Although The Sims 4: Get to Work introduced an interactive medical career that simulates a variety of illnesses, there is no actual need to keep track of a Sim's overall health.
While Sims can get sick, die, and experience the natural effects of aging, their mental and emotional states are relatively predictable. With the development of The Sims 5 - aka "Project Rene" - The Sims' gameplay could be made more realistic by adding mental health mechanics. Outside the traditional "traits" system that players can use to determine their Sim's personality, The Sims 4 introduced the "emotions" mechanic that changes a Sim's emotional state. From The Sims to The Sims 4, changes and additions have been made to create an immersive and realistic gameplay experience - even with the addition of magic and Star Wars lore.
Perhaps, with such mods, it could make it easier for mental illness to be understood, and give individuals a rough idea of just how frustrating living with mental illness can be.The entire Sims franchise is designed to create experiences that simulate life. It is difficult for individuals who have never experienced mental illness to empathise with those who live with it on a daily basis. They are absolutely brilliant (in retrospect, I should not have started with a household of three Sims, each with social anxiety, bipolar I, or depression). In January, I chanced upon Depressed Trait by saphryn and, of course, gave it to the Sim I named after myself. A few days ago, I found several more similar mods. I downloaded Social Anxiety Disorder – Trait by iridescentlaura and Bipolar Trait by emile20 and got to playing. Something that has been rising in popularity in the mod market allows you to give your Sim traits related to mental illness.
For simmers everywhere, making the perfect Sim is always fun – you get to customise appearance, voice, personality, clothing, and aspirations, all of which will affect the way your Sims behave.
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