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==Achiever== |
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The Achiever pushes Sims to pursue [[wish]]es or [[want]]s, as well as developing [[career]]s and [[skill]]s. They might "power-game" in [[Create a Sim]], to gather as many positive [[trait]]s as possible (Charismatic, Genius etc). |
The Achiever pushes Sims to pursue [[wish]]es or [[want]]s, as well as developing [[career]]s and [[skill]]s. They might "power-game" in [[Create a Sim]], to gather as many positive [[Trait (The Sims 3)|trait]]s as possible (Charismatic, Genius etc). |
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==Experimenter== |
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Revision as of 20:11, 17 May 2014
There are several different play styles for games in The Sims series. Players can pursue one play style, or several different at the same time.
EA has identified several play styles, and tries to develop the game for each of them.
Builder
The Builder might spend much time in Buy mode, Build mode or Create-A-World[TS3], to create perfect lots and neighborhoods; beautiful, prosperous, realistic, or challenging. This is not unusual, as The Sims was originally intended to be a building game.
Achiever
The Achiever pushes Sims to pursue wishes or wants, as well as developing careers and skills. They might "power-game" in Create a Sim, to gather as many positive traits as possible (Charismatic, Genius etc).
Experimenter
The Experimenter wants to test Sims' behavior under different circumstances. They might occasionally be cruel or sadistic.
Storyteller
The Storyteller wants to experience, and maybe to document, their Sims' dramatic lives.