From the family portraits on the walls to the carefully crafted relationships added in and dating back generations – The Original Fishy Save File a work of art, a masterpiece. The level of detail used in this save is mind-blowing. That can be the always useful Blank Sims 4 Save File from SrslySims or it can be a save file that adds backstories, relationships and generations for some of the most iconic families from the game.
Once in a while, though, a Sims 4 Save File comes around that just completely changes the way you play the game. Whether those files consist of completely unique Sims with their own backstories or whether it simply adds some character through builds and backstories – it doesn’t really matter. One of the most enjoyable things about The Sims 4 (personally speaking) is seeing the world through the save files of other players. Other scenarios may only be available for a limited time, such as the upcoming Too Many Toddlers and Perfectly Well-Rounded challenges.Hilaria Baldwin scolded paparazzi for not knowing the name of the woman killed in the 'Rust' shooting: 'Her name is Halyna' © Provided by Extra Time Media Next week’s update will launch with two scenarios: Making Money and Finding Love After a Breakup.
Other scenarios will have specific requirements for your household to participate, or will have multiple outcomes to shoot for. In the scenario demonstrated in today’s Inside Maxis stream, Making Money, your household will be set to zero simoleons, and you’ll have to earn one million in order to complete the challenge. You’ll start scenarios from the main launcher screen, and can choose to play them from a new or existing save – though at launch, only new households will be supported. The devs have detailed a new scenario mode that will land in next week’s update, and it’ll give you specific challenges to complete in exchange for a bonus payout of satisfaction points. The Sims 4 won’t see any new expansions for the rest of 2021, but that doesn’t mean there’s no new content on the way.
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