Whats different about an inspired sim? (freeplay)
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Whats different about an inspired sim? (freeplay)
I know it means their needs are maxxed out, but can they do anything different or special because theyre inspired?
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Fourheartswar answered:
Making a sim inspired means to have all needs almost maxed, and in the game they are described as "happy".
Happy Sims earn a higher amount of experience points, otherwise known as "XP". Experience points give you a chance to level up, meaning you can access different Items in the game. A sim that is "unhappy" (all needs in red) earns up to 65% less experience points that a happy sim. Also, a way to see if your sim is inspired is if they have green sparkles coming off the selected sim. When the sim does become inspired, it will make a sparkling sound.
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