Oh, and of course we needed some official outfits. We decided to hang out in parks, because that seems like the best place to really freak people out. Banned activities include bowling, swimming, and using alien powers (alien powers, you see, do not originate from Algalot - don’t ask me to explain the other two…) The activities are drinking plasma, stealing things, hanging out by fires, woohoo-ing everyone, and playing the pipe organ. It’s invite-only, and in order to get in you’ll need at least +2 Charisma (to help with recruiting) and +2 Mischief (to help with the mischief). The almighty Algalot shall arise from her slumber and bring forth a new order of blood and mischief.
So we created a club and called it Ancient Order of Algalot. And, after playing around with the club feature quite a bit, it seems like The Sims 4: Get Together is pretty much designed from the ground up to be a starting-a-cult simulator.
That sounds innocent enough on the surface, but given how easily Sims are manipulated, and how good Mayday is at manipulating them, things can go from club to cult very, very quickly.īut really, I was into the whole cult thing from the moment Mayday suggested it. The main feature here is that you can start your own club. I picked up The Sims 4: Get Together when it was on sale, and it adds some new social options that Mayday was just itching to get her manipulative little hands on. I didn’t expect anything too crazy to happen (I really just wanted to work on some aspirations), but once again, I underestimated the deviousness of Mayday Moonflutter. She leads a very interesting life, though one that’s mostly without devious schemes, backstabbing, and secret encounters with discreet lovers.īut I decided to check in on Mayday Moonflutter, whose life is actually full of the things I mentioned in the previous sentence.
I’ve been playing my Sims 4 character Tess Macchiato lately, who happens to be a barista-turned-internet-celebrity.
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