@JohnBigOz Ironically attics were something I put decent time into. Yes you can build them in #TheSims4; they work well with the new roofs.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) June 28, 2014
@JohnBigOz If the roof has enough space you can build or put usable objects under it. You can add doors/windows on roof drop walls as well.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) June 28, 2014
@simmeric No.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) June 28, 2014
@Cinderellimouse I talked about this a bit in the interview with @SimsVIP – we don't have the (cont) http://t.co/DHbEQLxrpU
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) June 28, 2014
I talked about this a bit in the interview with @SimsVIP – we don’t have the traditional rabbitholes that players are familiar with from Sims 3. Instead the game treats careers more like Sims 2 where the Sim leaves for the day and returns after their shift.
@Cinderellimouse @SimsVIP One of the big benefits of the careers is that as you progress through (cont) http://t.co/MT3iza83f1
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) June 28, 2014
One of the big benefits of the careers is that as you progress through them you get lots of rewards that can be used in your Sim’s home so that it’s a greater reflection of who they are. Many of the skills also have similar unlockables. If your Sim loves painting, shouldn’t they be able to build themselves an art studio that actually looks like a studio to make art in?
@kaiity_xx Yup, that's part of the new system called Away Actions. When your Sim is off lot you can still have them do a variety of things.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) June 29, 2014
@kaiity_xx Off the top of my head… you can choose other specific Sims for them to socialize with, (cont) http://t.co/WggnD73ZS8
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) June 29, 2014
Off the top of my head… you can choose other specific Sims for them to socialize with, you can build specific skills, can sleep, can have them maintain their needs… things like careers have their own set of away actions that are more relevant to their work.
@TaySaySims 8 Sims per household.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) June 29, 2014
@Manu_Kreis It's a marketing tag line. If you want to simulate a normal life in The Sims 4, by all means you certainly can.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) June 29, 2014
@TheSimsResource Correct. Still plenty of woohoo to be had!
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) June 29, 2014
@carolineknaip Hi Carol. Sims are neither right nor left handed.
— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) June 28, 2014
@purpleclauu @carolineknaip Sorry. Perhaps it's more accurate to say they are "hand agnostic." What hand they use is purely…
— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) June 28, 2014
@purpleclauu @carolineknaip …based on animation art and animation technology.
— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) June 28, 2014
@fckngkidneys I'm not sure how to answer that. We have loading screens with graphics for our loads. Does that help?
— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) June 28, 2014
@fckngkidneys When the game needs to load, yes, the game will pause and a loading screen will appear.
— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) June 28, 2014
