Looks like the full size hot tubs were available in Perfect Patio Stuff (which I don't have yet, either).Was there not a hot tub before today? I have all the main expansions and the birthday one is the only one I got.
Looks like the full size hot tubs were available in Perfect Patio Stuff (which I don't have yet, either).Was there not a hot tub before today? I have all the main expansions and the birthday one is the only one I got.
Can't think of much honestly...maybe a section on mods would be helpful for new PC players? Where to install, best places to find them, what script mods are, etc.Any specific questions and answers or sections people want for a Sims 4 OT?
I was planning on doing that, but I'm not sure which mods to suggest outside of MCCC.Can't think of much honestly...maybe a section on mods would be helpful for new PC players? Where to install, best places to find them, what script mods are, etc.
I would only mention mods that are universally useful in the OP. weerbesu's More Columns in CAS for example.I was planning on doing that, but I'm not sure which mods to suggest outside of MCCC.
Some classes require you to do a term paper or presentation before the final. You can also visit your professor as well as study for the class outside of doing the homeworkJust got back in to Sims 4 after Tiny Living and decided to start a new save after a few months of not playing as my original saved world was getting a little cramped. Anyone got any tips on how to do better at University?
In the first term in dorms my sim did fairly middling in some courses (C/Ds) and got and F in one and was placed on probation. In my second term I moved my sim out to his own place, made sure to do all the homework, study before the finals and take notes/actively listen in classes. The indications were that out of three courses my sim was doing really well in one and seemed to be middling again in the other two. Once the grades came out he got an A (or A+) in one course but an F in the other two and got dismissed. Not really sure what went wrong there.
Are the presentations the ones on the chart boards that appear in your inventory? Never got one of those or a term paper in my second term courses (not sure whether I was not meant to or if the game bugged out).Some classes require you to do a term paper or presentation before the final. You can also visit your professor as well as study for the class outside of doing the homework
Yes. Whether or not you have to do them depends on the class and for term papers you do them on the computer.Are the presentations the ones on the chart boards that appear in your inventory? Never got one of those or a term paper in my second term courses (not sure whether I was not meant to or if the game bugged out).
Yes. Whether or not you have to do them depends on the class and for term papers you do them on the computer.
You can also change how your sim approaches class by clicking on the icon that appears when you are in class.
You have to option to stay at your old home, move to new lot off campus, or move into one of three dorms on campus with roommates.How does the University expansion work?
Do you take one Sim from your household and play him through the University expansion while the rest of the household is on pause?
Spent some time tonight building a new house.
(I need to fix that column. Should go up to the roof, not just to the half-wall.)
The Laundry Day stuff pack adds the washer, dryer, hampers, etc.Will they actually do laundry or are the washer/dryer just decoration?
The Laundry Day stuff pack adds the washer, dryer, hampers, etc.
I think how it works is if you place at least one of those items, dirty clothes will accumulate. Sims can collect and wash/dry them. (Make sure you clean the lint trap - that dryer will start fires.) There's also a wash tub and clothesline that can be used instead of washer and dryer.
If you don't place any of those items, there are just no dirty clothes at all (like the game without that pack).
I'm really sorry to hear that.I needed to bump this thread because I'm in a dark spot right now. I've watched my beloved mom deteriorate over the past 6 months. Cancer. Generalized. Kidneys, lung, bones, bowels. The local hospital lend us a bed so she could live/sleep in the living room. I watched her lose all autonomy, bit by bit. I felt like the cancer was eating away at me on the inside. Soon she was down to not being able to get up, and she was on diapers. If you've ever changed your mom's diapers, you'll get it. I lost my love for gaming pretty quickly. Let my PS Plus sub run out. Haven't turned it on in months, plus my only local game store closed so no PS5 for me. PS4 is collecting dust. Soon, it became clear that I couldn't take care of her anymore. So we moved her into a end of life palliative care home. She probably won't make it to the end of this month. All is dark in my head.
