Babies

[Angelicwings]

It would be cool to see prams added in for taking babies on walks instead of carrying them everywhere or baby carriers.
Also having the option to bottle feed or breastfeed
also toddler groups is another idea?

[KrazieFox]

Sadly we simply are not there yet in relations to coding ... and with so much pushback concerning AI, I'm not sure we'll ever get there within our lifetimes.

I could be wrong, though. When I started gaming in 1998 Flags were rectangles firmly fixed, clothing did not move. I recall early 2000's watching an Nvidia video of cloth and hair simulation, it was awe inspiring to see how far tech was going ...

Watching Naoe's clothing and hair being blown by the wind, watching as leaves and dust particles are also being kicked up by both the wind and her feet (in Assassins Creed Shadows)... it's come a long, long way.

In order to add 'Prams' you would need for the sim/zoi to first acknowledge they are holding/pushing something. So, as I say, we are most likely many years away from these kinds of interactions unless we, as a society, start embracing AI and the amazing applications it can bring to society.

[Lovyan]

Originally posted by KrazieFox:

Sadly we simply are not there yet in relations to coding ... In order to add 'Prams' you would need for the sim/zoi to first acknowledge they are holding/pushing something. So, as I say, we are most likely many years away from these kinds of interactions unless we, as a society, start embracing AI and the amazing applications it can bring to society.

Um... 'The Sims 3/4' has had strollers/prams since long before AI became a mainstream thing.

[Xautos]

TS4 babies are screaming furniture, then EA released the glitchy mess that is the infant before moving on to the toddler. But considering this game is in early access and the youngest lifespans are clearly at their most basic level in development, it's going to take time like all things in the game to get proper care and attention to it.

Prams are an idea, carrying babies on their parents front or back are also possible, though i think there are more important aspects to cover like baby-parent bonding and how babies behave, if nappy changing is a mechanic that's needed and so forth.

Babies need to squirm and move around, helps their coordination, promotes body growth, strengths their young muscles. Then there is the teething stage but that comes in the infant stage. Guess we will find out what Krafton do with babies.