Some Sims seem to have more extreme versions of the trait.
In Sims 4 no matter the trait, they all act the same. If they had a trait you could see it, they all don't act like clones one another. but, when those games launched the sims themselves where already a complete package. LOL Yes, with Sims 2 and Sims 3 we got new traits or life time wants added with each ep. Or they had no reason to be asking for top dollar for a game that is only worth $30.īut to get back on topic.
This stuff should have been worked on and finished before the game was shipped. Because we should have to continue to wait on an triple A game to be fleshed out and worked on after its launch. See, that's where I have the biggest issue. I'm sure the traits and personalities will be fleshed out and tweaked some for Sims 4 in the future, the game is still growing and stuff is still being added. I don't have to watch the Sims in Sims 4 as closely since they all basically act the same for the most part. In Sims 3 I know that I have to keep a close eye on some of my Sims to make sure they stay out of trouble because of their traits. I notice the personalities of the Sims in Sims 3 to be a bit more obvious than in Sims 4. All of the above added together, plus some things I'm probably forgetting to mention, do tend to give the appearance of a personality at least more than you have described. Others are more neutral and some give penalties.īut it's still, of course, all a SIMulation (hence the name of the game). Some traits give bonuses for the length of time it takes to do homework, skill up, move up in career levels, and how well they do at Uni. They will also be more attracted to sims with like traits. They will prefer different activities and, left to Free Will, will choose different things to do on their own. Inactives will be guided into different careers (at least NRaas StoryProgression does this if their LTW isn't powerful enough of a pull) and actives will draw different wishes. They will have different social interactions available to them according to many of their traits, both user directed and autonomously, as well as more concrete things like "Solving the Unsolvable" on a computer. In TS3, sims with different traits will perform different idle animations - a Genius will often be found examining their environment or doing calculations with their finger in midair, for example. Yes and no, and of course it depends on the traits.
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