Sims for Men
I noticed The Sims 4 became very girlie. I don't remember the previous versions being so girlie. I picked up my first Sims game because it was an amazing game to build houses. I don't know if it was C...
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As a middle aged housewife who was somewhat gender-non-conforming in her youth and now is only too glad to banish laundry and vacuuming from my sims games (I do have Laundry Day, I just never include any of the washers or dryers in my builds so I never have to deal with it) I agree, we need ... well, Sigzy05's list pretty much covers it.
I'd add an American football/rugby ball and Single-player Arcade Cabinets.
I also want gambling outside of Sabaac. I may be one of the few who enjoys Journey to Batuu, but I want more gambling options like poker, or blackjack, or baccarat...
CAS wise, we really do need more basic, versatile men's clothing. A T's, henleys, and Jeans kit might be a good start. (Okay, for formal wear, I'd want stuff more like pretty much anything Chadwick Boseman wore on the Red Carpet, which is probably a bit too flamboyant for a lot of people, but it's not like I'm asking for Billy Porter levels of flamboyant.)
(And a minor note to the OP, the word I'd use for the Bust the Dust and Country Kitchen kit is "domestic" - as they have to do more with taking care of the home/family needs, and domestic isn't quite as gender-charged. Just for future reference.)
"Sigzy05;c-17856603" wrote:
I can think of a few things....
Skater boards and skater parks
Pool tables
Weights for weightlifting
Soccer goal (which somehow didn't come with Discover Uni even though they have soccer balls)
Cars, garages and car tuning
Handyman career
Pinball machines
Body hair in CAS
Nectar making and nectar cellars
Roughhousing
Mechanical bull
Boxing career
etc.
I'd add an American football/rugby ball and Single-player Arcade Cabinets.
I also want gambling outside of Sabaac. I may be one of the few who enjoys Journey to Batuu, but I want more gambling options like poker, or blackjack, or baccarat...
CAS wise, we really do need more basic, versatile men's clothing. A T's, henleys, and Jeans kit might be a good start. (Okay, for formal wear, I'd want stuff more like pretty much anything Chadwick Boseman wore on the Red Carpet, which is probably a bit too flamboyant for a lot of people, but it's not like I'm asking for Billy Porter levels of flamboyant.)
(And a minor note to the OP, the word I'd use for the Bust the Dust and Country Kitchen kit is "domestic" - as they have to do more with taking care of the home/family needs, and domestic isn't quite as gender-charged. Just for future reference.)
