Water can now be roughly simulated (i.e. door slamming knocking over stuff, fights knocking over stuff, kids knocking over stuff, soccer and basketball actually being a bit more random, etc. Most animations will still be canned (walk animations + ragdolling, etc.), maybe similar to GTA IV's Euphoria Physics ( ) It's unecessary in the Sims, but it feels like it would make your sims truly 'random and wacky'īut other than that, physics should be limited: I want crazy physics because crazy physics always make a game much more enjoyable.Īka I want to be able to toss balls/cubes/whatever at my sims and watch them ragdoll around, and furniture falling about. EDIT: This would be an toggle-able option for lower end machinesĪnyone got any thoughts on this? Who wants to see this add/modded?
Despite how some of these things can feel as if EA is trying to sell the game to its audience through erotic content, such as breast movements, it still add that extra level of realism to the game, without detracting from the Sims unique graphics style. And yes, I'm talking boob physics and fat stomach wobbles and stuff like that. For those of us that can afford to run these types of graphics, it would certainly be an enhancement, don't you think? Also, you can add physics to bodies too. It's not just hair, either, clothes such as skirts, T-shirts, anything moves when we do (irl). Why can't we have something like that? Hair that flows, responds to movements of the character and the wind. Does anybody else feel that hair is too inanimate? Look at TressFx in Tomb Raider, for instance.
What I think we need for the Sims 4 is a compromise. Sims 4 is above average when you look at floating trees (Minecraft), but take a look at ultra realistic physics engines such as in the Next Car Game. While we all hated it at school, physics plays a part in almost every 3D game. So if you came here to talk about that: go home (or make a new thread) I'm talking about physics. Hi people, No this isn't some ranty post about why EA didn't choose to make the Sims 4 realistic graphically.
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