Secret Baldur's Gate 3 References Added to Sims 4 DLC

Lift back the veil and reveal secrets about your Sims' rich lives and beyond in The Sims™ 4 Life and Death Expansion Pack. Fulfill your life's dreams by ticking items off your bucket list, or pursue your dreams as a ghost with unfinished business. There's a terrifying new world to become a ghost in, a profession to get you closer to the Grim, a will to write, a graveyard to explore, and even ghost skills to master. There is no real ending when moving between life and the afterlife, or even reincarnation. There is only a transition.

Key features:
endless journey — Create a bucket list by collecting goals throughout your Sim’s life, starting in adolescence. Items will appear in a list based on your Sim's traits and family relationships, or you can choose your own. Removing items is possible, but completing them will give you powerful rewards. If your Sim's life ends with items remaining on their list, they can dedicate their afterlife to completing their unfinished business. The ultimate reward for experiencing everything on the list is the option to be reborn. However, you can still move on or remain as a ghost in this dimension.

terrible and colorful life — Make death your life's work as you reap souls, help ghosts, exorcise ghosts, and more as a member of the Grim team. Or you could become a mortician and deal with death more from the perspective of the living. Outside of work, you can spend your days exploring the Crypts and building Thanatology skills for your new Ghost Historian Aspiration. Among dark diversions such as bonding with a pet crow (be careful, it can be fatal if provoked) or collecting and reading the lost tarot cards of Lady Ravendancer Goth, these will give your spooky Sims a special appeal, one of three new ones. It will. characteristic.

Bye (for now) — Sims grieve in different ways. There are four types related to the Sims' personality and relationship with the deceased. Mourning Ritual is customizable and unscripted, so you can host any type of event (or events) that fits your story. In life, Sims can create a will that can be used to pass on heirlooms, appoint guardians for surviving dependents, distribute Simoleons, and more. Sims can honor the deceased with a memorial display featuring a portrait of the deceased, and bury the urn in a crypt, custom casket, or cemetery.

Is it friendly or diabolical? — Remain as a ghost and spend the afterlife helping or threatening the living. Ghosts grow in power as they do everything from helping around the house to levitating and hanging living Sims upside down (it's fun and beneficial; they might even drop Simoleons!). Interacting with creatures can grant you Essence of Fear or Goodness, both of which can be sold for Simoleons. There is much to do after death. Ghosts can also pair up and share a special kind of ghostly love.

an unforgettable town — In the three-town village of Ravenwood, the veil between life and death is thin. Visit the countryside and swim next to mysterious faces on the cliffs. Or head to town near the old Specter Cemetery where there are strange items to buy, a haunted house to brave, or a festival to attend. The residents of the first two neighborhoods are (mostly) alive, but it's the Ghosts who will feel most at home in the third neighborhood, which features two more festivals and a ghost support group. Living Sims can use Ominous Bog to have an out-of-body experience and become a temporary ghost. Well, it's usually temporary. Don't overdo it.