story and then I create them in the game. From
there, I set up screenshots that will be featured in
my story and that's that! I also love building and
creating Sims and literally spend hours just doing
that. I also like to actually play the game and do
challenges, like the Murkland Challenge, 100 Babies
Challenge, Legacy Challenge, Bachelor Challenge
and much more. It keeps the game challenging and
brings new and interesting ways to play the game.
I've only successfully completed one such
challenge, though! My favourite thing about The Sims 4 is the look of
the Sims and the world around them. I love writing
SimLit and the screenshots come out looking great
as a result of how good the graphics are. I love the
Sims' facial expressions and the way they perceive
everything and everyone around them. They are
much more life-like than they were in the previous
games. I also really like Create a Sim and Build
Mode - a huge improvement from The Sims 3,
apart from the lack of options, like a colour wheel
and Create a Style.
I would probably stop playing The Sims the day I die
or get seriously ill or injured. I'd have to physically
be incapable of playing the game in order for me to
quit. The same could be said for all the other
games I play. Yes, sometimes we Simmers are let
down and DLC can be quite expensive, but I'll
always be willing to give each and every version a
fair shot. If I suddenly stop playing the series when
a new iteration comes out, you'll know it's really,
really bad! I hate how you have to have every piece of DLC
just to feel satisfied with the game, at least for me.
There are so many stuff packs already and while
they're great, I really feel most of the things
included in them could have been added in
expansion or game packs, and they can get quite
pricey the more you buy them. The game is over
five years old and it still lacks so much depth. Every
new expansion, game or stuff pack only keeps you
entertained for so long before it becomes dull and
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