Sim
- For the first game in the series, see The Sims.
- For the series, see The Sims (series).
Un Sim es una persona virtualmente simulada. Los Sims son el foco principal de la serie The Sims , y se consideran el estado de vida principal en casi todos los juegos de la serie.
Sims son criaturas complejas, capaces de deseos , miedos y necesidades físicas y mentales . Los Sims pueden tener una apariencia única con diferentes colores de cabello y ojos, colores de piel, tamaños de cuerpo y más. La personalidad de un Sim es igualmente compleja, ya que los Sims tienen sus propias aspiraciones o rasgos , lo que permite innumerables variaciones entre Sims.
Los Sims viven su vida cotidiana, mientras que también viven un ciclo de vida completo , que se extiende desde el nacimiento hasta la muerte. El progreso de la vida de un Sim está inexorablemente ligado a las decisiones del jugador; Mientras que a los Sims se les puede proporcionar cierta cantidad de autonomía , en última instancia, sus vidas están bajo el control del jugador. Este vínculo entre el jugador y el Sim está simbolizado por PlumbBob , que muestra el Sim que está actualmente bajo el control activo del jugador.
La evolución de los Sims
Los Sims se mencionaron por primera vez en la primera edición de SimCity , pero aparte de los pequeños puntos en el estadio deportivo, nunca se los vio. Su primera aparición conocida fue en SimAnt (1991); solo había un dueño en el patio y la colonia de hormigas en la que vivía. Los jugadores también pueden ver un gato callejero o errante fuera del patio que el perro asusta con frecuencia.
Se les dio más interacción a los Sims en SimTown (1994), y fue la base de muchos conceptos que luego entraron en Los Sims. Entre estos había un medidor de humor muy básico que solo contenía "triste" y "feliz" y tenía relativamente pocos factores que intervienen en él. Los jugadores pueden elegir las cosas favoritas de ciertos Sims (algo así como Aspiración en Los Sims 2 ) y pueden mirar en todas las casas (sin embargo, solo se puede revelar un piso).
Después de eso, ningún juego se acercó tanto a Los Sims como el juego en sí. Sin embargo, Streets of SimCity (1997) introdujo Simlish por primera vez en la música de radio. El primer juego con Simlish hablado fue SimCopter (1996).
Simología
- See also: Anatomy of Sims
Sims are a bipedal, humanoid species,[1] found in SimNation. Most Sims are omnivores, however vampiric Sims exhibit hematophagy, and some Sims, who get sick from eating meat, exhibit vegetarianism[TS3][TS4CL]. Sims have four limbs: two arms and two legs. It is unclear how intelligent Sims are; although they have the ability to use tools and create works of art and technology, they lack direction and often require a guiding hand, that of the player, to manage some of the simplest of tasks. Sims tend to be social creatures, and can hallucinate if left alone for too long.
The Sims
The characteristics of Sims in The Sims, The Sims for consoles, The Sims Bustin' Out for consoles and The Sims Bustin' Out handhelds.
- A Sim's Needs affect their Mood.
- A Sim's Personality determines what activities they prefer and how they interact with other Sims. It is affected by their Zodiac signs.
- Interests are what Sims like to talk about.
- Age affects the interactions a Sim can perform
- Relationships with other Sims
- Employment and Education
- Skills determine how well Sims perform certain tasks
The Urbz: Sims in the City
The characteristics of Sims (here called Urbz) in The Urbz: Sims in the City.
- A Sim's Needs affect their Mood. Urbz only have five of the usual eight motives.
- Relationships with other Sims
- Skills determine how well Sims perform certain tasks. Urbz only have three skills instead of six.
- Reputation is based on how well a Sim gets along with others and increases when completing tasks for them.
The Sims 2
The characteristics of Sims in The Sims 2, The Sims 2 (console), The Sims 2: Pets (console), The Sims 2: Castaway, The Sims 2: Apartment Pets, and The Sims Stories. Some characteristics are only available with Expansion packs.
- A Sim's Needs affect their Mood. Their needs are based on their Life state and age.
- A Sim's Personality determines what activities they prefer and how they interact with other Sims. It is affected by their Zodiac signs. Their sign and their Turn-ons/offs also determine their romantic compatibility.[TS2:N]
- Interests are what Sims like to talk about.
- Age affects the interactions a Sim can perform.
- Memories of what has occurred in their lives.
