Taking that many classes leaves your sim little time for social activities. (Hey, name-brand schools aren't always what they're cracked-up to be.) But being the overachieving goth that she is, I enrolled her in a full-load of classes-four-quit her jobs, and sent her off for some book learnin'. I guess I was feeling bitter that my sim didn't have the skills to get into Foxbury Institute's distinguished computer science program, so she went to University of Britechester to study that instead. "It offers a really good balance to introduce a little bit a potential conflict, and the question, 'What does it mean to be at one of either of those schools?'" While I'm not sure of the extent of the rivalry, I was able to play some harmless pranks on Foxbury's gymnasium by hanging Britechester's banners on the outside. Let's go all in on that."Ĭreating two schools rather than one or three meant that the developers could focus on giving each a distinct personality, while injecting some rivalry into the mix. "It felt like this was a good time to go back through your sim's life and say hey, this is an important state that a lot of people go through, so let's do that. Discover University was designed to reflect those changes. Going to college today is different than five or ten years ago, The Sims general manager Lyndsay Pearson tells me. Okay, so that's the complete opposite of my college experience, but that's the point of the Sims 4 Discover University it's one part real college experience and one part fantasy. Tuition and room and board 100 percent covered.
I got all of them, which gave me a free-ride to college.
I ended up applying to three: a low-income scholarship, an esports scholarship, and a residency grant. I also made her study computer, videogame, and other scientific-related skills so she could apply to as many scholarships as possible. My girl had some big academic ambitions though, so I got enough money for her to apply to college.
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