Soon as I heard him go “hang on..!!” I was like yep he gonna steal it 🤣🤣 and then he went 😈 yeeees

​@@windiashe126 I literally laughed so hard I had tears 😭

😂😂

Tbf I thought it meant steal the things you were shopping for

I think naming the interaction “Steal from” would make much more sense here 😅

I do think it means for you to try and steal the groceries, basically shoplift, not steal the whole register, lol!

​@wig84 But why? The alternative option was shop. So steal groceries or shop for groceries. It shouldn't be that hard to figure out 🤷‍♂️

Yeah it’s pretty outdated looking

Agreed, still looks too uncanny.

Agreed. I can forgive the models and textures but the animations (and sometimes lack thereof) are very jarring. Particularly the instant transition between walking and riding the bicycle. Edit: I watched it again and at first I was like, maybe I was too harsh? This walk cycle isn't that bad. And then I looked at what he does with his arm when he gets a drink from the fridge and I went back to being jarred.

My thoughts exactly!

Same here but from some of the other features it has, I think I could overlook it. But we’ll see!

Paralives is going to be SO good!!!! I will definitely play Paralives. I feel like LBY is maybe a bit too much going on at once.

People will miss the content of Sims' billion expansion packs.

It doesn't have soul Sims or even Paralives have. Bland realistic art, no townie lore, no quirks. It looks like a generic unity asset flip from steam.

​@Frenchaboo it def feels like a cash grab, it looks and feels rushed, probably because they wanted to be the first sims competitor.

Yeah, it's like how everyone says they want an ultra-realistic, death-has-consequenses MMO but they all end up tiny compared to casual friendly mmos. But I think LBY could have a very good following if they focus on mod support and continue to flesh it out and work on bugs. (And make it affordable compared to the sims)

​@@tinnie75 Life By You is being developed by Paradox, notorious for being as bad as EA with their expansions, just look at Cities Skylines.

Early in development? It releases in just a month and a half. Early access or not, it just looks terrible.

@@Dontmindmeisnotoriginalin fairness some games spend years in EA but yeah they need to cement an art direction asap (allegedly what we see now is the art direction… to make it more moddable… it’s gonna be like having alpha cc from 10 different creators… nothings gonna march)

​@@Dontmindmeisnotoriginal Yeah, I know. I only included that in my comment because I knew if I didn't there would be multiple people telling me I'm wrong because it's early access and *might* change when it's fully released.

@@cryingwatercolours8127 any games spend years in development (I'm not sure that's what you meant I didn't exactly understand). But Life By You is supposed to be the first title of Paradox Tectonic, and the studio was opened in march 2019, so the game development had to start around that time. If what they came up with after five years is this thing (at least on the graphics part), it's not good.

@@FreddyKruegerTheDreamDemon yeah I know, what people doesn't seem to understand is that early access is not supposed to mean "hey here's that rushed sh***y game now but we'll finish it later give us money" but "hey here's our game/concept, it's not completely finished, might be a bit glitchy and unoptimized but still you can get how the gameplay and the game are going to feel". I feel like big developers making their game early access is most of the time to easily cash grab anyway, it works for indie titles that have a concept but doesn't have the fund and cannot just work on it until full release (like Project Zomboid, scrap mechanic, software inc etc) but for Paradox? It feels wrong.

It's still working in development stage

@@ALT1308_ True, but with very little time to go. So, I suspect this is not much different than what it'll be at release.

@@fuzzypumpkin7743- Early access is not full release, though. There is hope.

@@fuzzypumpkin7743 its opening in Early Access. There will be a lot of time to improve and PAradox is known for continued development of their games even after full release. Plus this is a smaller dev team working on the game

It almost look like if Sims 3 TRIED to be Sims 4

It's paradox, judging by the way Cities Skylines 2 released I doubt it will be more polished.

@@Dontmindmeisnotoriginal CS 2 is the game I was waiting for. Biggest dissapointment in my life tbh

yes

@@billyu825 That is a relief!

I absolutely hate how this game looks overall, but at the same time, it's still very much under development. If LBY looks and feels the same at full launch as it is now, I am sure it will get criticized.

@@etodraws This game was due out in early access 7 months ago. It's now coming out in early access in june. It looks like it still needs 2 years. They made a broken, terrible game and have committed to basically remaking it as they go- this game is NOT going to be in a good state any time soon. "Early development" is one thing. "Already 7 months late from early access release target" is another. It's shameful to be this early in development for early access in the fisrt place, and now it's still like this after a delay? It's on so much borrowed time and still visibly in an alpha state. The issue I'm having here is that people who are openly critical of Sims 4 sometimes are now happily and proudly throwing their image behind this game, which is clearly, by every single metric, drastically worse off development-wise than even the worst mainline Sims title, whichever one you believe that to be. It's making me question the judgement of these creators. They either agreed to pretend to be nice about this game for money, which is bad, or their standards are so out of whack they're fine with this game being flagrantly terrible while still getting regularly upset with Sims 4, which is also bad.

​@@MateriaGirlOr we're all so used to waiting a decade for a game to be playable that we're willing to give this one a chance? People aren't mad the sims has bugs, people are mad the sims has had those bugs for several years and they keep introducing new ones. Does this game look like the peak of gaming? No, but EA has our standards waaaay down in hell, so how badly can they do?

He most likely is. The video is sponsored, and most of the time sponsors review all of the video before they agree with its publication. The game looks like trash, feels like an asset flip, it seems very laggy, and extremely lackluster. Then it's supposed to release in early access but knowing Paradox they will still find a way to release DLCs that will make EA's look like masterpieces. (i don't think the sentence i wrote at the end is correct, english isn't my first language)

Sims 4 is nearing the end of it's life. He is playing the same game every day - *for years* as his job. His audience is here for life sims. This is a great opportunity for him.