#Sims 3 puberty mod movie
#Sims 3 puberty mod free

Having acne sprout up on its own in-game would be good! Certainly better than just adding a perma-pimple in CAS! (We used to have acne popping up and then getting better in other versions of the Sims for teen Sims.) But again, teens, and even adults get acne in real life. Roller skating and ice skating were already added with the Seasons EP, but again this is an activity Sims of most ages can enjoy.

#Sims 3 puberty mod movie

EA isn't going to go through the trouble to incorporate a whole new life stage into an existing game if the new life stage does the same interactions as an already existing one! Crushes also can occur at almost all life stages in real-life (I had crushes on classmates in Kindergarten, and even had crushes on TV and movie stars at the age of three!) But I do like the idea of crushes being added to the game!В :eahigh_file: That's a great idea!Д®A could add going to the movies on a date, but this would also be open for teens, young adults, adults, and elders. So extending these mild dating actions to younger Sims wouldn't really do anything to the game because the interactions would be the same for pre-teens and teens. We already have mild dating interactions for Teens. (and hopefully eventually College/University!) ! But if that were to be added we would need Elementary School, then Intermediate School, then Middle School/Junior High School, then High School. Some districts, states, or countries have Intermediate school, which is really distinct to pre-teens. Junior High/Middle School are kind of more just school for early teens. But I still hope we get them in the game! Slumber parties are a fantastic idea! But both children and teens have those, so there isn't really anything about slumber parties that says 'pre-teen only'.

Jealousy and bossy behavior occur at any and every age! Yes, a pre-teen 9 year old will copy teens, but so will a child who is 5 years old, and for that matter, so will other teens! (Although, technically, pre-teen includes all humans that aren't' in their teens yet, even toddlers! ) But since adolescence usually starts at around 12, that is what many people think of. We think of the teen years starting at thir teen,В but in actuality teens means 10's (so this would be any age from 10-19.). I think the mix-up comes from the term 'teen' as a life-stage. Having a pre-teen stage is a nice way to give the feel of more fluid and gradual age transitions! But here's the problem: almost every single activity listed is something that teens do. The public has been talking about it, and I felt like I had to share my you have a lot of great ideas, especially since we don't' have gradual aging in the Sims. Embarassed moodlets from periods, voice cracks, acne, rejection. Pre teens could take care of toddlers, and take pets out for walks, maybe do some mild easy dishes (like salads) Shorter than teens, taller than children. Maybe add some hobbies and after school clubs? (Cheerleading, Math club, Science club, Boys scouts etc.) Girls could develop breasts, and boys could get a deeper voice- and acne for both! Pre teens could get a moodlet from puberty, and they can get it at different times as their friends

(Rollerblading, movie theatres, Ice skating.) Such as pecks, holding hands, hugs, double dates. Slumber parties! (sneaking out, painting nails, binge watching shows with friends. Getting jealous of younger siblings, as well as being bossy How about the perspective of adults of pre teens? I've seen this request everywhere, But everyone is thinking it by the perspective of a pre teen, which I think is fine.

Pre teens would make the gameplay so much fuller, and much more fun! It was great as they added young adults, and toddlers already.

#Sims 3 puberty mod free

Then I thought about the Sims free play, they had pre teens. It goes from 8-10 year old to 16-18 year old. While I was playing the Sims, I realized how awkward the child-to-teen gap is. I could play for hours and not get bored. I have been a fellow fan of the Sims as long as I can remember.