Sims will gain small boosts if they complete their resolutions so choose carefully.Īs well as these larger holidays other surprise events will appear as they get close. There's no fancy name for this one, just the requirement to decorate, get in the party spirit, make some resolutions, and enjoy the countdown to midnight. You can also use the decorations in-game to make sure your house feels suitably festive. There are also festive spirit interactions to enjoy and Father Winter will pay you a visit. This is the closest you'll come to Christmas and asks sims to decorate, open presents, and enjoy a grand meal together. Coffee - All the other gnomes business gnome, squatting gnome, party gnome, the gnome with his arms in the air and the regular-looking gnome prefer coffee.Pie - The gnome dressed as a bear, the Grim Reaper gnome and the gnome with a swimming costume and rubber ring all like pie.Salad - The pink bunny gnome loves salad.Toy - The naked gnome with his censored box just wants to play.Future Cube - The alien-looking gnome with a green tentacle beard likes this treat.Fruitcake - Only the ghostly grey gnome likes this.If you want to appease the gnomes then here's what they prefer: Alternatively, you can remove this tradition from the holiday, or simply sell the gnomes using your inventory. You'll also notice holiday gnomes around the place, which you can appease in order to have your house carpeted with seed packets. This thankfulness comes from specific interactions available on the day. Sims will enjoy decorating for the event, cooking and eating a grand meal, and employing a thankful spirit. Harvestfest is like Thanksgiving and has many of its traditions. Sims can fulfill the first desire by partaking in romantic interactions with their significant other. The Sims version of Valentine's Day has the traditions of romantic spirit, give flowers and go on a date. Here's what you need to know about each major holiday. If you have Get Famous you'll also see the Talent Showcase and Starlight Accolades added. These are Love Day, Harvestfest, Winterfest, and New Year's Day.Īpart from Love Day, these holidays will also give Sims an automatic day off. When you first open your Sims calendar after installing Seasons, you'll notice four major holidays already added. The weather forecast and different seasons are also tracked on the calendar but only for those with the Seasons expansion. Spooky Stuff adds the Spooky Party event which you can schedule to create Halloween in your game without Seasons. The calendar tracks City Living's range of festivals in San Myshuno. The Calendar will track the festivals in the different neighborhoods in Mt. The calendar will track the village fairs, including details of what will be showcased each week for those with Cottage Living. Specific holidays that include traditions are still exclusive to Seasons. You can plan and schedule a wedding for a Sim in your household up to two weeks in advance. They can be scheduled up to two weeks in advance. You can plan different types of party in advance and they will be tracked here. Birthday Party events must be created manually. Household birthdays are tracked as long as aging is enabled. The calendar tracks grade school and high school and also displays grades in the information section.
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Event TypeĪll jobs with regular hours are tracked, both full and part-time. The chart below shows the different events tracked in the calendar depending on the content that you own. Some of these are tied to Seasons and some are available in the base game. The in-game calendar can be used to schedule both holidays and events.
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