But there is one game that I can still play. To forget, to enjoy,to live vicariously through. The Sims 4. Got myself the Snowy Escape expansion, made 4 girl sims, downloaded the realistic K-Pop career mod and off I went to help my girls become stars. The mod is so in depth, it could be a Game Pack. First you must audition for a company after raising your Singing and Dancing skills. Then if you eventually make it, you can busk in the streets, get sponsors and take selfies with their products. You can audition for commercials, dramas, movies, etc. Of course you can perform at concerts. All good stuff. There's even a new aspiration just for K-pop.
It really brought me some relief from the craziness that my life has been in the last few months. The Sims 4 just soothes me. With mods it has infinite potential. I decked out my girls in all custom designer clothes and they look badass. Even had to finally get into building to make them a studio to practice their skills. Everytime I turn the game on, I just tune out. There is no more dying mom. There's only Sims, K-pop, and snowboarding. Need to keep them in shape you know?! All in all, I will say it again...Sims 4 IS my favorite game of all time. There is nothing like having dominion over these tiny digital lives, or just watching them get into trouble by themselves. With my current state of mind, I'm certain I wouldn't be able to handle Boletaria. But managing 4 starlets? This I can. I very much can.
I'm so sorry this has happened to your mother.I needed to bump this thread because I'm in a dark spot right now. I've watched my beloved mom deteriorate over the past 6 months. Cancer. Generalized. Kidneys, lung, bones, bowels. The local hospital lend us a bed so she could live/sleep in the living room. I watched her lose all autonomy, bit by bit. I felt like the cancer was eating away at me on the inside. Soon she was down to not being able to get up, and she was on diapers. If you've ever changed your mom's diapers, you'll get it. I lost my love for gaming pretty quickly. Let my PS Plus sub run out. Haven't turned it on in months, plus my only local game store closed so no PS5 for me. PS4 is collecting dust. Soon, it became clear that I couldn't take care of her anymore. So we moved her into a end of life palliative care home. She probably won't make it to the end of this month. All is dark in my head.
But there is one game that I can still play. To forget, to enjoy,to live vicariously through. The Sims 4. Got myself the Snowy Escape expansion, made 4 girl sims, downloaded the realistic K-Pop career mod and off I went to help my girls become stars. The mod is so in depth, it could be a Game Pack. First you must audition for a company after raising your Singing and Dancing skills. Then if you eventually make it, you can busk in the streets, get sponsors and take selfies with their products. You can audition for commercials, dramas, movies, etc. Of course you can perform at concerts. All good stuff. There's even a new aspiration just for K-pop.
It really brought me some relief from the craziness that my life has been in the last few months. The Sims 4 just soothes me. With mods it has infinite potential. I decked out my girls in all custom designer clothes and they look badass. Even had to finally get into building to make them a studio to practice their skills. Everytime I turn the game on, I just tune out. There is no more dying mom. There's only Sims, K-pop, and snowboarding. Need to keep them in shape you know?! All in all, I will say it again...Sims 4 IS my favorite game of all time. There is nothing like having dominion over these tiny digital lives, or just watching them get into trouble by themselves. With my current state of mind, I'm certain I wouldn't be able to handle Boletaria. But managing 4 starlets? This I can. I very much can.
I've been where you are when I was a full-time carer for a relative with dementia and understand how you feel. Hugs.I needed to bump this thread because I'm in a dark spot right now. I've watched my beloved mom deteriorate over the past 6 months. Cancer. Generalized. Kidneys, lung, bones, bowels. The local hospital lend us a bed so she could live/sleep in the living room. I watched her lose all autonomy, bit by bit. I felt like the cancer was eating away at me on the inside. Soon she was down to not being able to get up, and she was on diapers. If you've ever changed your mom's diapers, you'll get it. I lost my love for gaming pretty quickly. Let my PS Plus sub run out. Haven't turned it on in months, plus my only local game store closed so no PS5 for me. PS4 is collecting dust. Soon, it became clear that I couldn't take care of her anymore. So we moved her into a end of life palliative care home. She probably won't make it to the end of this month. All is dark in my head.
