The Sims 1: Ultimate Guide To Making Friends (& Maintaining Them)
includes different requirements for promotions in your Sims' jobs that you won't see in other games, and one requirement is having a certain number of friends. Unfortunately, you'll also find that making friends in is harder than in later versions. The good news is that making and maintaining friends isn't impossible, and there are methods you can do to help your Sims become social butterflies.
Sinceincludes Pack, it has the updated relationship bars that expansion introduced to the series. This means you have the lifetime relationship bar on the bottom and the daily relationship bar on the top for each Sim your Sim knows, similar to the rest of the series. These bars range from -100 to 100 to show the nature of your Sim's relationship with each Sim they've interacted with at least once.
When you start playing a household, you'll have neighbors come to welcome you. If your goal is making friends, then it's helpful to greet them to start adding Sims to your relationship tab so you can contact them later and continue building a friendship with them. Acquaintances have a relationship between -25 and 25. Then, a relationship between 25 and 50 is considered warm but not quite friendly. Finally, 50 and higher indicates friendship when going for a platonic relationship. Keeping track of these numbers also helps you know which interactions are more likely to be successful.
The Sims 2 picks up 25 years after The Sims 1. Many characters have aged up or died. But, there are means of reviving the dead to meet old friends.
Aside from the neighbors who greet you, you probably won't get a lot of random visitors. That's why you want totravel to community lots to find new Sims you can befriend. These are perfect for finding friends because Sims will show up after you travel there, which gives you more opportunities to meet new Sims and start building a relationship by talking with them a few times, but don't give them a compliment until you're in the warm category, as having a
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