The "City Living" expansion for "The Sims 4" will introduce three new careers that will spice things up for Sims outside their workplace in the city of San Myshuno.
Players will get to choose among a political, critic, and social media career — all of which provide them an opportunity to go out in the field.
For Sims who choose to take the politics route in "The Sims 4: City Living" DLC, they can either work to become a politician or a charity organizer, both of which offer them platforms to be heard.
In the downloadable content (DLC), they will start as an activist who will raise awareness of their causes. They can do so with assignments involving staging protests.
When Sims become higher level politicians in "City Living," they can put their message across by delivering speeches at podiums in locations like the Uptown, where they will reach many people and potential supporters.
For charity organizers, it is mostly about connections. Since money will ultimately help their causes move forward, they will have to ask for donations, but they can also ask for bribes.
Meanwhile, "The Sims 4" DLC also gives players the chance to be a critic. Sims can give reviews on food and local entertainment in festivals in San Myshuno or some art in museums.
Players can also choose the field of social media in the "City Living" DLC. The main goal is to get as many followers as possible by doing live streams, chats, and basically interacting with fans via computer.
For a productive day at work, "The Sims 4" players are advised to send their Sims to the office with a good mood. There is also an option for Sims to just work from home.
Either way, "The Sims 4: City Living" DLC will give players the option to send their Sims out and about the city to accomplish an assignment.
"The Sims 4: City Living" will be released next month.
