When I'm far away the hair looks like shit, but if I zoom in a lot it looks fine. I have laptop mode off (it's never been turned on), I have all the meshes, I have tried turning my graphics on all levels low-ultra as well as custom settings with some things low and sim detail up high, and I've tried turning on uncompressed sim textures. All my super cute, realistic cc hairstyles look great in CAS, but then in the game they show squiggly lines throughout the hair, reminiscent of what I assume is the non-custom hair from the game that they modded to look new. If you’re a non-builder, it will likely come down to how much you want the large selection of mid-century furniture, especially those sectional sofas and modular shelves.Ok so I'm having a problem that it seems like a lot of people have. If you never touch build and buy mode then you’ll find no gameplay for your taste here.
However, it’s also very different from what we’ve come to expect a game pack to be. Assuming they are patched quickly, then this pack is a very solid offering. At this point in the Sims 4 life-cycle, bugs often sneak in for various reasons, but these are bigger and more severe than I’ve seen in a long while. Overall, the pack has huge potential but is currently let down by its game-breaking bugs.
They receive the standard staples of a shirt, jumper, boots, and trousers, as well as some shorts and the seemingly obligatory jacket over a v-neck t-shirt combination. Overall, the clothes are classic and casual, fitting the career well, but with the usual gaps in terms of male options. A couple of the new hairstyles have been converted for children but none of the handful of options is too different from existing designs. As is often the case, it’s weighted heavily toward feminine fashion, with kids just getting a couple of tops and toddlers one dress.
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There are two full kitchens, including new separated stoves and hobs, as well as furniture for every other room in the house.Ĭlothing includes a reasonable range of staples like a jumpsuit, dungarees, pinafore dresses, mix and match basic tops, and some new casual trousers and shoes. The idea is that the new items will revamp any home, so almost all the essentials are included. When trying to place all of the new furniture on a plot the task quickly becomes overwhelming, since you can pretty much furnish an entire house with the contents of this pack. Related: The Sims 4: Guides For DLC Content This meant the only option was to quit the job and take a reputation hit. I also couldn’t move any other furniture since the jobs demanded a new floor or room. There are restrictions posed so that you cannot change the wrong floor or adjust the core building but these seem to have been restricted too much, since I’m currently unable to build any additional room, floor, or basement, even after trying different jobs, reloading my game, and testing other usual fixes. Changing internal walls was fine, but I couldn’t add any tiles at all to any floor, even when the job demanded it - a bug that has also been reported by other Simmers. I tried several renovation projects that involved adding a basement, extra room, or top floor. This is where the game-breaking bugs hit. As you progress to higher levels in the career you’ll be given the opportunity to make additions to homes, such as adding extensions and new floors.
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