People loved my sitemap for The Sims 3, because it helped them to discover content found throughout that huge site. Because this has been requested a few times in the past year, I'm making the same thing for The Sims 4. This list of guides will also give me a place to share miscellaneous content I write, such as the guide about the talking toilet from City Living. I'd really like to do more content like that, but it's difficult to give it a place within the site structure. So while this will help some readers, it'll also help yours truly to get a bit more creative with content.
The list is a hierarchy of directories, much like the main site. If you're looking for the skills list, you'd head toward S based off the top level. If I haven't written a guide yet, it's unlinked but listed in order to help people see what is available with various expansions and stuff packs. Miscellaneous help articles are found at the bottom.
Readers who use adblock or those who'd like to thank me for my efforts can now pledge $1/$5 monthly via Patreon. This helps a lot with server costs and provides some stability for my business.
This is inspired by a new series in which I start at toddler and gradually take on the major bonuses. Here's a link to the full playlist!
I now have a guide page to Tiny Living Stuff where you can learn about Murphy Beds, the new death, as well as the lot bonuses you'll receive if you manage to keep the size of your lot down with this new pack's Tiny Home Lot Type.
New I now have a guide to Making Super Sims in The Sims 4. Look for a text version within the next 72h. It won't have THAT much more info but it will help out as a checklist.
This was inspired by a series, "Let's Play a Super Sim" in which I start at toddler and gradually take on the major bonuses. Here's a link to each part for people who are interested. You can also see the Let's Play as a Playlist on Youtube.
The Sims 4 Discover University has been announced for November 15 for PC/Mac and December 17 for Xbox and Playstation 4 consoles. Click to learn more about the pack, see my summary of the livestream or read our FAQs below.
Other Guides to Discover University:
New Lot Traits: Study Spot and University Student Hang Out
New: Discover University FAQ: Gameplay Features
New Video The Sims 4 Discover University Gameplay Tips Video
More videos coming soon!
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sims 4 admirals wreckage, any idea what's in the chest and how to, if there is a quest for it ?
It's just a decoration piece.
There is so much in this game compared to Sims 1 through 3. I love playing and have been playing for 20 years, when the original came out. Now that my printer is broken, my question is do you have a printed version off all this, cheats game play etc, for purchase? Thanks
No all Carl's guides are free and not locked behind any paywall, unlike other 'fan' sites. No PDF versions as this is an online guide.
What you can do, is pause, tab out, and come here at any time!
I know it's possible to disable DLC packs, but I don't know how, or where I saw the how-to article. Any idea?
I'd like to do a legacy game where the first generation has just the original release, and as new generations come of age I re-enable more packs, in order that they were released, depending on how big they were.
Crinricts Blog Guide Or perhaps easier to use James Turners Disable Packs tool
Awesome, thanks! Now to decide exactly what to disable, probably leaving the stuff packs on and 4 of the first 5 game packs. Devoting a generation to hunting vampires? Probably. A new generation to... go to the spa? Not so much...