There are only a few games that actually halfway represent real life. Animal Crossing sort of does. If you don't help out the friend, they stop liking you. If you hit them in the face with a net, they get peeved. But all of this is very short term, you don't have to live with it for very long. The Sims, obviously, does a better job. If you can't manage your time, then you find that you start wetting yourself, passing out from lack of sleep, and crying because you're lonely, and you can't do anything about it. That's a bit more long term. I think developers should make games that have "multi-leveled" morals.
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