Are we finally getting farming in The Sims 4?
The Sims 4 is previewing its next expansion, and it would appear that it’ll be situated in the English countryside. This has players contemplating whether the game will, at last, add a cultivating component.
Mainstream Simmers and influencers got a postcard from an imaginary town called Henford-on-Bagley, which sounds a helluva part like certifiable English towns that are developed around streams (Newcastle upon Tyne or Stoke-on-Trent, anybody?).
The postcard image is an exquisite watercolor of a stone scaffold over a stream, with a few houses spotted along its banks and adequate vegetation you’d anticipate from an English town.
The rear of the postcard includes a stunning message that reads, “We are so pleased you’re joining us in Henford-on-Bagley!” Its authors are sure the beneficiary will appreciate “the quaint countryside life” and request that they “visit us at our Garden Stall when you arrive!”
It’s marked ‘A & A Crumplebottom,’ which affirms the arrival of a famous Sims 2 family. The Crumplebottoms are exceptionally refined and rich, so their opulent characters will fit in well with an English field extension.
Players have been aching for a cultivating extension pack and habitually demand it in Sims discussions and on Reddit. Modders have added Sims 4 cultivating extensions, yet there presently isn’t seem to be an authority cultivating option from EA. In Sims 4 gatherings, Redditor u/Silverinkbottle composes a post about the development pack: “Farming expansion heavy breathing.”
The previously mentioned postcard additionally contains an indication of when we’ll study the forthcoming Expansion Pack: “I heard the mayor talking about a worldwide tourism video for Henford-on-Bagley premiering June 10 at 8 am PT.” So, if you’re hoping to get more data about the impending Sims 4 Expansion Pack, head to the authority Sims YouTube page on June 10 at 8 am PT/11 am ET/4 pm BST for what will probably be the appropriate extension trailer.
Normally, the notices of a Garden Stall and the interesting, wide open have Simmers contemplating whether The Sims 4 will finally add a cultivating ongoing interaction component.
