That’s right, there are five options for “legacy statues”: The Lustrous Entertainer, The Pioneer of Plumbotics, The Renowned Philathropist, The Time Keeper and The Trendsetter. While it is interesting to watch your descendants improve their lot in life as you progress through your career path, the final reward can only come if you are immortalized in a statue. Honestly, I didn’t see much of a difference with these changes – I was expecting a much more dilapidated future in my dystopia. In the utopian existence, the world is lush and colorful as Sims walk around joyfully. In the dystopia future, meteors often strike the world, probably because you used the giant magnet to attract them in the first place. This will either allow you to keep the future as normal, or move it towards a dystopian or utopian state. Using your Almanac of Time, you can trigger different types of future events. Time to wave a circuit flag for robot rights! However, despite being able to make out, they are unable to have children together.
Sims can create trait chips for their Plumbots and combine them in ways destined for disaster – what did you think would happen when you gave the Robonanny the Sinister Circuits? Plumbots can even form relationships with your Sims.
Upon gaining Bot Building skill, your Sims can design Plumbots and even enter their bots in competitions – yup, you can make battle bots. Bot Building is by far the most interesting new skill. However, with time, she learned to fly around with her Jetpack without any horrifying accidents. Yes, my one Sim was so un-tech savvy that she fell out of the future elevator. Advanced Tech is a fairly passive skill – it simply allows the Sims to use future-tech objects without failure. Into the Future introduces three new skills: Laser-Rhythem-a-Con instrument skill, Advanced Tech skill and Bot Building Skill. I have to wonder what my Sims got up to when I wasn’t around – my “child-hating” Sim somehow managed to have a descendant what accident did he get up to? Particularly strange considering his girlfriend had four descendants. In fact, using time travel, you can cause paradoxes that cause your descendants to die. Depending on the life you have led in the present, you may have a large, successful legacy, or not. You are given an Almanac of Time, with which you can find your descendants in the future.
It’s fully decorated with all kinds of high tech features including a shower that uses wave technology to clean your Sim in half the time, or a fridge that makes synthesized food to keep your Sim full for longer. Upon arrival in the future, you take up a new home at a weird community center where other time travelers and people of the future come and go as they please. After you complete a quick and easy task for him, you can jump through the portal and explore the future. When you start up your household, a strange portal will appear and Emit Relevart, a time traveler, will emerge.
Without any need to race off at 88 mph, your Sims can time travel and even cause paradoxes.Īs the name would suggest, Into the Future is all about taking your Sims forward in time. Much like The Jetsons, this futuristic world is filled with bots, awesome technology, and the same human emotions we are familiar with. He needed help from therapists to begin using his mouth and eating.For their final expansion to Sims 3, your Sims family is transported to the future. Instead, Curtis grew stronger and stronger and was discharged after 275 days in the hospital. “This allows the parents to hold their babies and cherish what little time they may have together.” “We typically advise for compassionate care in situations of such extremely preterm births,” Sims said in a statement from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, which operates the hospital. Brian Sims, who was the attending physician, said statistics show that children born so young have virtually no chance of survival, but Curtis beat the odds. Born 132 days premature on July 5, 2020, with a twin who didn’t survive, Curtis is now healthy and 16 months old.ĭr. Guinness World Records and UAB Hospital announced Wednesday that Curtis Means, who weighed only 14.8 ounces at birth, set the new record. An Alabama boy who weighed less than a pound at birth after his mother went into labor at only 21 weeks and one day of gestation has been certified as the world’s most premature baby to survive.