The sims medieval no mosaic mod mod#

Special case Interactions: You have three socials used under specific conditions. Teens have access to six of the total interactions. The socials cannot be used when interacting with a child (I personally didn’t find any of the topics fit for a child). Also, if you use interaction “Share secret tips you learned from the baker” it will increase your Target Sim’s baking skill, and the interaction “Gossip about the liturgy this morning” will increase the Actor’s mischief skill. Each interaction gives moodlets to both – the actor and the target sim. If your Sim is in the range of young adult-elder, they should see at least 10 unique interactions. When you click on a target sim, you will find a pie menu called “Medieval Interactions”. Hold on a second, I know what you’re thinking! “Medieval and computer? What the … girl?”, but bear with me! I found this to be the best option for my “write letters” interactions (and also there are amazing CC’s out there which are very medieval-themed, yet have the function of a computer). I am offering you 12 brand-new social interactions and 6 computer interactions. With Medieval Interactions, you can discuss subjects that were more common for medieval times (although some of them are probably used today as well) and like this, you can feel like you are back in time for real. I personally wanted some old-fashioned romance (call me corny, but I adore poems and letters), so even players who don’t play historical sims, might enjoy the romantic side of the mod. To bring some life to your historical sims and B.

The sims medieval no mosaic mod mod#

With that being said, the point of this mod is A. I always wanted my sims to be able to discuss the Plague (something of huge importance for this time period), or just to gossip with the neighbor about the Nobles and how they have everything, or … maybe even writing a love letter to my shiny Knight, who is fighting another war for the honor of the country … I mean, there are so many possibilities. There are even slots for decor, too.Do you enjoy playing the Sims in a specific historical period? Maybe medieval ages? You have a bunch of Medieval-themed CC as well? Then you are like me! But you know what I found while playing? That I really want contextual interactions for the time frame I am playing in.

There’s literally art work in the open space, from paintings to an engraved, typical Roman design. It even has a matching headboard, which is massive, and has built-in nightstands as well.īut the headboard is not just a headboard, it’s a work of art. Those marble posts and intricate mosaic accents just can’t be topped. The Julius Bed really puts all of the other “fancy” beds to shame. And you can definitely tell it’s Roman, so your Sims aren’t going to complain. Okay, I truthfully have no clue how accurate this stuff is… but it looks fantastic. It’s like taking a time machine back to The Roman Empire!

The same old stuff just gets boring after a while if you never get out of your comfort zone.īut this cool collection is so unlike anything else, you might even forget you’re playing Sims for a while. I only discovered through Google that it’s a fancy word for this type of ancient pottery.īut honestly, an unsuspecting person can just assume it’s Simlish.Įven though The Sims 4 can provide hours of fun, sometimes things can begin to feel a little stale.

If you don’t know what a lekythos is, don’t feel bad. Seriously, who doesn’t have at least one blanket tossed somewhere in their house? Even the Romans got chilly, so any of these swatches will be nice decorations for couches, chairs, or beds.Īnd last but not least, the lekythos are really beautiful. There’s also something here that’s pretty special, and bizarrely rare in CC… decorative blankets! They have soft woven textures and diluted colors, giving them a naturally worn appearance. You’ll get some rug options here as well, and obviously in a time without carpet, you can never have too many rugs. The cushions’ designs, for example, have all sorts of critters, florals, and abstract patterns that just make sense. There are some great creations here, all incorporating some remarkably Roman flair. Without CC, your Sim’s Roman home would have to be rather bare.įurnishings meant for the 21st century just won’t look right.