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I already said few pages back that it's free on LL
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Unless he has another version with a better mesh behind a paywall.
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Unless he has another version with a better mesh behind a paywall.
anyone have varisimmer or jay bird the nerd sets or at-least know where I can get them for free?
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Me reading all the comments
No seriously since Grafity said this about the screen of simguru I knew that alpha creators who were hiding and didin't open their mouths before will pop out with their mouths like this
No seriously since Grafity said this about the screen of simguru I knew that alpha creators who were hiding and didin't open their mouths before will pop out with their mouths like this
wow I though this was felixandre very similar style and presentation though this is nice
do you know the name because I don't recognize, nothing is written cheerleader on anything!
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Regarding paid mods. I will not pay for mods and cc behind a permanent paywall. It's not about greed or anything else of that sort. It's about technical support. IF I pay for something behind a permanent paywall, I expect that thing to be indefinitely technically supported. But we have multiple examples of that not happening, for various reasons - from creators losing interest to having various personal issues that preclude them from doing so. And while on a personal level I understand those reasons, the fact remains that I would have paid for something with my hard-earned cash for content that may become unusable at any given time when the Sims 4 gets updated. Don't even get me started on paid mods and CC that are of absolutely ATROCIOUS quality and yet their creators expect to get paid almost as much as one would pay for an official stuff pack. They're bloody delusional and obnoxious in their entitlement.
I fully support creators who do put their stuff in early release for a few weeks and then make it public. I have mentioned time and again here that content should not be shared here while in Early Release - nothing will happen to any of us if we wait for a few weeks to get the content. What is more, those people SHOULD be financially supported. Not because someone is paying for a specific mod or CC, but it should be an incentive, as it's an incentive not just for that individual creator, but the whole damn community, which exists thanks to the continued popularity of the game, which, IN TURN, has remained popular for years due to the large amount of free mods and cc. Mods and cc that now are increasingly being put behind a paywall, which is not a sustainable situation.
I fully support creators who do put their stuff in early release for a few weeks and then make it public. I have mentioned time and again here that content should not be shared here while in Early Release - nothing will happen to any of us if we wait for a few weeks to get the content. What is more, those people SHOULD be financially supported. Not because someone is paying for a specific mod or CC, but it should be an incentive, as it's an incentive not just for that individual creator, but the whole damn community, which exists thanks to the continued popularity of the game, which, IN TURN, has remained popular for years due to the large amount of free mods and cc. Mods and cc that now are increasingly being put behind a paywall, which is not a sustainable situation.
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Judging by the look of Second life's cc, personally, I would happily donate for those creators too. I mean, for example, this is the garden stuff that they are selling on SL market
and this is the garden stuff that Sims 4 CC creators are selling on patreon
Are you guys willing to pay for that pot?
Even sims 4 Patreon creators know their CC look like sh*t compare to those well made, detailed second life cc, that's why they stole second life mesh.
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An excerpt from EA's Guidelines, you know, the ones you agree to when you install the game.Hey I replied to someone else on this, not sure if you can see it but I humbly request you to respect our work
My Patreon cc is not essential for you to enjoy your game and I release free content every month too. Sharing content someone is offering for a price is stealing and I am sure you are better than that. If you really like my content you can pledge once and get them or just enjoy free content I offer for everyone.
Here is a post from grafity regarding Patreon cc and EA so you can read it if you wanna bring up EA regulations
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This is also an issue of poly count. The Sims 4 is designed to perform optimally on even the potato-est of potato computers. Leo Sims for example uses ridiculously high poly count cc (ripped from SL of course) and it can be unplayable for simmers without great rigs. There are some creators that make super hyper realistic models (almost like renders) and while they're pretty they also look out of place in the Sim world. To fix it, you then have to rebuild the entire environment to be more alpha-friendly which means more high poly mods/cc and thus more gameplay lag. I think if there is a Sims 5 and EA allows a marketplace like SL does then it will worsen the paid cc problem but will also guarantee higher quality models. Unfortunately, the people with terrible computers stand in the way as Maxis is committing to keeping their business.Judging by the look of Second life's cc, personally, I would happily donate for those creators too. I mean, for example, this is the garden stuff that they are selling on SL market
and this is the garden stuff that Sims 4 CC creators are selling on patreon
Are you guys willing to pay for that pot?
