#ts4 dlc

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Sims 4 DLC idea: musical instruments pack

So the sims 4 has its share of DLC already, but one thing I haven’t seen yet and haven’t heard many people talk about, is a musical instruments/musician pack. You know how ts3 Late Night let us make actual bands (albeit only rock bands)? I think that’s be a pretty good concept for a sims 4 pack.

In an ideal world, EA will give us a wide variety of instruments as well as different music-related paths for our sims to take. I’m sure they’d give us more guitars, pianos/keyboards and probably a drum kit, though I really hope that they expand beyond just traditional rock band instruments: brass instruments! Woodwinds!

One of the main features of this pack would be the ability to form bands, similarly to how they worked in the sims 3. Additionally, there would be new music-related after school activities for kids and teens to go to - something as simple as a rabbit hole orchestra or band, with an unique uniform. For sims who want to learn piano, guitar, etc., they would be able to have solo lessons with a teacher, either as an after school activity or as individual skill classes. In the end of the week, there could be a recital event where your sim travels to a special venue (concert hall?) to perform in front of an audience.

Aside from playing instruments, your sims could also learn to compose music! The game already has an existing comedy skill that you can raise by composing routines on the computer, and I guess the music composing skill would work similarly - your sim composes music and then they have the ability to perform it afterwards.

I think the least they could do in terms of new careers is add a music teacher career, and maybe a symphony orchestra related career? Your sim could either be a musician or a conductor. Perhaps also a composer or songwriter career?

Most of what I’ve suggested already is very rabbit hole-y, which is honestly fine, especially if they also give us the option to form a band together with other sims. Bands could probably work similarly to how the groups from Get Together work, and gigs/concerts could be a type of social event where you take your band to a venue and have them perform in front of an audience. As far as new venues go, a concert hall would be cool, maybe even a sort of outside festival grounds - like a music festival with stages and food stalls and such???

Anyways those are just my ideas as a musician who would love this type of gameplay in a life sim

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[asha-mage]

Something I've been thinking about a lot as I play my current Sims 4 legacy challenge is how a lot of the negative criticism about The Sims 4 being to easy comes from critics and reviewers taking mechanics and even whole expansions in isolation, which is not really how the game is asking you to play it.

If you focus on any one specific aspect of TS4 to the exclusion of everything else it is in fact, a pretty easy game. But if you are trying to tell a story or allow one to naturally evolve, you are never going to be focusing on just one part of the game.

For example, in my current game I have four sims- two adults two children. Just juggling their needs and keeping everyone alive is not terribly difficult, but every layer beyond that you go it gets more and more challenging. As a result of my founder Sim picking the hot headed bad boy instead of the more stable family man (a choice made as a result of being more attracted to Bad Boy) the parents have a Unpredictable romantic dynamic and a Strained family dynamic, which means their pink and green bars are in a near constant state of free fall and it takes a lot of concentrated effort to keep them from fighting all the time and being miserable any time their around each other. They can't get a divorce though: because I need both their incomes and because it will get substantially harder to raise the kids in a one parent house hold, so instead their trapped in this endless cycle of me intervening to send them on a date to fix their shitty relationship and remember their each other's soulmates, being fine for a while, then slowly growing more and more miserable and unhappy with each other as they start fighting constantly, until I step in again, and save their relationship, again. I could just send them to relationship concealing fix all this but that takes money they do not have and it wouldn't be worth setting aside because this is ultimately cheaper (seriously, counseling costs like a thousand dollars per session and my criminal husband is taking home 170ish a paycheck!).

Meanwhile you have the kids. One just started being a teenager and that means she's constantly getting asked to do things, go places, and have those typical Important Teenage Experiences (board walk, sports day, career fair, prom, prom after party, etc). Again on it's own it wouldn't be to bad, but I have to pick and choose what high school experiences for her to have very carefully because I can't consonantly be tabbing away from my home lot to follow her and make sure she's getting the Most Out of Her Teen Years since that might mean her parents digging a relationship hole I'll never get them out of, or her toddler little brother's needs getting incredibly out of wack. I misjudged this balance initially because she got a Fear of Unfulfilled Dreams and she would often fall into an ennui doom spiral of bad moodlets related to her not missing out on life despite being like 16 (honestly? millennial icon). These bad moodlets where getting in the way of her socializing and school progress so I had to have her conquer that fear (it's own lengthy process) in order to get back on track. At the same time her little brother being first in infant and then a toddler, needs constant supervision and care from his parents- he can't go anywhere or do anything on his own, and if I let his needs slip to far away he's going to get yanked by social services, which absolutely can not happen because he's the heir to this challenge and since he's sister isn't a spellcaster I don't have backup plan for the next generation if he gets taken.

Did I mention yet that this is largely a spellcaster household? Cause see the overarching story line I'm going for is the rise (and possible fall) of a family of spell casters over several generations. And you might be thinking 'surely having phenomenal cosmic power makes all this easier' and you would be wrong. I frequently set things on fire when trying to magically repair them, overload on magical charge, and have to deal with my og Sim being cursed with everything from higher spell failure rates to being stalked by evil spirits. The curses especially are wild because in my efforts to Decrusify myself I ended up with a completely different unrelated curse from overloading during the spell. I can't just stop using magic either because it's my main sim's Aspiration meaning I need to keep grinding out those spell caster experience points- which leaves me in this feedback loop of trying to solve every problem with magic, it going horribly awry, needing more magic to dig myself out of the resulting hole, and that going horribly awry.

Honestly the only advantage of being a spell caster has been being able to make huge batches of chili in my cauldron and just leaving it there for family members to eat from when their on the go, since cauldron chili never expires. It's saved me tons of time that would otherwise be spent cooking meals, which has been a huge help since Everything Is Happening All of the Time.

All this to say is that while I understand where the complaints of The Sims 4 being to easy, I think it's a problem of framing rather then with the game itself. If you just set out to tell a story and then let it naturally evolve and twist, you'll find plenty of challenge- as each layer of the game adds it's own plate you have to keep spinning if you want to avoid peeing yourself in the street during an existential crisis.

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