missing sims, the forum here so returning. what clinched it tore rotor cuff on left shoulder, can play only with right hand. except i am a coward, i turned them off and had fun looting and building LOL.Ĭame back for two reasons sims 4, feel i have been away long enough to have forgotten how to play sims 3 so should be frustrated for different reasons as i learn to play it, that is most important. Switched to another, this time living dead, zombies. ARK: survival was the game, early access,

I had to take a break, try out totally different games, and i mean totally different, as in realistic looking dinos that want to eat you, taming a bigfoot, a pteranodon, being killed by a giant braver. reason was frustrated at loss of what had been on old computer and stupidly trusting geek squad to have made a backup copy for me.Īlso struggling to adapt to totally different play of sims four from sims 3. My break has been so long that i doubt that anyone remembers me. Of course this is just a very personal feeling, so everyone may feel differently about it. Personally, I never play it for longer than that unless if I'm testing something.

TS4 is more adapted to playing for 30 minutes at a time, 1 hour max IMHO. It feels like TS3 and to a lesser extent TS2 are best for playing at least for 2 hours or more, TS3 is definitely like this and TS2 is more flexible with how much time is needed for immersion and entertainment. In the end, I often choose one or another depending on how much available time I have. I prefer making townies, decorating and now changing whole parts of the game's behavior itself, which is improving my experience with it. Maybe with challenges but they aren't my thing because I like mods and cheats too much and I'm not the kind of person who plays 100% vanilla. I find that playing in an unusual way helps to prevent getting bored. I play much longer with TS3 and TS2, personally, even when I just had their base game. You aren't alone, I agree, I have some difficulties playing with TS4 as well.

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