FACE: PRESETS AND SLIDERS (EYES, BODY, LIPS  ),  LASHES, EYES, SKIN ,BROWS, BLUSH , LIPS, EYELINER

Outift 1: Hair, Top, Bottom, Shoes,

Outift 2: Hair, Top, Bottom, Shoes,

Outift 3: Hair, Dress , Shoes

Outift 4: Hair, Top, Bottoms,

Outift 5: Hair, Top, Bottom,

You’ve probably heard of the Sims 4 Not So Berry challenge by now, and if you haven’t, it’s basically where you play as an adult sim with no perks (i.e., Get to Work, Outdoor Retreat, etc.) and only basic game options (no mods, CC), and you have to start at level 1 in every single career track as well. This presents a variety of challenges that are incredibly fun to overcome, especially because your gameplay options are very limited at first, which forces you to try new things in order to succeed and thrive in this new world.

The latest generation of oranges for The Sims 4, gen 6, has some great new features but also has some major shortcomings. After playing it for a few hours, I found myself getting bored and uninterested in the game. It seemed to lack personality and creativity that previous generations had. The sims felt like they were just walking around mindlessly with nothing to do.

The first generation of orange sims was released in The Sims 2 and were one of my favorite colors. They were vibrant, cheerful, and full of life. The new generation 6 oranges are dull and lifeless. They are almost a pure orange color with just a little bit more brown mixed in than what we had before. This change might not seem like a big deal but it has made me realize how important this aspect is to me in particular when I play my game.

I’ve been playing Sims since I was a child and have just recently upgraded to Sims 4. I was so excited for it, but when I finally got my hands on it, I was disappointed. The new orange skin tones were washed out and looked nothing like a real person’s skin tone. It was hard to believe that they couldn’t even get something as simple as that right!