Can we get children?

[Kyuuen]

new necro troll? or old troll on a new character?

Considering this topic and the activity that it's centered around my bet would be that of the latter.

[Teno]

I'd rather have them work on adding more things that have a greater repeatability value, and I don't mean something you clear once or twice on a weekly reset basis.

I'm all for longer lasting combat content. I hope they rework pvp into something fun as they've said.

[MPK]

This is one of the most creepiest requests I've seen

[SenorPatty]

Next they’ll be wanting nightclubs, pets, universities, and to get famous hahaha ;-)

"...and we would like to announce the next expansion: Final Sims 14: BabyWalker. Please look forward to it." Yoshi-P said, wearing a shirt depicting a stroller to hint at the next job.

[Kaurhz]

This is one of the most creepiest requests I've seen

For once I'm inclined to actually agree with you, yikes.

[Vahlnir]

For once I'm inclined to actually agree with you, yikes.

[Kakoofd]

I shoulda stayed away from here

[Ariel_Valmont]

Please, no, there’s already enough neglected children running around in this game.

[EirolOcarrol]

I think there should be more sandbox content and content for roleplaying in general. Including roleplaying being a facet of the world.

If we can get married, and be part of a Free Company, which I'm very glad we can. It would be nice to form an in-universe family that is reflected by game mechanics in some way. Both found family and genetic family.
Most other RPGs have your main character have a family. Or at least, a lot of the ones I play, do. And many Final Fantasy games for that matter, though a lot of them focus more on found family than genetic family. Such as the case with Final Fantasy VIII where it was more of a found family situation.

It feels odd to me that your character doesn't have a hometown, a canonical family, no mom, no dad, no sister, or brother, cousin, no house or place of birth.

Edit: I'm just now realizing this was from 2017. Still, I agree that adding more family features is a good thing. As is adding Life-Sim features in general. I think it's more immersive to actually have a family. And Life-Sim elements tend to be a lot of my favourite parts of RPGs. A lot of RPGs tend to have Life-Sim elements, and also tend to get praised for them. I don't think it's strange to want to have an in game family for your character. And it helps a lot of people become more attached to their virtual selves. I think that helping people become more citizens of a virtual world is a good thing.

Role playing games already are influenced a lot by Adventure games. Nor have Life-Sim elements ever been particularly removed from RPG games. Role playing games have always taken from other genres.
Though I'm personally less interested in my character having canonical children, and moreso interested in the possibility of being able to call another character or player my sister or brother. A way to bond with other players other than through just marriage. I don't necessarily want to marry another player I enjoy being beside. But having a comrade be a brother or sister in arms would be awesome. And I also really want a family tree.

[MorlePieps]

Definitely no.