There are all kinds of new opportunities in the city so make sure your Sims take advantage of them. Help your Sims work their way up to living in a Skyscraper Penthouse, with panoramic views and even a Talking Toilet!Įmbark on new, metropolitan careers. You'll need to balance the charm of your first starter unit with possible setbacks, like cockroaches, leaky pipes or electrical problems. Choosing the right apartment for your Sims can be a challenge. Work your way up from starter apartment to penthouse. THERE WILL BE NO TALKING AND NO MAKING FRIENDS WITH ANYONE IN AN EASY AND HAPPY WAY.
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And what about those noisy neighbors and their late night dance parties? You'll need to decide how to handle them - if you can't beat them, maybe you should join them. Your Sims might make a new best friend or fall in love, then debate giving them a key to their place.
Lots of new neighbors mean all kinds of opportunities for relationships, both good and bad. Live in apartments and get closer with your neighbors. I was going through the other weekend on my way back from a wedding and there was a Diwali festival where you could make your own lamp. Trafalgar Square is often used for celebrations nowadays so I've accidentally been to several festivals or celebrations there just by wandering through on my way to work or to meet a friend. This is very familiar - particularly if you hang out at the South Bank much or around Trafalgar Square.
Check out the Curry Challenge at the Spice Festival or light fireworks with a hot date at the Romance Festival. Let them watch street performers, enter competitions and meet a wide variety of folks from every walk of life. Festivals are great opportunities to enrich your Sims. I'd go to a local drawing class - Camberwell had a good one, as did Tottenham.ĭiscover lively cultural festivals. I guess the Arts Quarter might be Shoreditch/Hoxton/Whitechapel if you mean that hip reputation with galleries and bars? I honestly wouldn't go there to do anything creative, though. I mean, I used to do karaoke in London a lot but it was in Soho and Soho is currently several different things rolled into one - it's the gay district and the sex shop district and the PR and special effects and other related media district and maybe also an extension of the fashion district. Also it sounds like the grungier aspects of city living have been quietly expunged. Shooting hoops over at the Spice Market really sounds like a euphemism. Head over to the Spice Market to shoot some hoops, or invite a few friends over to play video games after a long day at the office in Uptown. Get creative in the Arts Quarter or sing your heart out at the Karaoke Bar in the Fashion District. This densely populated city has enough unique neighborhoods to give your Sims plenty to explore.
So what are the features they're touting with this expansion?Įxplore the bustling city of San Myshuno. The point of City Living is that you get to take your suburban dwellers into the Big Smoke otherwise known as San Myshuno where they can "discover exciting neighborhoods, move into a new apartment, check out fun festivals and more." I've lived in several cities over the course of my life so, if nothing else, I feel really well placed to look at the features list and see if they fit with my own recollections. The Sims 4 City Living expansion is due out today (and already out in North America) so this is probably a good time to look at what it actually involves.
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