But there is one game that I can still play. To forget, to enjoy,to live vicariously through. The Sims 4. Got myself the Snowy Escape expansion, made 4 girl sims, downloaded the realistic K-Pop career mod and off I went to help my girls become stars. The mod is so in depth, it could be a Game Pack. First you must audition for a company after raising your Singing and Dancing skills. Then if you eventually make it, you can busk in the streets, get sponsors and take selfies with their products. You can audition for commercials, dramas, movies, etc. Of course you can perform at concerts. All good stuff. There's even a new aspiration just for K-pop.
It really brought me some relief from the craziness that my life has been in the last few months. The Sims 4 just soothes me. With mods it has infinite potential. I decked out my girls in all custom designer clothes and they look badass. Even had to finally get into building to make them a studio to practice their skills. Everytime I turn the game on, I just tune out. There is no more dying mom. There's only Sims, K-pop, and snowboarding. Need to keep them in shape you know?! All in all, I will say it again...Sims 4 IS my favorite game of all time. There is nothing like having dominion over these tiny digital lives, or just watching them get into trouble by themselves. With my current state of mind, I'm certain I wouldn't be able to handle Boletaria. But managing 4 starlets? This I can. I very much can.
I needed to bump this thread because I'm in a dark spot right now. I've watched my beloved mom deteriorate over the past 6 months. Cancer. Generalized. Kidneys, lung, bones, bowels. The local hospital lend us a bed so she could live/sleep in the living room. I watched her lose all autonomy, bit by bit. I felt like the cancer was eating away at me on the inside. Soon she was down to not being able to get up, and she was on diapers. If you've ever changed your mom's diapers, you'll get it. I lost my love for gaming pretty quickly. Let my PS Plus sub run out. Haven't turned it on in months, plus my only local game store closed so no PS5 for me. PS4 is collecting dust. Soon, it became clear that I couldn't take care of her anymore. So we moved her into a end of life palliative care home. She probably won't make it to the end of this month. All is dark in my head.
But there is one game that I can still play. To forget, to enjoy,to live vicariously through. The Sims 4. Got myself the Snowy Escape expansion, made 4 girl sims, downloaded the realistic K-Pop career mod and off I went to help my girls become stars. The mod is so in depth, it could be a Game Pack. First you must audition for a company after raising your Singing and Dancing skills. Then if you eventually make it, you can busk in the streets, get sponsors and take selfies with their products. You can audition for commercials, dramas, movies, etc. Of course you can perform at concerts. All good stuff. There's even a new aspiration just for K-pop.
It really brought me some relief from the craziness that my life has been in the last few months. The Sims 4 just soothes me. With mods it has infinite potential. I decked out my girls in all custom designer clothes and they look badass. Even had to finally get into building to make them a studio to practice their skills. Everytime I turn the game on, I just tune out. There is no more dying mom. There's only Sims, K-pop, and snowboarding. Need to keep them in shape you know?! All in all, I will say it again...Sims 4 IS my favorite game of all time. There is nothing like having dominion over these tiny digital lives, or just watching them get into trouble by themselves. With my current state of mind, I'm certain I wouldn't be able to handle Boletaria. But managing 4 starlets? This I can. I very much can.
I think I'd get City Living. Apartments and festivals are great.I'm sorry to read that. My dad has lost his autonomy but we were lucky to be able to afford a care home from the moment it was clear he wasn't able to live alone anymore. Taking care of someone is a very draining situation.
I'm glad you found an escape in this game, the original Sims is one of my favorite GOAT, I played it so much when I was a kid. I have always loved the concept since then but haven't been able to get into the later games.
Mods sound very interesting, but I prefer to game on my PS5, I see that The Sims 4 is included in EA Play and the expansions are 50% on PSN, which are your top 3 expansions? I think I would like to buy Seasons, Pets, and one more.
I've been where you are when I was a full-time carer for a relative with dementia and understand how you feel. Hugs.
I'm sorry to read that. My dad has lost his autonomy but we were lucky to be able to afford a care home from the moment it was clear he wasn't able to live alone anymore. Taking care of someone is a very draining situation.