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Parties are featured in ''[[The Sims 4]]''. They are referred to as a '''social event'''. There are a variety of party types in ''The Sims 4'', a house party, black and white formal, costume party, spooky party, dinner party, wedding, and birthday. |
Parties are featured in ''[[The Sims 4]]''. They are referred to as a '''social event'''. There are a variety of party types in ''The Sims 4'', a house party, black and white formal, costume party, spooky party, dinner party, wedding, and birthday. |
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Each party will have a timer with goals specified for the party. The player will receive a bronze, silver, or gold medal and exclusive items related to the party. Like ''The Sims 3'', Sims may rent a venue and throw a party at a [[community lot]]. |
Each party will have a timer with goals specified for the party. The player will receive a bronze, silver, or gold medal and exclusive items related to the party. A party can be ended at any time by clicking on the timer but doing so prematurely will give the hosting Sim a negative moodlet. Like ''The Sims 3'', Sims may rent a venue and throw a party at a [[community lot]]. |
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Note that all parties timers can be disabled by not checking the party timer box when arranging your social event. |
Note that all parties timers can be disabled by not checking the party timer box when arranging your social event. |
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Sims who are currently at school or work at the time the invite was sent will not be able to join. An invited Sim whose school or work hours begin in the middle of the social event may be able to stay if they do not belong to the same household as the host Sim, otherwise a warning will appear asking the player if the Sim can skip school or work. |
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