Teens

[b-rad]

but the poor kids should try to hide it so they can fit in

[Majick]

I'd like my teens to be able to woohoo, but I wouldn't want them to get pregnant.

I'd also like my teens to be able to drive the cars to school/work.

It'd be great if they followed it in routine, like how their parents will automatically go to work when time rolls around. Once it hits 8 AM, your sims would get into their car and go to school, then when they came home, whenever time for work came, they'd get back in and go to work, too.

[2ppanther]

they can drive to school



they should be able to drop out of school

[Majick]

NO They shouldn't  {cursing}

Again, you people want reality, but the reality you want is the stuff that can ultimately change a person's outlook on life.

Teen pregnancy happens in my game, so it must be okay!!!

My sims can drop out of school, so it must be okay!!!

I'll just have to assume that you lack any real knowledge of how life works in order to justify these ideas that you think are so wonderful. As a grown adult, who works and has seen friends lives both enhanced and RUINED by these "realistic" ideas of yours, I know these aren't options that should be readily accessible to young, encouragible players.

It is true that not all children are so uneducated that they would take what they see in a game seriously, but you have to take into account that there ARE people like this out there. Who live unstable family lives, and who lack the mental stability to know right from wrong.

I don't believe a T-Rated game should include these sorts of influencial ideas.

[2ppanther]

T-rated sucks

[Majick]

It really depends on the game and the audience they're trying to reach.

But for the audience this game was originaly suited toward, it's perfect

[2ppanther]

thy should make a speacial M-rated sims

[Majick]

Now that could be plausable.

[2ppanther]

teen sims gone wild 

[b-rad]

wow that was heated that was