TS3 L&P
HomeschooledByTards:
I typically play one or two families in a neighborhood and ignore the rest of them. I like the idea of being able to have elevently million spawn, raise them, out all but my favorite and have the other spawn grow and have families of their own and avoid time problems like the great-great-grandchild of my founder going to school with the founder's original children.
I hate rotating through the various families, I have to build and furnish their houses, get them established in a career, skill and breed them, and let them live their lives when I really don't give a shit about the Sim.
Zazazu:
I rotate and play everyone. For the households I don't really care about, I make sure they are following their path to their ordained career, and then I just ignore them. If they break the Rule of Four or a Romance sim strays, the punishing commences. If they somehow end up killing themselves, it's no skin off my back. Rarely happens. Building and furnishing over and over can get dull, even when you like building. I have to do all my homes new. With adding new resident families (one-four, usually just one but I had two this week) every sim Monday, plus move-outs from existing homes, it gets to be a lot.
Alex:
I can't wait to see how hideous some of the previous default sims look in this game. I know we've seen one or two already, but the rest shall be eye opening closing.
Jelenedra:
I'm all for better AI, especially since I am terrible about playing the families I make, but I do fervently hope that Pescado can make a hack that will prevent huge life altering decisions. I'm all for having spawns without being directed, I am NOT okay with random marriage and career decisions.
Lorelei:
I just have visions of Maxis-fugly idiot Townies breeding like cockroaches and filling up the game with MBs of useless, hideous-looking, unplayable NPCs.
DO NOT WANT.
As I've said before, the first thing I did before even getting The Sims 2 was find and download default replacements and Peshacks. My game had fug and bork and lame for about five minutes, then I shut it down and installed my preciouses, and the fug and bork and lame was (mostly) gone.
I'm a visual person who likes to tweak every setting I can. Making it difficult for me to do so, given that I find the EA aesthetic and 12ish sense of humor obnoxious for the most part, is FAIL. One character pissing herself constantly is rather amusing, and yet in Sims 2, you can leave her "homebase" alone and go play another household when the joke wanes for you. An entire town full of constantly pissing, house-burning, kermit-flailing, poorly-dressed deformed cretins who think tickling and joy buzzering strangers is LULZ is a big DNW. A little juvenelia goes a long way. After you see it 4,000 times, screw it. DNW.
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