What is appealing about Paralives is the consistent updates from the development team and really focus on what their goals are. Keep it up! We are so rooting for you!
@@KathAroet How is lack of realism unflexible for character customisability? outside of textures, there's no actual limitation, also, it's not caroonish, it's called "cel shading", and it's closer to smth like Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
@@KathAroet I think that they said that there would be the ability to create mods for the game so maybe there will be a mod to change the look of the paras.
This game has been not only consistent with the updates and transparency but also level-headed at the same time, and I appreciate it. They don't overpromise and always communicate when they feel like the fans may have misunderstood something or clear up rumors that may start popping up when people turn nice to haves into things they think we will have in game.
the only thing I really want from this game is realistic disability gameplay, it's the one thing no life sims either out or in progress so far haven't confirmed
Light gameplay with no illness or violence sounds like a more wholesome version of The Sims. Good, maybe they'll stick to that route and this will allow Sims to get back to their twisted roots.
It'll be interesting to see what people might say after how much mundane stuff they've requested for sims 4 over it's life, gotten it and still whined there's nothing to do because they got what they asked for. 😅 i wouldn't mind seeing those players jump ship to another game they might like more so that us who enjoy the sims don't have to put up with the whining that's gone on since sims 2 and let us enjoy it without telling us we're wrong for doing so.
@@meikahidenoripeople complain about sims because sims literally gives nothing. Stuff that should be in the base game? Comes out months/years later as a pack with only one or two good functional features. The packs are literally half ass and broken. But i do feel like people who complain? Are still the main ones buying these broken packs.
@@meikahidenoriwell requesting new features and being given a pay wall are two different things. like laundry. and dust. when ea had us pay for dirt twice. laundry really could have been a base game update. so could the reputation system from get famous.
@@meikahidenorithis is huge for you guys, the apologists, i can’t wait until there’s an actual good game! y’all can keep that overpriced broken turd of a game for yourselves while the complainers who are the only reason it even has half of its features can spend their time where it counts
It definitely interests me it looks like they put some love and effort into the game itself😊 or if you would rather call it a life simulator😮 I do like what I've seen so far❤🎉😊
I love that they're going to be Seasons I love the gardening all of it it sounds great is it going to be on consoles😊 I have a modern Xbox❤🎉 it's the most powerful console on the market right now so it should be able to run it😊
The devs may not be adding guns and murder features to Paralives but more than likely there'll be modders or a modder that'll do that heck someone did it to the Sims 4 and on Bethesda's games there are children and they were programmed invincible but some modder or modders made mods for Bethesda's games that removes that invincibility oh and btw i myself have never used these mods i just learnt about them via videos
"We also have to balance the number of traits available to choose from so it's not overwhelming" Huuuuuuuge red flag. Even Sims is ready to "overwhelm" players with letting them to choose between 50+ traits. Paralives has like a "choose three times a 1 of 8" in traits right now. And has the audacity to call that possibly overwhelming lul Biggest challenge in the game "evolve personality, job, raising children" Evolve personality: how is it a challenge to let time run and do a 1 of 2 choice? Job: let time run and do a 1 of 3 choice? Raising kids? Let's see how they can balance it so that raising kids is difficult but not tedious, and so that 1 kid is difficult but 7 kids still is manageable. ... but i really doubt that "challenging" is the right word for what they plan for anything. Paralives has a serious angst of overwhelm players by giving players more than 2 or 3 options to choose from.
well… what game are you referring to here? cuz iirc, the only game with that many traits was sims 3. the earlier (maybe just the first?) games had personality points and the sims 4 doesn’t havent that many traits in base game, and i don’t count ones like vegetarian, such a waste of a spot. considering paralives already has lifestyle options separate from the traits, and the traits are all in their own categories (so far) that actually align well, PLUS the evolutions, i think there will be a good variety
@@cryingwatercolours i referenced Sims 4, actually, cuz Sims 4 has around 50 traits, and Sims 3 has around 100 (i couldnt find exact numbers sorry). Including dlcs, since the question was "can such an amount of traits overwhelm Paralives players". Did you ever see a Sims 4 or Sims 3 player complain about that there are too many traits to choose from? No? Then why would it be okay by Paralives to say (paraphrased) "we only give you 3x the choice between 8 traits each, to not overwhelm you"?
tl;dr: either Paralives is targetted at people who find Sims 4 too complex and difficult... (which would fit to their identity as cozy game) or it's empty marketing speak to frame having extremely few personality traits as something positive
