SC4 is now ten years old. Without doubt, it has left a remarkable legacy, but with its poor performance on newer technology, as well as its comparison to the graphics of Cities XL and SC2013, its glory days may be coming to an end. Custom content, and especially mods such as the NAM, have significantly improve the Simcity community, but how long will the community last?
SC2013 has had some significant criticism so far, especially with the lack of an offline mode and smaller city sizes. Being fresh and new, however, is a significant advantage. With the SC4 community slowly declining, will SC2013 ultimately take the same spotlight that once was on SC4?
Personally, I doubt that we will still be seeing a crowd of SC4 players ten years from now. Most likely the community as a whole will have moved on, as it has been with SC3k (which is played mostly for the nostalgia of playing the more archaic versions of the game nowadays.) So, what are your opinions? Will SC2013 ultimately be a replacement for SC4?
SC2013 has had some significant criticism so far, especially with the lack of an offline mode and smaller city sizes. Being fresh and new, however, is a significant advantage. With the SC4 community slowly declining, will SC2013 ultimately take the same spotlight that once was on SC4?
Personally, I doubt that we will still be seeing a crowd of SC4 players ten years from now. Most likely the community as a whole will have moved on, as it has been with SC3k (which is played mostly for the nostalgia of playing the more archaic versions of the game nowadays.) So, what are your opinions? Will SC2013 ultimately be a replacement for SC4?
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