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==Controversy==
==Controversy==
Due to the expansion representing japanese culture and includes imagery and statues of certain aspects of japanese culture, there has been a controversy from south koreans and other asian countries towards a shrine interaction displayed in the trailer, and a jacket containing images similar to the "Rising Sun" symbol.
Due to the expansion representing japanese culture and includes imagery and statues of certain aspects of japanese culture, there has been a controversy from south koreans and other asian countries towards a shrine interaction displayed in the trailer, and a jacket containing images similar to the "Rising Sun" symbol.<ref>https://simscommunity.info/2020/10/21/south-korean-players-raise-concern-over-insensitive-imagery-in-the-sims-4-snowy-escape/</ref>


The reason it is controversial is mainly due to japan's colonial era and oppression on asian countries.
The reason it is controversial is mainly due to japan's colonial era and oppression on asian countries. Many have pointed out that the sim worshipping the shrine in the trailer was used against koreans in the colonial era of japan's past, considered by many to be offensive.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 03:51, 22 October 2020

The Sims 4: Snowy Escape
The Sims 4: Snowy Escape
The Sims 4: Snowy Escape
Box art for The Sims 4: Snowy Escape
Development
Developer(s) Maxis, The Sims Studio
Publisher(s) Electronic Arts
Series The Sims
Release date(s) November 13, 2020
Technical information
Platform(s) Windows, macOS, Xbox One, PlayStation 4
Mode(s) Single-player
System requirements Minimum system requirements on TheSims.com
Game features
Themes Sports, Vacation, Weather
Worlds Mt. Komorebi
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The Sims 4: Snowy Escape is the upcoming tenth expansion pack for The Sims 4. It was announced on October 19, 2020, and its trailer premiered the next day.[1] It is due to be released on November 13, 2020 on all platforms.

The expansion centers on the world of Mt. Komorebi, a snowy, Japanese-inspired mountainous area that features activities such as snowboarding, skiing, sledding and mountain climbing, as well as natural hot springs. Other features include the lifestyles and sentiments game mechanic and new Japanese-inspired food and architecture. The Sims 4: Seasons is not a requirement for the pack.[2] This pack features some elements of Vacation Island from The Sims: Vacation, Takemizu Village and Three Lakes from The Sims 2: Bon Voyage and Shang Simla from The Sims 3: World Adventures.

Official description

Chase Your Thrills – Test your Sim’s skill and endurance with activities on the mountainside! Grab skis for a downhill ride, strap on a snowboard to shred, or bundle up on a sled with another Sim. Prefer going up? Build their rock climbing skill and challenge your Sim to reach the mountain peak during daring, sometimes dangerous, excursions.

Find Your Zen – Let your Sim’s worries float away in the natural hot springs, then unwind over hot pot around the kotatsu table or socialize while hiking through bamboo forests and snowy terrain. Bask in the serenity of mindful walks and soothing music to take control of your emotions and discover your inner zen.

Create Your Sanctuary – Whether you prefer the traditional details or modern touches of Japanese-inspired furniture and decor, you can incorporate shoji doors, windows and screens, tatami mats, and more to design a home that complements your life. Take your shoes off at the genkan entryway in the soft glow of paper lanterns overhead, or build your own rock garden outside!

Define Your Lifestyle – Unlock new personality and relationship effects with the introduction of Lifestyles and Sentiments. Lifestyles manifest in response to your Sim’s actions and habits, changing their behaviors appropriately. Similarly, shared experiences inspire Sentiments and have a lasting impact on Sims’ relationships to each other, affecting their social interactions.

New features

World and neighborhoods

Mt. Komorebi functions as both a residential world and a destination world. Sims can either rent vacation homes or buy residential lots.[3]

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Lifestyles and sentiments

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New additions

New Objects

New Skills

New Lot Assignment

Other New Features

  • Sledding
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Controversy

Due to the expansion representing japanese culture and includes imagery and statues of certain aspects of japanese culture, there has been a controversy from south koreans and other asian countries towards a shrine interaction displayed in the trailer, and a jacket containing images similar to the "Rising Sun" symbol.[4]

The reason it is controversial is mainly due to japan's colonial era and oppression on asian countries. Many have pointed out that the sim worshipping the shrine in the trailer was used against koreans in the colonial era of japan's past, considered by many to be offensive.

Gallery

Music

  • TBA

References

"The Sims" Chronology
Preceded by
The Sims 4: Journey to Batuu
September 8, 2020
The Sims series PC games Latest release
Preceded by
The Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle
June 5, 2020
The Sims 4 expansion packs Latest expansion pack
The Sims series expansion packs


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