The Sims 4still has plenty of flaws even a decade after its initial release, and that probably won’t change no matter how many patches are made to fix issues. Luckily, the community is full of creative and tech-savvy players who are willing to help address content that leaves players frustrated or unsatisfied. Now, one of several life states that has been lackluster for a long time is finally receiving a revamp, and it’s the work of a prolific modder.
PlantSims were first introduced inThe Sims: Makin' Magic, and each main game afterward has had an expansion or patch that added the latest version of PlantSims. InThe Sims 4, a PlantSim is a temporary state of being for a Sim, and they require water and sunlight to survive. However, between this being a temporary state and the lack of depth included in that state, PlantSims are generally seen as lackluster inThe Sims 4.
SpinningPlumbobs Revamps PlantSims In The Sims 4
Releasing A Trailer For His New Mod
SpinningPlumbobson YouTube posted a new trailer to reveal his upcoming mod: Expanded Plantsims. Mother Nature watches over her territory, and rewards from her are part of this new mod. Other additions in this mod includea perk system for PlantSims, occult types, and new plants. While this isn’t everything that’ll be included in this overhaul, the Expanded Plantsims mod isn’t available just yet, so some of the features will likely be kept to be a surprise.
When To Expect The Expanded Plantsims Mod For The Sims 4
Coming Soon
Thetwo newSims 4Kitsmight be released first, but SpinningPlumbobs' new mod will be coming before theLife and Deathexpansion teased in theSims 4roadmap trailer. For those who supportSpinningPlumbobson Patreon, the mod is available September 17, and thenit becomes publicly available to everybody on October 1. In the meantime, however, SpinningPlumbobs has other mods that add a lot of depth to other aspects of the game that are definitely worth checking out, such as his Expanded Mermaids mod.
Going Back To The Sims 2 Showed Me Everything Wrong With The Sims 4
I tried The Sims 2 again after mostly playing The Sims 4, and it made me realize that it’s not just nostalgia talking when I say that it’s better.
The Sims 4might have a lot of content available, but that doesn’t mean that every feature has depth to it. Instead, it seems likeThe Sims 4is bloated with content that doesn’t add as much as it should, while some features are left alone, and possibly forgotten, which means that states like being a PlantSim don’t seem worthwhile without installing mods to help improve the aspects that fall short. For the sake of the series, it would be a good idea for EA to watch what players want and which mods end up being the most popular forThe Sims 4.