- Relationships with other Sims
- Employment and Education
- Life state
- Aspirations that determine a Sim's short- and long-term goals
- Wants and fears, determined by a Sim's aspiration
- Skills & Talent Badges[TS2:OFB] determine how well Sims perform certain tasks
- Hobby enthusiasm[TS2:FT]
- Reputation is based on how nice a Sim is to others[TS2:AL]
The Sims 3
- A Sim's Needs affect their Mood as well as Moodlets from what is occurring in their lives
- A Sim's traits determines how they interact with other Sims and what activities they prefer.
- Favorites affect their favorite aspects of everyday life
- Zodiac sign affects their romantic compatibility with other Sims
- Memories are collected in a scrap book when major events take place
- Opportunities
- Reputation is affected by public actions Sims make
- Celebrity status is affected by careers, public actions, relationships, and household funds
- Life states vary
- Lifetime Wish are determined by their traits
- Genetics are influenced by both parents and previous generations
- Wishes are also determined by their traits, their lifetime wish and what is happening in their life and environment
- Age affects the interactions a Sim can perform
- Relationship with other Sims
- Employment and Education
- Skills determine how well Sims perform certain tasks
The Sims 4
- A Sim's needs affect their mood and emotions as well as moodlets from what is occurring in their lives.
- A Sim's traits determine what emotions they can feel during their lives and how they interact with other Sims and what activities they prefer. Traits also offer Sims unique interactions.
- Emotions are affected by in-game events and affect a Sim's moodlets and interactions.
- Memories are stored in a scrapbook interface, which also store the Sim's emotion.
- Age affects the interactions a Sim performs.
- Sims can become certain life states.
- Sims can have a multitude of aspirations in which when chosen gives the Sim a unique trait. Sims can also change their aspiration but not their unique traits unless they complete them.
- Whims are also determined by traits, aspiration, and what is happening in their life and environment.
- Relationships with other Sims of two varieties, friendship and romantic.
- Employment and education.
- Skills determine how well Sims perform certain tasks.
- Character values affect children's journey to adulthood and can determine their future traits.[TS4:PH]
- Childhood phases[TS4:PH]
The normal life state
Generally, a Sim is born with the normal life state.[2][3] Prior to The Sims 3: Supernatural, the normal life state was the only one that could be created in Create a Sim.[4]
Unlike the other life states, being normal does not offer any advantages or disadvantages, although, that can be seen as an advantage or disadvantage.
Compatibility
With the exception of alien-Sim hybrids[TS2], which are the result of genetics, Sim-hybrids are not possible. A normal Sim who is transformed to another life state ceases to be normal.
Sim as a Taxonomic Category
In The Sims universe, a normal Sim is categorized under the Human life state. This means that "Sim" as a category is something broader than a species. Witches are Sims who have gained the ability to use spells. A werewolf is a Sim who has two forms, and has the ability to switch between these. Vampires are Sims inflicted with a viral illness that grants them heightened abilities at the cost of needing nourishment from agents that are present in Human Sim blood. PlantSims are Sims who have acquired some qualities of plants, such as the ability to photosynthesize, and who therefore have different needs.
While Fairies, Genies, Bigfoots, Aliens, and Mermaids can be categorized as Sims, they are not humans, and are different species on their own. Speculatively, a Genie could be a purple-hued humanoid with the ability to manipulate spacetime, a Bigfoot could be a highly evolved ape on the cusp of sapience, Aliens could be a species evolved light years away from the human Sims' planet, Fairies could be mischievous humanoids that affect nature.
Zombies are either dead Sims who have been partially restored to life, or Sims changed from a transformation. Similarly, ghosts are the spirits of dead Sims who are visiting from the Netherworld. Mummies are cursed Sims in a state which can be considered a derivative of Zombieism. Servos, SimBots, and Plumbots are considered as Artificial Sims.
See also
Notes
- ↑ However, whether or not Sims are considered a species has never been stated.
- ↑ PlantSim toddlers in The Sims 2: Seasons are not born, but are produced from spores. In The Sims 3: University Life, PlantSim babies are grown from forbidden fruit seeds.
- ↑ In The Sims 3, many occult life states are genetic, and can be passed from parent to child.
- ↑ In The Sims 2, testingcheatsenabled allows the player to enable Debug Mode in Create a Sim. Enabling Debug Mode makes alien and mannequin skins available.
Dates featured: July 1–15, 2012.
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