I just grabbed the repack from the share thread on here and the modball on ATF and it runs pretty okay considering how the game is CPU-limited 32-bit and utilizes memory like an alzheimer's patient. I'm posting from rehab, subsisting on whey protein and coconut milk and I've got the shakes, it's only a matter of time now. Oh yeah the default gameplay elements are what makes it, if it was just the sex it would be boring as fuck but the sex plus the comfy has literally made me lose all track of my life to the point of not eating like some fucking Korean MMOfag for 14 hour sessions.

Throwing in AI makes it quite complexĪttached: 37774_front.jpg (640x828, 336.26K) It would be a simple matter to craft a sims-like system where the player controls all the actions. This is even more complex in a game like the sims where, due to variable level layout, the code must find the nearest source of fulfilling the need, navigate to it, and interact with it.Īnd you have to code this for every conceivable state and action. This prioritization is further skewed by their personality traits.Īnd then once the state's been decided you have to code it in such a fashion that only the actions related to the state will be executed while simultaneously being interruptible by player input. Besides, believe it or not, there's prior art (pic related)Ģ: setting up a needs-based AI system sounds simple but you also have to set up prioritization how hungry does your sim have to be before he stops blogging and makes dinner, that sort of thing.

EA can't actually copyright or patent the mechanics, only the mechanism (in this case the expanded code structure) by which the effect is accomplished. 1: there's no copyright issue unless a copyright actually gets infringed.

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