Post by mauvemorn on Apr 9, 2022 16:35:05 GMT -5
Hi. You can try the sims 4 for free at first.
1). No, you control only the active household, everyone else lives their own lives. The sims in your active household will also have free will (unless you turn it off), so you won’t have to control every step;
2). Honestly? You won’t get a decent gameplay experience no matter how many packs you’ll install. The Sims 4 is focused on the character and house customisation because it brings EA more money in exchange for less effort. If this is your area of interest, you will be able to load the game with custom content and do just fine. If it’s gameplay you’re after, you will have a better experience with the sims 2 or 3;
3). Well, no. We have a very limited ability to change how the game works. There are some mods that introduce a lot of features, though (like Road to Fame);
4). You can adjust the level of autonomy in the settings. There are also a lot of mods that improve it in different ways (make things more interesting)
my advice is to play the base game at first to see if you even like it, then try to look into the things that you don’t like (how to improve them with mods) or feel like they are missing
1). No, you control only the active household, everyone else lives their own lives. The sims in your active household will also have free will (unless you turn it off), so you won’t have to control every step;
2). Honestly? You won’t get a decent gameplay experience no matter how many packs you’ll install. The Sims 4 is focused on the character and house customisation because it brings EA more money in exchange for less effort. If this is your area of interest, you will be able to load the game with custom content and do just fine. If it’s gameplay you’re after, you will have a better experience with the sims 2 or 3;
3). Well, no. We have a very limited ability to change how the game works. There are some mods that introduce a lot of features, though (like Road to Fame);
4). You can adjust the level of autonomy in the settings. There are also a lot of mods that improve it in different ways (make things more interesting)
my advice is to play the base game at first to see if you even like it, then try to look into the things that you don’t like (how to improve them with mods) or feel like they are missing
