Avoiding (ultimately) “cookie cutter” Sims…
Anyone else find their many, many Sims end up much the same as each other? I’m not taking in looks (though to a certain extent that can happen too) but the way they can end up living and reacting t...
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I feel like a lot of sims players forget that playing the game where the goal is to make your sim miserable and fail at everything instead of pursuing their ambitions is a very valid form of gameplay that can provide tons of opportunity for goals and progression. How about play a save file where the goal is to get a divorce, make enemies, get fired, do poorly in school, be broke, never pay your bills, have the repo man take all your things, discover every fear for your sim and never conquer them, etc.
In my personal game I like to create entire neighborhoods filled with nasty, mean, evil, unpleasant sims, put them all in clubs with ally ships and rivalries, use lot challenges to make their homes and community lots unpleasant, create an industrial environment, vote in all the nasty NAP's (or use cheats), and watch the chaos unfold.
In my personal game I like to create entire neighborhoods filled with nasty, mean, evil, unpleasant sims, put them all in clubs with ally ships and rivalries, use lot challenges to make their homes and community lots unpleasant, create an industrial environment, vote in all the nasty NAP's (or use cheats), and watch the chaos unfold.
