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The Sims 4 Players Spent 146 Million Hours Customizing Characters This Year
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We often joke that we spend way too much time in character customization, but it turns out we actually do. Player stats revealed by EA reveal that we spent a total of 146,000,000 hours in create a Sim mode, which translates to over 16,000 years.
This news comes from EA's 2021 year in gaming, and reveals that we're all very picky about how our Sims look. The data only pertains to the most recent release The Sims 4, so that's not even the full scale of how micromanage-y we are in this series.
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Eletania Is Mass Effect's Most Underrated Planet
Exploring planets across Mass Effect is a strange business. Only the first game in the trilogy lets you actively explore the planets, putting you in the Mako and letting you drive across the terrain to your heart's content. The only issue with that, of course, is that the Mako sucks. Meanwhile Mass Effect 2 and 3 have you landing at specific stations, cities, and hubs, meaning you cannot roam as freely nor do you have a spirit of discovery to you. That means, for all its great locations, it's hard to truly know anywhere - and as a result, Eletania is left out in the cold.
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