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    WissaWolfWissaWolf Posts: 636 Member
    in The Sims 3 Sims and Modeling
    So started playing Sims 3 again recently. Either it is a new skin or I just like the way the characters look more for some reason. I thought it was just my family because I sculpted their faces myself. But then I went to the townies to give makeovers and I found myself actually liking the way they looked, except for maybe their style. Can a good skin really make that much of a difference? I can try to add pictures later, but might be hard because my laptop is acting crazy..

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    • Emily4331Emily4331 Posts: 10,850 Member
      In my experience, really good skin can make a great difference, but it still all comes down to how nice the sims looks themselves. I'm glad you're liking how they all look! I love the Sims 3's graphic capabilities with mods. It's a lovely game for being almost a decade old. :smiley:
    • Foxlylox29Foxlylox29 Posts: 514 Member
      I agree Emily
    • crunchies4mecrunchies4me Posts: 30 Member
      i dont think to much on skin but i try to get as close to the real persons skin tone as possible. i like making sims of real people in my life.
    • Rflong7Rflong7 Posts: 36,588 Member
      I think so. In TS2 and TS3. Also, some patience sculpting faces.
      I haven't tried CC skins for tS4.
    • mysterionzmysterionz Posts: 3,608 Member
      Yes, skins can impact the game very much.

      Imho, the graphics look very muddy in TS3, not to mention those round, fat, pudding faces.
      Oh hamburgers!
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