Sims 4 Is Missing The Perfect Content Pack Addition
has featured the best Create-A-Sim and Build Mode that the game has ever seen in the 25-year history of the franchise, with a huge focus on creative freedom for its players. Being the core game for the last decade, 's gameplay is a little bit safer than previous installments of the game, with EA prioritizing the creative elements of the game in order for players to have a very relaxing, cozy gaming experience. It's been evident that the game's success has indeed been fueled by its endless options for players to explore being creative.
Over the course of the lifespan of, its gameplay has been regularly expanded through all the content packs that have been released for it. Catering to a wide range of interests, players have been able to experience content packs with a focus on mundane activities such as laundry, eco-lifestyle, and professional life, as well as more occult packs like and. There's always been a content pack for every player, but there's been one pack missing from that would definitely elevate the game: a pack revolving entirely around beauty salons.
The addition of beauty salons in would be a game-changer in terms of player creativity while playing in Live Mode. Were beauty salons to be introduced in the game, players could experience building and running their very own beauty salon and select the range of services that the business could offer. These could include hair appointments, makeup application, manicures, pedicures, nail tech appointments, and treatments like hair removal.
Beauty salons could also provide new work opportunities for Sims who would like to pursue a career in beauty. Beauty salons would also be a vibrant business place where Sims would be able to boost their Social need while engaging with its employees and other clients attending appointments.
It is likely to make enemies in The Sims 4. Some townies are worse than others, with unpleasant traits and other grudges.
Another feature that the addition of beauty salons in could
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