Sim houses and neighborhoods are entirely in one continuous map, and the developers state that \"What you do outside your home now matters as much as what you do within.\" The game includes an optional feature called \"Story Progression,\" which allows all NPC Sims in the neighborhood to autonomously continue as if the player was controlling them, i.e. grow up, get married, get jobs and promotions, have kids, and so forth. It should be noted that the player is only allowed to control one family per neighborhood, with \"story progression\" replacing the previous ability to direct the interactions of many families. Many more features may be toggled on or off that previous Sims editions did not offer, for instance, a player may toggle off aging/death if they do not want that feature to be enabled.[12]
Of the eight needs of The Sims 1 & 2, only six (hunger, bladder, energy, social, hygiene and fun) remain, removing comfort and environment. Furthermore, while The Sims 2\'s Wants panel remains, Fears have been removed, and the Aspiration and Motives meters have been streamlined into a single \"Needs\" meter. The impact of Aspiration (self-esteem) on Motives (physical comfort) is accomplished by the inclusion of \"Moodlets,\" bonuses of varying duration and impact that modify the Sim\'s overall mood. Moodlets are acquired via emotional events (a first kiss yields two days of positive affect; losing a friend yields a day\'s depression) as well as physical ones (getting a good night\'s rest; losing bladder control). Fulfilling Wants also contributes to the \"Lifetime Happiness\" score, which can be used to purchase gameplay bonuses (mostly pertaining to increased efficiency). Finally, the \"Platinum Aspiration\" game state, in which a Sim is overwhelmingly content, has been modified: the Sim\'s excess Mood now contributes to his/her Lifetime Happiness score.
Several minor features from The Sims 2 expansion packs appear in the The Sims 3, such as the \"young adult\" life stage, mobile phones and guitars (University), private cars, personal inventories (Nightlife), run stores (Open for Business), fishing, gardening, and storing leftovers (Seasons), jewelry and accessories, (Bon Voyage), tooth brushing, ceilings and playground structures (Apartment Life).[13][14] However, the majority of features from the Sims 2 expansion packs, such as a Sim going to college (University), are not available yet.
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