Now how much knowledge do you have on the Sims 4?

In addition to Carl's Guide I definitely rely on the wonderful simmers on the forum. ?

I feel like i have somewhat average knowledge

like in skill points my sims skill would maybe be like 6 points or so

like even when i know the game by heart having played since ts1 and having spent whole loads of time with all iterations, especially sims 4

I do still have horrible memory overall though :sweat_smile:

and there is still things in the game I've never done yet and whole loads of things I wouldn't remember detailedly enough to explain someone else even if it makes sense in my head :sweat_smile:

"Simmingal;c-18109216" wrote:
I feel like i have somewhat average knowledge

like in skill points my sims skill would maybe be like 6 points or so

like even when i know the game by heart having played since ts1 and having spent whole loads of time with all iterations, especially sims 4

I do still have horrible memory overall though :sweat_smile:

and there is still things in the game I've never done yet and whole loads of things I wouldn't remember detailedly enough to explain someone else even if it makes sense in my head :sweat_smile:

Mine would probably be close to 9 or 10.

"ItsMeThatGuy;c-18109170" wrote:

"Gordy;c-18109168" wrote:
I literally know everything about all Sims games, forever.

How long have you played?

I think, like, when Sims 1 Double Deluxe was released. I got the game because my brother played it, and he always had fun starting fires in it.

Slightly above average knowledge perhaps?
I haven’t explored all the features yet. I take my time, I take my time. But hey, I know a thing or two. I know what woohoo is and I know how to appease the ghost gnome. Give him fruitcake.

To me, the most important question is: How well does The Sims 4 know me?

Personally I believe it knows a few of my mechanics, but it’s still rather confused.

I think I know a fair bit, but I am still learning.

I'm quite confident with my sims knowledge as I play the game without mods and like to make use most of the stuff. So that's a lot of hands on experience. I also know how to search info. I often have a guide open because I want to ponder which trait or career give to my sim and it helps to see the options visually.

I know what’s important to play the game my way, and don’t bother with the rest until I need it.

I think I know quite a bit but Im always still learning features that I didnt know existed!.
For example I can build most types of roofs, make skylights that are open or closed, alter the overhang on either side but I only recently found out you can use ALT key to change roof heights gradually.
I look back at my old builds now and realiese how much I have learned about this game!

The truth is, I just learned what I needed to know in order to fit my game style, and never bothered to figure out the rest