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xPaxion
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Hey,
What's that one thing you REALLY enjoy doing in The Sims? If someone was new to The Sims and didn't know what to do first, what would you suggest and why?
xPaxion
What's that one thing you REALLY enjoy doing in The Sims? If someone was new to The Sims and didn't know what to do first, what would you suggest and why?
xPaxion
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But I probably would suggest making a sim or two and moving them into a lot to get a feel for the game first. Trying a challenge right off the bat might be overwhelming for some.
Do you actually get to watch your Sim pickpocket?
I could spend weeks remaking every single lot in the game and never actually touch Live Mode
*sniff*
Saying "not to be rude", then blatently being rude does not excuse rude behavior.
I literally play this music above when playing Sims 4! Cozy and Fuzzy
How do you do this please?
You mean collecting items? or "Capture" Good-looking Townie?
Do you know how is save household through manage world?
I literally play this music above when playing Sims 4! Cozy and Fuzzy
Sims 4 wise technically the first thing you'll be doing when you first get the game is making your sim in CAS as you can't go to the overworld view. Which you'll end up spending most of your time making a sim you'll want to play with. I've spent 2 hours alone in CAS just making sims, usually when I have more than two.
Building always eats up my time and it's so easy to build and create a home or venue now even if you aren't so good with it. When you get to the gameplay part checking out some of the items on hand to try out is a great idea. Some you won't be able to buy off hand without some skills being perfected. Like causing some havoc sometimes >;3
-Voodoo doll
-Setting off fireworks in the house (City living)
-Building a rocket ship
-Woohoo in ALL places when you sim gets relationship especially the bush (In get together)
-Cowplant (I LOVE this thing so adorable almost like a pet but BEWARE of it
My favorite thing though and what keeps me playing the sims in general is backstories. That isn't found in the game necessarily. It's in my head.
Sometimes if I can't tell a vivid, interesting or inspired story I test play, let them play themselves with guidance or deviant play. That could be just a lark for a few game days or an long involved story.
I don't enjoy building or even dressing up sims again and again. We all have different interests. The new player has to find theirs.
An ISBI challenge, omg so fun.
A polygamous family, oh the drama is so delicious. I am going to do a Japanese Emperor and his Harem of royal concubines. There will be pufferfish nigiri murder rampant throughout the harem.
Any supernatural story.
I'm sure I'm missing others, but it's time for me to play!
> Hobo Sims- Any style. Maroon them on the Windenburg Island after knocking down all the buildings or start them off homeless in a vacant lot in San Myshuno. Any age from toddler-E is really fun to do a hobo or homeless challenge, the toddler life stage is the most difficult and fun to play a hobo and start a legacy.
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> An ISBI challenge, omg so fun.
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> A polygamous family, oh the drama is so delicious. I am going to do a Japanese Emperor and his Harem of royal concubines. There will be pufferfish nigiri murder rampant throughout the harem.
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> Any supernatural story.
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> I'm sure I'm missing others, but it's time for me to play!
I would just say, open your mind to the possibilities of playing any kind of story and let your creativity go, this game is endless and the perfect story engine. If you get bored, I'd tell them to look up internet self-challenges, our community is VERY creative! It's a sandbox game! We don't go by the rules, we make up our own! So there are endless challenges out there to try, just take a look.
I mean can I download townies walking around the streets into my gallery?
Something wicked this way comes!
I don't use MCCC.
Do you download mods with more careers?