What's the most common topic you have seen to be discussed on twitter related to The Sims community?
inclusiveness
the pronouns.
new releases
see above
i am not sure.
don't know
don't use twitter.
new sims updates
i don't use twitter.
expansions, packs, and cas
maybe house designs
ways to change the game.
i don't use twitter.
where to find certain cc
building techniques, tips and tricks
new content / gameplay issues
i don’t anymore because i closed the account.
glitches or showcasing house builds/sims similar to a real-life person or a character from a movie, etc.
i'm not sure if you mean the discord server or the sims community as a whole, but i only really follow the youtubers i watch.
the poor designs of houses that people encounter.
how to build aesthetic and more interesting houses
everyone hates kits and wants a baby update.
bugs in the game, not receiving the content we want, and inclusivity.
the newest update, the pronoun update, is making the game laggy.
whether ea's content is worth the prices they're charging, and how broken the game is.
comparing your own life to sims, for example, how the sim has a more eventful life, can actually afford a house, etc.
complaints from players regarding the game itself - i.e., wanting more updates, better gameplay.
mostly people are just annoyed by each other's opinions about sims, or what kinds of things they want added to the game, etc. and content reviews.
probably the updates and new content. kits are a very talked-about topic and it causes some disagreements, but i find it to be very respectful most of the time, and most of the dissatisfaction is towards ea and not each other.
challenges mostly
but when new packs come out, it's mostly just the disappointment from fellow players 😅
updates, sims 5 release date, glitches, patches, the cost of expansion packs
broken game packs, too many kits, feeling unheard by the sims team
probably which packs are good and which are not.
how poorly the game functions with all of the bugs and glitches.
“why are you releasing new content when so many parts of the game are broken?”
“fix the game first!”
“make babies better”
“give us cars”
ideas for gameplay, images of builds, and storylines.
build inspirations
also, opinions about new packs released or speculation about future updates
the lack of fixes for current sims gameplay issues. people want a game they spend a significant amount of money on to not be broken.
people are complaining about the sims 4 not delivering what they want in the game and not providing good content - there are many issues with packs being released too early.
i have seen the sims community really focus on their desires for bug fixes and what new content they would like to see in the sims 4 and in future iterations of the sims.
updates and what content people hope for in future packs/updates.
if you don't agree with the gay/trans community, you are homophobic/transphobic. that's 100% false; you can disagree with a lifestyle but still be friends with and love the person.
designs
none, i use twitter very rarely.
content that is expected to be released (cars, open world...) and the prices (especially of kits).
the new packs and custom content and build hacks (like using 9 and 0 to raise or lower objects)
sims customization (better gender preferences, skins, hair and eye colors, more skin details), better building objects and customization too, so, yeah, mostly cas and build, although those are the tags i usually read, i don't really know about gameplay.
on facebook, it's "sims 4 sucks; it needs x, y, and z," with very little discussion of the positive aspects of the game.