This one’s for you, newbies!
Okay, Simmers, our time has come. The Sims 4 is finally free to use. Now that we know what’s coming, it’s time to get ready. So what does this mean? We’re gonna show you how to play. Sims right. Since there is no right way to use Sims. Sims, this statement is questionable. It’s up to you how you play, but we think you could be playing in a life-transforming way. What would you rather do? Are you going to play the usual way or are you going to change your life? Life changing is the right answer if you picked it. Here’s what you need to do to get ready for Sims 4 going free to play. You’ll learn how to use mods.
Free-to-Play Sims 4: How to Prepare?
Since Sims 4 is free, we’re assuming that new players are trying it for the first time. That’s cool! Everybody’s got to start somewhere! Here are some helpful tips for organizing your mods folder if you’re playing Sims 4 on PC or MAC. How do mods folders work? Mod folders contain all of the custom content and extra add-ons you can use in the game. Do you want to wear something modern? You can try adding custom content to Alpha. Do you want your Sim to finish her homework faster? That’s what mods do. You’re probably overwhelmed right now, but don’t worry, we’ll break it down. Let’s start with custom content.
How Do Mods Work In Sims 4?
A mod can change gameplay in a small way, like speeding up your Sim’s homework, or in a big way, like allowing realistic birth scenarios. These three things are all you need to do to use mods:
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Be sure the mod you’re downloading is UPDATED and matches the latest Sims 4 version
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You can put .script files in your main mods folder, but not .packages.
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Make sure you allow mods and custom content in your game settings
There are some people who like to add mods that make it more realistic. They’ll change gameplay if you want to smoke, go to the dentist, take out loans, and ask your parents about dating. Some people just want better gameplay. They use mods to remove clutter from social interactions or have UI cheats that let you raise your skill levels and fill your needs. Whatever you do, make sure the mod is up to date and not broken.
Mods For Sims 4 That Are Realistic
We have some mods you should always keep in your mods folder if you want realism in your game. If you want to turn certain actions off or on, you can mess with the mods settings. For example, MCC mod has certain settings you have to turn on or off. You need to turn this on if you want your spouse to pay child support. Do you want your teen Sims to fall in love with young adults? You have to turn it on. Check out our top realistic Sims 4 mods.
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MCC: MC Command Center should be in everyone’s mods. You’ll use this mod religiously. You can cheat to gain certain skills, add relationships, change your Sim’s favorite drink or umbrella, and so much more with it. Are you a fan of population control? Do you like being able to add a relationship without having to talk to an NPC? It’s a mod you can use every day.
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Basemental Drugs: This mod adds realism to families with drug problems, but it’s not necessary. Maybe your teen ran away and now smokes to cope? It’s the best mod for creating storylines. In Basemental Drugs, you can regulate which cities are legal for drug use. You can assign police to raid your house if there are drugs.
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You need PandaSama Childbirth Mod if you want realism. You can have a C-Section or do it naturally. In addition, your pregnant Sim can do breathing exercises and your partner can sway with you. With this mod, you can get a lot of moodlets. Whether you have a C-Section or a normal birth, you’ll see the baby come out. It’s insanely realistic and we love it.
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