10 Features That Would Be Awesome If Bands Are Coming To The Sims 4

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Bands in are something that has not yet been seen, although after the recent The Game Awards 2024 show, it's easy to speculate whether this might be planned for the near future. A very brief live-action trailer was played at the awards which shows a woman daydreaming about becoming a rockstar, with a plumbob above her head, which can be interpreted as a possible sign that bands might be introduced in in the not-so-distant future.

's latest expansion pack,, has introduced an abundance of exciting new gameplay features that have enhanced the player experience, in addition to the latest base game update. If bands are something that EA does introduce in, there are many potential features that could be introduced with them that would significantly enhance the game even more, providing exciting customization, decorative, and Live Mode options.

Aside from a band's signature sound, there is one other key component that can propel them towards stardom:their aesthetic. If bands do arrive in, hopefully there will be many customizable options when it comes to choosing their aesthetic.

One simple item can do absolute wonders to maintain a Sim's fun meter, and there's absolutely no reason that those with access should ignore it.

From metal to emo and K-pop to folk, there could be endless options here when it comes to players exploring their creative freedom in. Additionally, being able to choose or possibly design a band's logos and album artwork could be a fun feature, further enhancing creative elements of the band's lifestyle.

One of the most important parts of being in a band is that everybody polishes their craft with good band practice. With bands in, players could be able to schedule band practices to take place in a variety of places, from DIY garages to professional recording studios.

Band practices could offer some interesting Live Mode elements, from different rehearsal spaces having lot traits and different types of bands hanging around the area. Band practices could