Has anyone, who watches Handmaid's Tale, tried to do a gameplay similar to the show?
I just got into the show and I'm thinking there could be a Sims Play here. Just trying to get opinions and maybe gameplay experience from someone who has tried this?
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It's not something I'd do in the Sims, but your idea is interesting.
I've got a simblr already set up but it's empty at the moment. If you plan on doing a story or something I'd love to read it!
And yes, I just signed up to say this. Been lurking for forever though.
Awesome!! Yea, I have just been toying with the idea. I found the Waterford house on Mod The Sims. It's amazing! But I don't think I'm going to use it because I really don't like playing on 64x64 lots because of potential lag. So I'm going to find a more suitable house for a 40x30 lot...maybe in Forgotten Hollow. I'd be curious to see your creations if you were ever planning to upload them?
I'm pretty sure that there's a mod that gets rid of their ridiculously happy smiles and replaces it with a neutral expression. Not helpful if you don't use mods, but I just thought I'd mention it.
I will upload pretty much everything I make to the downloads page on my tumblr, which at the moment is blessed-sims.tumblr.com - the url may change if the person who has been posting on reddit would like to use it. The CC is very amateurish though, I'm not very good at making stuff and I can't mesh at all, the best I can do is delete pieces of existing meshes. I'm already done with a small collection of clothes and accessoires but I need to test it and make thumbnails etc. Should be done today or tomorrow!
Also, there's definitely a mod that fixes the weirdly happy smiles, I've got it in my game right now but I didn't have the time to test it as of now. I can't post links but if you google "Floppant Less Smiling" you should be able to find it. I use the fine version.
PS: Just because I play a Handmaid's Tale inspired savefile does not mean I advocate for the terrible treatment of women as seen in the show. I'm a woman myself and a feminist but I'm also of the belief that the best way of avoiding a dystopian future is to know it beforehand - and in the end the Handmaid's Tale is just a fascinating universe with interesting options for storytelling.
I completely am on the same page.
The gloomy trait might work for that.