Australian World in Sims 4 Outback Living
http://australiangeographic.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/03.jpg We never had an Australian world in The Sims! I would love to see an Australian outback inspired world. Australian horse ranche...
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> @GrimlyFiendish said:
> Another potential issue, for example, could be with indigenous Sims who pass away. There are a lot of customs, rules and taboos around death and dying in indigenous Australian groups.
> @crocobaura said:
> If it's deeply offensive to them I'd rather such interactions are not included in the game as they are equally offensive to western players that don't view women as send class citizens.
(Australian here)
On the news broadcasts here, the news reader will announce a warning that "the following story may contain images of people who have recently passed away" especially when the story is related to Aboriginals.
Regarding the idea of an expansion, I'd like to hope some of our Tasmanian creatures pop their heads up and say g'day. Tasmanian Devil, Barred Bandicoot, Black Cockatoo, Wombats.
Oh, and wattle trees that start flowering at the end of winter, a sure sign spring is on the way. Fun fact : Silver Wattle trees have square branches when they are very young!
Sims Down Under holiday destination?
> Another potential issue, for example, could be with indigenous Sims who pass away. There are a lot of customs, rules and taboos around death and dying in indigenous Australian groups.
> @crocobaura said:
> If it's deeply offensive to them I'd rather such interactions are not included in the game as they are equally offensive to western players that don't view women as send class citizens.
(Australian here)
On the news broadcasts here, the news reader will announce a warning that "the following story may contain images of people who have recently passed away" especially when the story is related to Aboriginals.
Regarding the idea of an expansion, I'd like to hope some of our Tasmanian creatures pop their heads up and say g'day. Tasmanian Devil, Barred Bandicoot, Black Cockatoo, Wombats.
Oh, and wattle trees that start flowering at the end of winter, a sure sign spring is on the way. Fun fact : Silver Wattle trees have square branches when they are very young!
Sims Down Under holiday destination?
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