Potential New Feature Uncovered in The Sims 4: Character Aging Slider
Mar 04,25
The Sims 4 is constantly evolving, adding long-requested features. The recent return of burglars hints at more potential reintroductions. Now, data miners have discovered code suggesting customizable Sim aging.
While not currently functional, traces of aging sliders have been found within the game files. This is a preliminary discovery, essentially a design blueprint waiting for implementation.
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Modders are investigating the possibility of activating these sliders. However, it's uncertain if this will be fully achievable or if Maxis will officially integrate this feature. Nevertheless, the discovery has excited fans, fueling anticipation for enhanced Sim customization options.
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