One Sims 4 Decorative Item Is The Perfect Idea For The Next DLC

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Recently, a player noticed a small detail in one of the game’s decorations that may hint at a direction the game could take in a future expansion pack. already has a wide range of expansions, not to mention a whole lot of smaller DLC packs that add new decorations or building materials. While the topics covered in these DLCs feel pretty comprehensive, there are still a few areas the game could explore, some of which have already been hinted at in the game.

This wouldn’t be the first time added in something that was hinted at previously. For example, the entire series often referred to llamas long before the actual animal eventually showed up in the expansion . Though not as omnipresent as llamas, this latest DLC idea has been hinted at in a few places in. This idea could be a good follow-up to the next expansion, .

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As pointed out by Reddit user Lo0nieToons, one of the “Pop & Locke” poster variants in the game shows a Sim dressed as a fairy standing next to a sparkling butterfly. The item description also explicitly mentions fairies. This led Lo0nieToons and other like-minded players to wonder why the game doesn’t actually include any fairies in the game.

This poster isn’t the only reference to fairies in either. Players who pay attention to the pictures in Sims’ dialogue bubbles will occasionally see a fairy pop up. The Game Pack also includes a statue that features fairies. These references combined with other supernatural elements found in means it wouldn’t be completely out of the question to see a fairy-themed expansion or game pack.

Fairies in don’t seem too far out of the question. Not only does the game already include vampires, but some other supernatural elements in are very similar to fairies. If players join the Secret Society in, they can make offerings to tiny sprites to improve their academic success. These