One of my biggest complaints when playing The Sims 4 is that any NPC that doesn't belong to your active family has absolutely no personality or autonomy. Recently, "Sims 4" updated the neighborhood story system, just like the blue pill in the Matrix, this update gives your neighbors and other inactive Sims more autonomy, and really deduces the decision to change the world around you in the virtual game, let's take a look at the specific details.
The new version will allow all Sims on the map to automatically make major life changes, and without the player having to edit them in detail, they will be able to automatically interact with strange Sims to complete random events such as adopting pets and babies, getting pregnant, changing careers, retiring and moving, and more.
At the same time, the simulated person is an independent individual, and they no longer only have the option of dying, but also can die in various accidents, which will change according to the age, characteristics and occupation of the simulator. And the most important thing is that the NPCs' self-choice and death will not be bound to the player's simulated family, whether they have a relationship with the player's simulated family or not, they are free to make these choices and subtly affect the virtual world.
Of course, if the player prefers a way where everything is controlled, the EA has also added various options to adjust the options that NPCs can make, including all the random events mentioned above. In addition to being able to turn the entire system on or off globally, you can also disable individual selections. If the player only wants to make some neighbors autonomous, or wants to fine-tune the lives of their neighbors, they can also choose to configure the options for each family alone.
After reading this introduction, it is time to download the Sims back, try the new and updated neighborhood story system, orchestrate the careful story, and start your own "blue pill" virtual life.