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The Sims 4 is a case study for loss aversion. Psychologically, people—and I believe this applies even more for gamers—strongly prefer avoiding losses than acquiring gains. For instance, we would rather be rewarded $5,000 than be given $10,000 and have $5,000 taken away. That more or less describes the vitriol emanating from a…
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Impressive graphics and character animation
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Enhance online gallery system
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Mood system adds another layer of dimension
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Fantastic, clean user interface
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Can freely choose aspirations, extends replay value
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Enhanced build mode, but no pools, basements, or terrain elevation tools
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Missing a lot of mainstay features
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Loss of open world, loading times for entering neighbor lots
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No Create-a-style
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No workplace, can't see vital information while working
