LGR - The Sims 4 For Rent Review

Gameplay and overview of the FIFTEENTH expansion pack to The Sims 4. This time it's all about rental units. Apartment buildings, shared lots, being nosy, being infected with mold, and generally being a skeevy landlord... Is it worth paying another $40? Let's see!

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[luphone]

"Driven by the ghost of a better Sims game" Bruh I've never heard such an succinct phrase that explains Sims 4 in its entirety.

[sulkybrother]

crazy how sims 2 is about to be 20 years old and it’s still the ONLY one in the franchise that knows how to do apartments

[StuartLugsden]

All this is stuff that should have been included in City Living.

[tankerd]

I think we're definitely at a point where computer power should be able to pull off what the Sims 3 aimed to do without the horrible performance.

[crabman]

You know Clint's underwhelmed by a Sims expansion when the traditional Chairs Segment feels like an afterthought. I feel like the Sims community needs Paralives or another Sims competitor now, more than ever. We can only hope.

[NekoiNemo]

Man... Maybe i shows my age, but i member being able to walk across entire town on foot in Sims 3, seamlessly entering and exiting lots, and traveling in un-a-LOT-ed space in-between. And you're telling me that 14 years later we need a loading screen to, essentially, switch to a different set of rooms on the same lot?

[danielbowman]

The year 2000: Spending hours designing every little detail in the dream mansion I'll live in when I'm older.
The year 2024: Spending hours designing every little detail in the dream one bedroom apartment I can't afford.

[Bionickpunk]

Adding mold to Sims 4 is appropriate in some way, symbolic representation of the video game and its disrepair and neglect.

[T]

The Sims 4 released in 2014.
2024 is a couple days away.
It's actually kind of impressive that a game has had expansions for the past 10 years.
Problem is, a lot of it should've been in the base game in the first place.

[existenz_]

It's pretty sad how excited I was every time a new Sims 2 or 3 pack was announced. Now it's just: yeah, another pack that's 1/3 of the previous game counterpart, whatever

[qualifiedarmchaircritic]

All EA has been doing in the last 6 years is solidify my decision that I will not be buying into the Sims 5 and am not spending another dollar on the Sims 4.

[witchywoman]

Clint, you really don’t need to keep putting yourself through this. But thank you. These videos are still so enjoyable and some of the only Sims 4 content I’m still paying attention to.

[dr.zoldyck]

Meanwhile, I just downloaded the online university and the laundromat fix mods and started up The Sims 3 again. Significantly more fun and there's so many performance mods now that it works really well! Sims 4 needs to be laid to rest already.

[CatMuto]

"It's... fine?" is basically *the* tagline for Sims 4 and its packs.

[lordoaf]

LGR has been making sims 4 content for a third of my life

[_GhostTea]

"Driven by the ghosts of better Sims games" 😂 Even my husband who doesn't play the Sims had a good laugh over that.

[AshleyVsTheWorld]

The fact this is worse than Sims 2 Apartment Life in every aspect just blows my mind

[Jase]

LGR, just wanted to say, thank you for these Sims 4 videos. I think I recall you not enjoying making these, but, well, as an old sims fan who doesn't touch sims 4, it's extremely cathertic hearing your takes on these soulless expansions.

I guess after such a solid success with Sims 1 and 2, it's like a morbid curiosity of wtf is happening with sims these days.

Your patience is strong and is greatly appreciated.

[Zombos]

Can we get The Sims Sewer next? Manage the daily intricacies and tribulations of sim poo

[CapnCrimson]

The highlight of this pack is the white plastic garden chair