Maxis' The Sims 4 recently received its latest update, the Romantic Garden Stuff Pack. With it, the development team has promised settings that will cordially hit the soft side of the Sims with the Wishing Well feature, but sadly, not everything will turn out as well as wanted, as some have elaborated on their results.
According to I Digital Times, the recent Romantic Garden Stuff Pack shows off the most admirable settings for some Sims who look to establish a more romantic relationship. The promise does not only deliver for those with a partner, but even those that are single. Some effects vary from others, in which gamers have officially opened up to the public.
Since there are multiple aspects for the wishes, as per Day Herald, some outcomes may be more negative than others. An example would be for Happiness, in which a certain Sims' happiness maybe given to someone else, or even get a full 24 hours of happy moods without any consequences.
In the same manner, single Sims will get their share of being in a flirty vibe, the soulmate or partner appears or even the ghost boyfriend. A lot can happen for the said wishes, as the Wishing Well's mood determines them and even increases chances through the Make an Offering option with a selection that ranges from a hundred dollars to five thousand.
In other related news, Neuro Gadget stated rumors that the future could present some downloadable content updates which could bring about some restaurants or markets. The said rumor has not been confirmed yet by Maxis, nor was it denied. In general, the issues has not been scrapped and could still be a big tendency.
Maxis' The Sims 4 is still the latest title of the series. One approach that the development team was known for is the continuous updates that adhere to a certain occasion or holiday that fans will be part of. Keep posted for more news on The Sims 4.
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