In previous Sims games you select one outfit for everyday, one for the gym, one for formal outings, and one for sleeping. What I loved though, is how you can set multiple outfits for different categories. There are hundreds of clothing options for both male and female Sims, many of them coming with different pattern and color options. In previous games, changing your hat changed your hairstyle completely, but not anymore. Moving away from the face and onto clothing, one major addition in The Sims 4 is how you can use any hat with any hairstyle. You can even change a Sim's posture this time around by dragging his spine, making him slump or stand tall.
Do you want him to have giant forearms and a broad chest? Easy. If you want your Sim to be fat, drag out his belly until you reach the desired bloated effect. Once you've got that down, you'll use your mouse to select any part of your Sim to adjust him however you want. Starting off with a new Sim, the only sliders you'll use are for his (or her) weight and fitness level. But now that The Sims 4 Create-A-Sim is here, those days are long gone.
It's not exactly easy to create everyone in your life in The Sims 3 though, as it simply doesn't let you customize certain details. I'll be honest, and admit I've spent a ton of time messing with Create-A-Sim in The Sims 3, trying to get my Sims looking just as I hoped. I recently went hands-on with Create-A-Sim for an in-depth look at everything it has to offer. It's been completely overhauled from The Sims 3 wardrobe-style customization, and thanks to its wide variety of features, it's now much easier to make your perfect Sims. The new Create-A-Sim tool in The Sims 4 is one of the most powerful in the game.
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