Sims 4 Player Discovers Romance Option By Risking Their Sim's Life
Romance is one of the most exciting parts of , but when things get too heated, plunging forward can incur some real risks. Although is principally a casual life simulation game, that doesn't mean that managing the lives of Simsis always simple or safe. Complex needs and demands can easily land Sims in hot water, but some of the consequences can go unseen for years by anyone who tends to avoid letting things go too far.
A Reddit post from player blackmoonbluemoon documents their first encounter with the «option, a romance feature that only becomes available when a Sim is Enraged. In this case, the Sim in question is upset after an incident of infidelity, making the charged nature of the choice understandable.
The charged nature of a Frenzied Kiss is a far cry from most of the game's more typical romance options, with others like „“ and „“ featured in the same screenshot showing the extreme difference. Being Enraged can be dangerous for a Sim, so as steamy as going down this path might seem, it's not one for the faint of heart.
Rumor has it The Sims 5 has quietly been canceled, but what that means for the future of the series (and Project Rene) is much more complicated.
Committing to options that open up to Enraged Sims tends to only increase their anger, although there's no universal rule on the subject. Anything that seems like it would make things worse usually will, regardless, and pushing things too far can actually result in a Sim's death in the form of a Cardiac Explosion. The best way to avoid this is usually just to back off and have a Sim do something that won't increase their rage, but living life on the edge certainly has its appeal.
is set to add a lot of new romance options in the expansion, but like all add-ons to the games, indulging in the new features will come at a monetary cost. For anyone who isn't yet sold on, it's nice to see how the default romance system is still capable of surprising players today. It may not be as robust as it could be
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