and the families they end up with. Also the Sims
community is so wholesome, most of the time. I
feel like a member even though I'm relatively new.
Out of The Sims Mobile, The Sims Freeplay, and
The Sims 4, there is no competition. Sims 4 all the
way. I know how people rant and rave about
previous Sims games, but I don't let myself feel left
out. The Sims 4 is really innovative in my eyes. I've
tried to find other life simulation games, but they
are not it. I feel like The Sims 4 is attached to a
community I love being a part of. From Twitch to
Twitter, and YouTube and even Simstagram. The
community is constantly pushing Sims to be better
and I'd love to be a part of that.
I am one hundred percent a Create-a-Sim Simmer.
After I make a Sim, it's like they already have a
background and a life they've lived. The detail you
can put into these virtual people is crazy. When I
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make a Sim, I feel like the dream squad all in one
person. I'm the designer, stylist, beauty guru,
scientist, and doctor. After I've created a Sim that
is amazing, to me at least, I feel confident.
Although I don't post them all on the gallery, they
are looking beautiful walking around in my game.
As far as actual gameplay I want to do a little bit of
everything. I've tried challenges like single mother
and one hundred babies. I've also done a brief
Simself. Sometimes I let the Sim decide for itself. I
love starting games with young adult female Sims
and seeing where they end up. I'm basically saying
I don't want any Sim's life to be the same, so I try a
variety of gameplay.
I think the reason would be a lack of variety. If lots
of things in my gameplay became constant, I
would feel like I have nothing to offer the game,
and it has nothing to offer me. When or if I run out
of unique ways to style Sims, different life paths,
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