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The Sims 4 Review 5 Years On | Is The Sims 4 Worth Playing In 2020?
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Wait. We don’t have a Sims 4 review? Better fix that. With The Sims’s 20th anniversary in recent memory, it’s a good time to ponder The Sims 4 5 years on. So watch Alice’s The Sims 4 review (2020) and say farewell to the creator of Real Proper Sims, as she starts a new job. What a good way to go out, doing what you love (and moaning about spiral staircases).
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In her Sims 4 Review, Alice looks back on her relationship with the game: what she came to expect after the launches of The Sims 2 and 3, the sorry state the game appeared in, and how it has grown over five years. It’s an emotional rollercoaster, and a bit of a love/hate relationship: how can a game that annoys its fans so much, also hold their attention for five years? Alice investigates. It’s disappointing to see a game with such a passionate fan base gouge those fans with expansions, especially with the generosity of the modding community to take a lesson from. We’ve covered Sims 4 mods and Sim 4 CC on the channel for the last two years, so it’s interesting to compare it to the formal Sims 4 DLC,
So where does its magic lie? The Sims 4 does many things well, but the majority of that is just improving on what came before - most notably the graphics. The Sims 4 graphics are undoubtedly the best they’ve ever been, but so much of The Sims 4 still feels unfinished or lacking, and it seems the massively dedicated community are the ones filling in the gaps with mods and custom content.
It’s The Sims 4: Millennial Simulator, rather than family life simulator these days, with a lot of what was promised - missing. No toddlers at release, and barely anything to bridge the gaps apart from a few packs here and there. Alice is a self-confessed Sims 4 builder over anything else these days, but she still hopes the new generation of the Sims, and the murmurings of The Sims 5 will bring what she misses. Proper family simulation, and some of her favourite things from the previous games. Including open worlds and drivable cars. Oh, and spiral staircases.
If you enjoyed this video, why not take a look at some of the other Sims 4 content Alice has produced in her time here. Some stand-outs are listed below:
7 Mods To Make The Sims 4 Better
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXMHUaOK7B8
The Best Sims 4 Stuff, Game, and Expansion Packs
www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3oJXTQtX1U
7 Sims 4 CC Packs Better Than EAs
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zytpikcRRkI
Trevor’s Trailer In The Sims 4
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LATB72jkaYg
NSFW Mods For The Sims 4
www.youtube.com/watch?v=offvjYcE2lI
We hope you enjoyed this The Sims 4 review 2020, and all of Alice’s other Sims content. Do check out the cards that popped up throughout the video, and for all other Sims content, check out this playlist: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8bDjLl3h2veA6eWWkzsbZRKfyNdwCpPq
#Sims4 #Sims4Review #Sims45YearsLater
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In her Sims 4 Review, Alice looks back on her relationship with the game: what she came to expect after the launches of The Sims 2 and 3, the sorry state the game appeared in, and how it has grown over five years. It’s an emotional rollercoaster, and a bit of a love/hate relationship: how can a game that annoys its fans so much, also hold their attention for five years? Alice investigates. It’s disappointing to see a game with such a passionate fan base gouge those fans with expansions, especially with the generosity of the modding community to take a lesson from. We’ve covered Sims 4 mods and Sim 4 CC on the channel for the last two years, so it’s interesting to compare it to the formal Sims 4 DLC,
So where does its magic lie? The Sims 4 does many things well, but the majority of that is just improving on what came before - most notably the graphics. The Sims 4 graphics are undoubtedly the best they’ve ever been, but so much of The Sims 4 still feels unfinished or lacking, and it seems the massively dedicated community are the ones filling in the gaps with mods and custom content.
It’s The Sims 4: Millennial Simulator, rather than family life simulator these days, with a lot of what was promised - missing. No toddlers at release, and barely anything to bridge the gaps apart from a few packs here and there. Alice is a self-confessed Sims 4 builder over anything else these days, but she still hopes the new generation of the Sims, and the murmurings of The Sims 5 will bring what she misses. Proper family simulation, and some of her favourite things from the previous games. Including open worlds and drivable cars. Oh, and spiral staircases.
If you enjoyed this video, why not take a look at some of the other Sims 4 content Alice has produced in her time here. Some stand-outs are listed below:
7 Mods To Make The Sims 4 Better
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXMHUaOK7B8
The Best Sims 4 Stuff, Game, and Expansion Packs
www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3oJXTQtX1U
7 Sims 4 CC Packs Better Than EAs
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zytpikcRRkI
Trevor’s Trailer In The Sims 4
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LATB72jkaYg
NSFW Mods For The Sims 4
www.youtube.com/watch?v=offvjYcE2lI
We hope you enjoyed this The Sims 4 review 2020, and all of Alice’s other Sims content. Do check out the cards that popped up throughout the video, and for all other Sims content, check out this playlist: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8bDjLl3h2veA6eWWkzsbZRKfyNdwCpPq
#Sims4 #Sims4Review #Sims45YearsLater