NOTE: Due to the fact that Sims are self-sufficient survivalists, the only easy way to ensure they drown in the pool, is to enclose the pool with a wall or fence. If you don’t tend to their needs, Sims will drown in the pool and die. If left neglected, a Sim will become “Exhausted”, which only leaves you with a few short hours to tend to their needs. If you do not attend to your swimming Sim’s decaying needs, they will slowly become uncomfortable and fatigued. You always have the option to resurrect a Sim as well. You will have the option to “Plead” for the dying Sim when the Grim Reaper appears, but if unsuccessful, he will leave you with the Sim’s Tombstone/Urn. No matter which way your Sims dies, the Grim Reaper will be sure to come by and scoop up their soul. There’s only so much Embarrassment, Anger and Hysteria Sims can handle. Once a Sim reaches the highest level of a specific emotion, they will eventually be greeted with death. ❗ Death in The Sims 4 is more rare and much harder to achieve than ever before.Įmotions have different intensity levels. ❗ Children can only die by Fire and Drowning ❗ There are no cemeteries/graveyards in The Sims 4. Drowning, Fire, Electrocution, Hunger, Old Age, Overexertion and Cowplant are filed under Natural Deaths, while Embarrassment, Anger, and Hysteria are filed under Emotional. Modern Grim Reaper included.ĭeath types are categorized as “Natural” or “Emotional”. The Sims 4 includes 11 different death types: Drowning, Electrocution, Hunger, Fire, Rocket Ship Crash Landing, Old Age, Overexertion, Cowplant, Embarrassment, Anger, and Hysteria. This guide covers everything you need to know about Death, The Grim Reaper, Ghosts, Interactions, and Resurrection.

Ghosts are the supernatural life state of The Sims 4 Base Game.

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