You might start the process by asking for an autograph before trying to initiate a conversation aimed at winning them over.
(How nice would it have been to see celebrity designation at a glance?) In any case, much like real celebrities, these sims won't just strike up a casual conversation with you instead, they need to be impressed before you can socialize. Many of the sims cavorting about the city of Bridgeport are labeled with up to five stars indicating their celebrity status, though you need to hover your mouse over them to seek this info. The family that sucks blood together, stays together.Īlmost every major addition in The Sims 3: Late Night is a social one, with the focus on celebrity status at the top of the list.
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Late Night isn't as impactful as The Sims 3's previous expansion, and these are notions that the series has considered before (in The Sims 2 Nightlife), but what it lacks in inventiveness, it almost makes up for in pure verve. The other addition, vampirism, harks back to the old days when each Sims expansion introduced a new and kooky supernatural element to the mix. You gain celebrity, form bands, and visit dance clubs and dive bars with friends in tow. One of them is the way the expansion's charm captures the essence of a night out on the town. Just like moving in real life, the prospect of leaving behind the spoils of your hard work and starting from scratch is a stressful one, but there are good reasons to be enticed.
The most important one is that you must leave your cozy burb behind and start anew in the bustling city that comes with the package if you want to explore all The Sims 3: Late Night has to offer. The latest add-on to the popular life simulation makes a number of tantalizing additions to the game, though they come with a few caveats. If you've ever wanted your little computer people of The Sims 3 to contemplate the dark corners of their lives, the Late Night expansion is your ticket to blood-pumping parties and blood-sucking brotherhoods.
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