Sims 3 Generations

[strangetomato]

I just watched the Sims 3 Generations Producers Walkthrough on YouTube and I really liked what I heard there. For one, they said they really listened to what the players have been saying they want, and that they want more opportunities for storytelling in the life of their sims.

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It looks like a nice EP. At lot of the more recent expansions have been appealing to me more and more. If my computer could handle it, I think I'd probably pick a couple of them up. I really hope they continue in the direction they seem to be going in. Could it be a return to form for the series?

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[freudroid.livejournal.com]

I hope they continue in this direction as well. I've found that each expansion pack has added a great amount to overall gameplay. None of them have felt like a rip off. I still discover new things every time I have a minute to sit down and play. In addition, I do a lot less headdesk-ing.

I'm excited about the intent behind the EP. I've often felt inclined to rush through childhood and even the teenage years. I'm secretly most interested in what they might have in store for elders. Elders need more love.

P.S. Did I see shower woohoo in that walkthrough?? XD

[engram-au.livejournal.com]

I actually loved the fact that they extended the number of toddler days in TS3 beyond the 3 or 4 (depending on the time a baby was born and aged up) we got in TS2. And while I didn't really like playing children in TS2 I actually kind of enjoy them in TS3. So I'm really excited at the prospect of these 2 age groups having more to do.

And yes, that was indeed shower woohoo you saw :)

[strange-tomato.livejournal.com]

I was a big fan of that shower woohoo scene! XD I love the idea of a honeymoon phase. Hopefully, they'll want to woohoo a lot more.

More stuff for elders would be interesting. They weren't really mentioned much in that video, were they?