.
Like maybe a different setting, a 16+ age rating or a much improved system for personalities which should not be that hard considering how much sims 4 is a downgrade to sims 3 in that regard.
For right now, Sims 4 works on Playstation, and I will play that until someone gets greedy enough to break that.
Whoever is the first to make a game that runs well on Steam on Debian-based (not exclusively LTS Ubuntu-based) Linux will be the one that gets my money. Second will be anyone that makes a game for console that uses a mouse and keyboard.
I'll run a game OFFLINE on Windows 10 or older, but not online on Windows 11 or newer. At some point I might look into gaming on a MAC but so far I have seen no good reason to pursue that before other options.
The future of operating systems and hardware looks bleak to me. Games are the top layer on a lot of mess that keeps getting messier. I like some of my sims more than I like most people, so it makes me sad to look forward to the possibility of having no access to simulated gaming at all.
I'm interested to see how Paralives develops. I'm not sold on it yet, but I haven't crossed it off the list yet either.
I would need to know way more than we currently do about Renee to be really interested in it. That being said, I'll probably give the base game a spin since it's free.
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I an not interested in Life By You and Paralives in the slightest. Honestly, the graphics turn me off.
And while a lot of hardcore simmer loyalist praise the cartoony graphics, most of the rest the world do not share that same sentiment. I for one embrace technolgy and feel like I am wasting my time if I can see all technology has to offer. While all games are moving in this direction, I feel embarrassed to anyone else who doest play the sims that I play something aiming as looking more simple than it can be. I have even received bold comments from others and my boyfriend about it.
Why I like the cartoony graphics sometimes, and fine it therapeutic to my inner child, I also like I can when i want mod it to have a more realistic experience. The depth allows me to get lost in gameplay longer. I do both.
It was said that Inzoi will have the option for realistic and less realistic graphics in the settings. I think to cater to those on a longer end or non-gaming computer. I really hope the design Project rene like this. Why not let the player decide who they like to experience the game?
It's the same as setting game for hard to easy in the settings. Now that I know that is possible, I which they will do it.
My critic for Inzoi is while it is a life simulation game similar to the Sims, it's not a building game. Part of the Sims draw back is you get to build everything, and Inzoi is like a run and shoot game you pass through the map. So while it looks great in someway, its superficial in others. I really love the build your own world and play in it aspect of the Sims 4.
Vivaland is an art style of half realistic half simple cartoony style like the sims, which looks like a perfect combination. This is a build and play in your build game more like the Sims which could possibly be it's competitor. I'm curious to see how both games Rene and Vivaland are alike and differ.
LBY has the additional problem of its version of sims looking like soulless walking dead, that and even early release being constantly kicked down the road. Paralives looks like it has 2 art Styles, one for the parafolk and another for the world, a big 'clang' for me. Inzoi looks too much like am using real people, not 'sims'.
My daughter & I made that mistake when Sims 4 was newly released back in 2014; we thought it would be better than Sims 3.
Now, in 2024 just before the 10th Anniversary of Sims 4 they are finally getting a team to begin making Sims 4 better. Please my fellow simmers, don't just jump to the newest sims game version just because it has new graphics, be cautious.
My worry is that not even Life by You, the new lifesim I look forward to the most, can take the spot that Sims 2 occupied in my heart and that now Sims 4 fills: the longterm appeal that persists over decades.
With you on this. Maybe not the 6 years part, but certainly take the time to explore options, read/watch reviews from reliable folks, read the feedback on relevant forums. Maybe even stick with 4 if they in fact fix the issues and make it truly better, not just more stuff added.
Ah, yes, Sims 2. Still think that's the best of the bunch.
InZOI is a huge turn-off for me-I don't want to play a life sim game that has overly realistic graphics-think of all the memory and resources that game is going to gobble up. The others I have no interest in.