Here, recovery is as simple as a shiny new sports coupe, an addition to their house or spending some Simoleans on old fashioned therapy. Similarly, adult Sims can suffer from their own awkward middle-aged crises. Of course, even when adolescent Sims are caught, they have the ability to do household chores or study to increase their chances of exoneration. These high jinx are especially rewarding when gamers execute them without triggering the new punishment system. Fortunately, Generations provides a number of outlets for players, from crank calls, house parties, and booby traps. Generations accurately captures the angst of young adulthood by introducing mood swings, accompanied by archetypical teenage wants and fits of grumpiness. Personally, I enjoyed sending my brood off to boarding school, were they received an education which paid dividends when they entering their industrious young adult years.įittingly, Sims 3‘s teenage years are now ruled by rebellion. When the appropriate tools are applied, imaginary acquaintances can even be brought to life, adding an interesting wrinkle to Sims’ world.
Imagination plays a key role in childhood, allowing sims to don dollhouse-wrecking dinosaur costumes or interact with make-believe friends (who are only seen by their creators). Now kids have a wealth of toys and equipments to play with, as well as three different types of tree houses. Traditionally, the limited range of activities for babies, toddlers, and children meant that the young ones didn’t offer the same kind of fulfillment as more mature Sims. While the expansion may not offer the extended gratification of World Adventure‘s tomb exploration, it does bestow the undeniable pleasure of allowing teenage protagonists to set a bag of dog feces ablaze. The latest extension of the Sims universe, Generations, defiantly bucks this trend, offering a jumble of content which augments each stage of life. Past expansion packs for The Sims 3 have provided focused supplements- from Ambitions‘ addition of new vocational pursuits to Late Night‘s inclusions of bars, clubs and penthouses.
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