Club Perks - A huge list of club perks allows you to customize your club further, and even get bonuses outside of the club.A group of silent bobs who only get together to work on rockets or a foodie club that gets together to cook out and chow down on fine foods, all of this is possible because of the clubs system incorporating most of the game's major activities. No-No's - Don't want Sims to be mean to one other, or have some specific quirk - like telling jokes? You can make this a rule that your club members must follow.One might even make a teen-only club that goes about causing chaos in town, sabotaging objects and laughing at the misfortune of other Sims. The list is HUGE, so just about any activity you can think of that already exists in the game can be ticked off in order to give your club just the right feel. You're able to select what types of activities Sims will do in your club, based on your Sim's interests, or your own gameplay goals. The whole system might be worthless without this. Choose Activities - This is where you gain some major control over your club.Study clubs are possible, as Sims could, say, get together and cook. Skill and Career-based Clubs - Your Club may be open only to Sims who are skilled in any of the game's existing skills or Careers (most importantly, including those from other Packs) - so it'll be a great way to meet and hangout with coworkers or Sims who can benefit your own.You can be as restrictive or open as you want - based on age (and select multiple age groups that qualify, like children and teens), traits, careers, and several other criteria, and you're able to select multiple choices from these categories - if this weren't the case, it'd be rather bland. Choose who can join - You can select clubs' membership requirements and be very specific - for example, you may say only Teens can participate, but those teens also have to be Geniuses and Geeks.Name your Club and Choose a Symbol - You can name your Club whatever you want, and select a symbol which can appear over members' heads to show who is a member when they're nearby.
This feature sounds awesome, because it actually incorporates skills and careers from other Packs (such as Get to Work). Here are the main features of clubs: Choose entry restrictions, activities, personality traits, and other membership requirements for your club - you can then choose what type of activities the Sims will do when the club meets up. You can choose which of your Sims will be involved in clubs, and even try to join specific exclusive clubs. Having dedicated clubs and perks for participating in them, will help immensely in alleviating this flaw in The Sims 4's base game. Clubs seem promising, given many of us don't have a lot of reason to get Sims outdoors and explore the various neighborhoods. There are some pre-existing clubs around town, but many players will enjoy making and customizing their own. Like Get to Work, this is where we get the whole name for the Expansion. This article has been viewed 46,997 times.Clubs are the single biggest feature of this Expansion Pack, and are far better than many first imagined them to be. In this case, several readers have written to tell us that this article was helpful to them, earning it our reader-approved status. WikiHow marks an article as reader-approved once it receives enough positive feedback. She has a Master of Business Administration from Arizona State University and a BA in Business Economics from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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