However, I take no credits for it as it was originally created by Esmeralda on MTS. I managed to change the tuning of a statue that came with the romantic garden pack to make it act as a wishing well and that’s it. I went out of my way to add a tiny bit of gameplay to this although I’m not a modder and I don’t know a thing about modding or messing with the game’s script files. This pack took me a hot minute to make and I have a few things to say about it.įirst of all, don’t expect too much though I can proudly say that this pack has more to offer than most Stuff Packs do. Good old, super exhausted Plasma-Jane here.
For the common Sim, a visit to the bathhouse is the easiest and best way to fill up that hygiene bar.You can even meet new people and socialize there. GO TO A BATHHOUSE: Is your Sim’s hygiene decreasing? Well, only the wealthiest citizens can afford a bath in their own home. It can’t hurt to try it, right? Well, better be careful not to upset the goddess. A gift to the goddess might just convince her to grant your Sim that wish for wealth, happiness, youth or a skill boost. VISIT APHRODITE’S TEMPLE: Let your female Sims visit the Temple of Aphrodite to ask for blessings. If music is not for you, why don’t you try painting? Maybe the muses have blessed your Sim with a talent to paint breathtaking pictures.
Learn how to make herbal potions and sell your goods on the local market.īECOME A BARD: Practice your skills on the harp, write and publish your own songs and become a renown artist. LIVE IN AN ANCIENT GREEK HOME: Learn how to live off the land! Become a farmer or fisherman, plant your own crops to survive or work on your fishing skills. This pack comes with a fully customized world, new functional gameplay items and a bunch of new CAS stuff for your Sims to enjoy! Have you ever wanted your Sim to travel back in time and experience the life of the early civilizations? Well, now you can. SIMS 4 ANCIENT GREECE STUFF PACK - BETA RELEASE Explore the Ancient Greek world in this new Custom Stuff Pack.
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