Comparison between The Sims 3 and The Sims Medieval: Difference between revisions
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==The Sims Medieval== |
==The Sims Medieval== |
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''The Sims Medieval'', as its name implies, is designed to simulate a medieval setting. Therefore, it won't have modern intrusions such as carpools, taxicabs, and telephones that would need to be disguised or worked around. |
''The Sims Medieval'', as its name implies, is designed to simulate a medieval setting. Therefore, it won't have modern intrusions such as carpools, taxicabs, and telephones that would need to be disguised or worked around. |
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When creating a [[Sim]] in ''The Sims Medieval'', one major difference from ''The Sims 3'' is the clothing and hair that is available. Another difference is that [[Trait (The Sims Medieval)|traits]] are adapted to the medieval setting. |
When creating a [[Sim]] in ''The Sims Medieval'', one major difference from ''The Sims 3'' is the clothing and hair that is available. Another difference is that [[Trait (The Sims Medieval)|traits]] are adapted to the medieval setting. |
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In ''The Sims Medieval'', non-selectable Sims do not become selectable when they join a household, even if they [[Marriage|marry]] a selectable Sim. Also, [[Child#The Sims Medieval|children]] will not be selectable. (In both cases, they can be made selectable with the use of cheats.) This is a major difference not only from ''The Sims 3'', but ''[[The Sims]]'' and ''[[The Sims 2]]''. There is a rumor that if the main character you play as dies one of children will grow up into a adult and take there place. |
In ''The Sims Medieval'', non-selectable Sims do not become selectable when they join a household, even if they [[Marriage|marry]] a selectable Sim. Also, [[Child#The Sims Medieval|children]] will not be selectable. (In both cases, they can be made selectable with the use of cheats.) This is a major difference not only from ''The Sims 3'', but ''[[The Sims]]'' and ''[[The Sims 2]]''. There is a rumor that if the main character you play as dies one of children will grow up into a adult and take there place. |
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==Jobs== |
==Jobs== |
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In The Sims 3 the jobs are modern jobs because it's a modern game. Most of the jobs are like a chef, criminal, mascot, ect. Then you can get promoted by gaining skill points needed for the job. Plus if you skip work you get fired. Simple. |
In The Sims 3 the jobs are modern jobs because it's a modern game. Most of the jobs are like a chef, criminal, mascot, ect. Then you can get promoted by gaining skill points needed for the job. Plus if you skip work you get fired. Simple. |
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The Sims Medieval has jobs more jobs like a monarch, knight, spy, and so on. Plus if you skip work or don't do what your suppose to do bad things can occur. Your sim can get fined, get food thrown at |
The Sims Medieval has jobs more jobs like a monarch, knight, spy, and so on. Plus if you skip work or don't do what your suppose to do bad things can occur. Your sim can get fined, get food thrown at them, or worst of all you can get executed in "The Pit of Judgement" |
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