‘Cause I hate if I have something in mind for a let’s play then suddenly they’re married with kids while you’re in the middle of getting the two sims married. Including autonomous interactions like marriages and pregnancies… which I sometimes disable in the command center if I want to tell a certain storyline. It just helps bring more drama to your game but also makes your sims have way more crazy of a life. As for mods, I still use the same ones mentioned in that post as well including MC Command Center. But if you want to check that one out, here is the link for that post. I’m going to leave that post alone and go forward with not updating it all of the time. I made a post a while ago on where I get all of my custom content from when I was in love with the Maxis Match style.

It just makes the Sims look so much more interesting and opens up a whole new area from clothes to hair to objects that you just don’t find in the Maxis Match realm.

But now (probably after binge watching all of Clare Siobhan’s Sims 4 series) I am loving the Alpha style… skin details and all. I will always love aspects of the Maxis style and use some elements of it. There were tons of creators out there for the Alpha style, but it just wasn’t for me at the time… well as you can probably tell but the title. Including no skin details, 3D lashes, or anything that didn’t look like it was from The Sims 4. But after like two years, I discovered you could through third party sites and at the time I heavily loved Maxis Match only.

When I started playing The Sims 4, I missed custom content or redesigns that you could get on the Sims 3 online gallery. These help support the blog, so I can keep creating content. This post may contain affiliate or referral codes, for which I receive a small compensation and you get a discount in exchange.

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