What was your 1st mod?

I was a little wary about adding CC into my game, as I worried about patches breaking them, but someone on here reassured me that CC rarely breaks after patches. I know there have been some instances of CC going wonky, but nothing I’ve ever used. So now I have a fairish amount. A lot of it is clothing for children and toddlers, as well as some hairs and mesh edits.

Sims 2 is the one I have the most mods for. I particularly like Sim Blender and Sim Manipulator. I haven’t actually played Sims 2 for a while though.
I came to the PC version of Sims 1 fairly late, I started off playing the Sims on console. I only ever played the base game. I got Unleashed from a second-hand shop but there was no manual, and therefore no installation code!

MCCC for Sims 4. I mainly started using it when I wanted to have Grim as a playable character & MCCC gave me the option to easily kill off a sim to get him to appear. I wasn't planning on keeping the mod, but then I also realised it made gameplay a lot easier for the oh so slow computer system I'm trying to run the Sims 4 on (if I tried to have my Sims keep up with their needs the non modded way I'd literally be doing nothing else but that in game - at least MCCC allows me to quickly fill needs, without having to constantly type in cheat codes).

Reaper actions unlocker & soul reaper career were my next two mods, because the Sims folks have decided that Grim can't be a fully playable character unless you constantly type in cheat codes or mod your game.

> @Quaay said:
> Just curious. We all started out vanilla but what was the one thing that drove you to the dark side and convinced you to install your very first mod? I don't care if it was Sims 1, 2, 3, or 4. For me it was the no mosaic mod. I hated that huge blur ruining all my screenshots, and I couldn't play Sims without it now. I've since gone down a much larger rabbit hole of mods and cc.

I'm sure I downloaded random ones from mod the sims, small ones, but the biggest one I can remember was story progression; that stuff BLEW MY MIND, and that was the first time I realized that the cc/modder community was really the backbone of the sims.