Even sims 4 Patreon creators know their CC look like sh*t compare to those well made, detailed second life cc, that's why they stole second life mesh.
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You can get it
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Omg I laugh a lot till I cry, your memes are awesome, I'm the same when I go to sleep then wake up and come back here tons of shit happened and I'm just like that.
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Here is something for you guys not gonna put any names but you'll see if you click it
If people want to lock the fruits of their labor behind paywalls, they can do that. No skin off my back. But when you're someone like grafity who makes meshes of and advertises trademarked (status symbol) brands and other easily recognizable stuff, you're pushing it when you call recreating fast fashion crap "100% yours". They're relying off the fact that the shit they produce will advertise itself, and don't they technically owe LVMH or whatever a cut of their income since they're using the branding to make money? When they start paying designers who they copy off of or Chanel to use their logo I'll feel bad about "pirating" cc clothing.
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Is hard to be able to afford a good machine just to play a game... Specially with the dollar currency so high if compared with others. For americans it might be cheap or reasonable, for other ppl, no. And trust me cuz I bought this pc of mine ONLY to play TS4 - 3 years ago - is a pretty good pc and I paid 5k on it, really nice aspects, but still... Ppl cannot be excluded because they cannot afford things, isn't it why we're all here in this forum, because we cannot afford patreon pledges?
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1 - this ts4 cc is from BrazenLotus, she never locks content behind paywalls. just wip/early access, which I don't think it's a bad thing. she stabilishes a reasonable amount of time to unlock her content, under EAs statement umbrella - 1 month tops, but usually 2-3 weeks.Judging by the look of Second life's cc, personally, I would happily donate for those creators too. I mean, for example, this is the garden stuff that they are selling on SL market
and this is the garden stuff that Sims 4 CC creators are selling on patreon
Are you guys willing to pay for that pot?
Even sims 4 Patreon creators know their CC look like sh*t compare to those well made, detailed second life cc, that's why they stole second life mesh.
2 - she is 100% maxis match. so we cannot blame her for the meshes, because she uses, guess what? vanilla ts4 meshes. and i love her content. i'm a 95% maxis match player, so...
they made sims 4 low poly bc a) it was originally intended to be an online game like fortnite b) it's easier to scale the pc release down to console releases. the fortnite models are extremely low poly but look so much better than anything EA can do because the team there knew what they were doing. the EA team from inception does not. it's why 6 years later, the black swatch of hair still looks blue and why every patch results in game breaking glitches (even if you play with zero mods). they've been creating "content" for a broken game while modders and cc makers have far surpassed the skill of the maxis team (or what's left of them).
regarding second life poly count. a lot of the models are beautiful but not game ready. it's the one negative thing about that game. BUT you can adjust how it renders in your game depending on what viewer you use. the problem with an open marketplace with regard to user content, is that not everyone has the technical skill to model properly and there's no actual guidelines in place like with roblox and IMVU
half deer's models are very high poly but extremely beautiful in game. the textures look almost paintings in game and all of her releases are well worth the linden.
the ONE negative thing with second life is that the animations can look stiff and robotic compared to those of the sims lol. it's why wicked whims is popular. sex animations in second life look horrific ime.
I'm not at all suggesting that people should not be able to play the game simply based on their computer specs. I am saying, though, that managing expectations about how "high quality" certain meshes should be compared to other games is unfair. There is a standard set by certain creators for what constitutes good quality cc. Peacemaker for build/buy and in my opinion, Ellie Simple and Darte77 for clothing (though neither are maxis match). TS4 has it's own standard and while some creators certainly release hot garbage, it's not fair to come to that conclusion based on how well the content measures up against SL or IMVU.Is hard to be able to afford a good machine just to play a game... Specially with the dollar currency so high if compared with others. For americans it might be cheap or reasonable, for other ppl, no. And trust me cuz I bought this pc of mine ONLY to play TS4 - 3 years ago - is a pretty good pc and I paid 5k on it, really nice aspects, but still... Ppl cannot be excluded because they cannot afford things, isn't it why we're all here in this forum, because we cannot afford patreon pledges?
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