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[[File:TS4all14postcards.png|thumb|All 14 postcards that can be found ingame on a corkboard, that can be found in build mode.]] |
[[File:TS4all14postcards.png|thumb|All 14 postcards that can be found ingame on a corkboard, that can be found in build mode.]] |
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'''Pen Pals''' are a feature introduced with ''[[The Sims 4]]''. Getting a Pen Pal is the only way of collecting postcards. |
'''Pen Pals''' are a feature introduced with ''[[The Sims 4]]''. Getting a Pen Pal is the only way of collecting postcards. |
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To get one the player has to locate the "Socialize" menu point on the [[computer]] and choose "Find a Pen Pal". After a few sim hours a notification will confirm, if the player's Sim found a Pen Pal. If they write them enough letters afterwards, the option to ask for a postcard will appear. If the player chooses this option, there is a chance that a postcard will appear in the mail of the next day. |
To get one the player has to locate the "Socialize" menu point on the [[computer]] and choose "Find a Pen Pal". After a few [[time|sim hours]] a notification will confirm, if the player's [[Sim]] found a Pen Pal. If they write them enough letters afterwards, the option to ask for a postcard will appear. If the player chooses this option, there is a chance that a postcard will appear in the mail of the next day. |
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To be able to collect all postcards a Sim can get a Pen Pal multiple times. |
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== Postcards == |
== Postcards == |
Revision as of 23:56, 7 January 2018
Pen Pals are a feature introduced with The Sims 4. Getting a Pen Pal is the only way of collecting postcards.
To get one the player has to locate the "Socialize" menu point on the computer and choose "Find a Pen Pal". After a few sim hours a notification will confirm, if the player's Sim found a Pen Pal. If they write them enough letters afterwards, the option to ask for a postcard will appear. If the player chooses this option, there is a chance that a postcard will appear in the mail of the next day.
To be able to collect all postcards a Sim can get a Pen Pal multiple times.
Postcards
Image | World | Description | Rarity | Value |
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Sunset Valley | Admiring the skies of Sunset Valley, where it all began! | Common | 20§ | |
Appaloosa Plains | Horsing around with furry friends! Come visit Appaloosa Plains! | Common | 20§ | |
Riverview | Gone Fishin' in Riverview! Havin' a Reel Good Time! | Common | 20§ | |
Littlehaven | Having a lovely holiday in Littlehaven. Wish you were here! | Common | 20§ | |
Bridgeport | Touring the bright lights of Bridgeport! | Common | 20§ | |
Lucky Palms | What happens in Lucky Palms, stays in Lucky Palms! | Common | 20§ | |
Moonlight Falls | Moonlight Falls, home of all things Magical and Supernatural! | Common | 20§ | |
Twinbrook | Thinking of you from Twinbrook, where style is invented! | Common | 20§ | |
Lunar Lakes | Come experience Lunar Lakes! A place like nowhere else! | Uncommon | 50§ | |
Midnight Hollow | Eerie Greetings from Midnight Hollow, a Uniquely Eccentric Town. | Uncommon | 50§ | |
Barnacle Bay | Ahoy! There be a fine breeze 'n plenty 'o plunder here in Barnacle Bay! | Uncommon | 55§ | |
Champs Les Sims | Bonjour! Enjoying find juice and frog legs in Champs Les Sims! | Uncommon | 60§ | |
Isla Paradiso | Fun in the Sun and Under the Sea! Relaxing at Tropical Isla Paradiso! | Rare | 120§ | |
Dragon Valley | Huzzah! Come tarry a while in Dragon Valley. Here be Dragons! | Rare | 135§ |
Reward
After collecting all postcards the player recieves the "My Pen Pal" award, which is a plaque that can be hung on a wall.
Trivia
- The description of Lucky Palm's postcard is a reference to the phrase "What happens in L.A., stays in L.A.".
- The description of Dragon Valley's postcard says "Here be Dragons!", which is a medieval practice of indicating danger by putting pictures of dragons and sea monsters on maps.