Sims superstar star friends

Play Sound. Categories Careers Superstar Add category. Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. Fame level Objects 0 stars. Fame level Objects 3 stars. The lights! The cameras! The adoration! Maybe some day, but for now you're just a little stain on the big sheet that is Studio Town. Figure out an obnoxious way to get noticed quick, or the show WON'T go on.

Most dogs get treated better than this Channel your bitterness and frustrations into your work, so someday YOU'LL be on top. It's time to leave your delusions behind. This isn't magic Get creative You've arrived At the understanding that being a star is HARD work! Pump up your body and presentation skills, as you pump palms around Studio Town. Nobody said this would be easy. People are talking. Your fan mail is growing! In fact, maybe you should look for NEW ways to get famous.

Sure it's great to "be discovered", but can you afford to wait? You thought it couldn't happen to you You were going to make a masterpiece, stick to your friends, and change the system You can't fight it Those ridiculous pants you wore last week are hugging every hipster's waist this week!

This is the point at which your fans start getting Have them all study up on their Cooking, Charisma, Body, and Creativity Skills, right as soon as they move in. Have them all meet each other and become friends.

Once they are all good friends 65 points and higher on the short-term relationship bar , then have each of them 'apply' for a job, using the Studio Town Insider.

Have each of your Sims advance to at least 2. Wait for the Obsessed Fan to come by your lot. He will eventually drop a set of Black Roses somewhere on your lot. Add these to your Inventory, if you plan on using the Magic Method. Make sure you have an empty flat surface that your Sim can place it on. Cast the charm on yourself and you should now have a Fame Level of 4.

Ellie Farron. Because if popular Sims know less-popular Sims, then the less-popular ones will become more popular. Yes No. Not Helpful 1 Helpful 1. Do the same thing. The gender will not change anything about the process. Not Helpful 0 Helpful 0. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.

Make sure you keep going to Studio Town and using the Fame Objects there. Not only will you save yourself from a demotion, you also give your Sims a chance to win at least one Fame Award! Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0.

You can actually download some of the Celebrity NPC skins online! Using the Magic Method will save you a bundle of time and effort, as opposed to just leveling up your Sims' Star Power normally. For every role you take you'll have to make three choices from three overall moods.

Each mood is played out before you with as much personality and life as the series has seen in a while. If your choices match the expectations of your boss, they'll be happy. If your choices don't match their expectations, they'll be upset. If you do well enough, you gain fame and money. And though fame is central to your success, the chance to make a little money while in Studio Town is welcome. In fact, Studio Town offers just about everything a Sim could want, except for the chance to recover your energy.

Consequently you'll still need to head back to your house to rest and recover before attempting another session in Studio Town. And the Sims are incredibly picky in their attitudes towards work, particularly if they've bottomed out in a particular area.

And that's what makes Superstar so challenging -- the need to juggle all these new responsibilities while still maintaining the rest of your life. To make your way up in the cutthroat world of entertainment, you'll need famous friends.

Each new level of stardom requires that you have the requisite number of famous friends. Since fame is variable and considered cumulatively, having a few minor stars as friends is the same as having one superstar as a friend. In other words, knowing the whole Brat Pack is about as good as knowing Elizabeth Taylor. And since the star power of friends is only counted for individual Sims rather than whole families, you'll have to work even harder to maintain relationships.

No more making extra families to boost your friend numbers. There are also two forms of relationships now, long term and daily so you'll have to make sure you maintain frequent contact with your most famous friends. Being a star also carries other obligations. You'll need to maintain a regular presence in Studio Town to keep your star rating up.

You'll also need to be nice to your fans or risk gaining an obsessed fan stalker to you and me who comes around and steals items from your house and goes through your garbage. Hiring a butler takes care of the symptoms of this problem he'll smack your stalker and send him packing but you'll need to spend more time with your adoring public if you want to avoid them altogether.

If you're not a star, there's still plenty to do in Studio Town but these new additions are more in keeping with the approach of previous expansions. In other words, the new Studio Town lots only offer non-famous Sims the same type of fulfillment found in other lots. Eat sushi, visit the spa and finish off with a nice smoothie and you'll be on your way to tasting all that Studio Town has in store for the hoi poloi.

Both famous and non-famous Sims can still benefit from a range of new Studio Town objects, many of which can be purchased for your homes. Spa equipment and skydiving chambers can go a long way towards increasing your Sims' satisfaction with life in general.

While The Sims ' graphics have stood the test of time better than those of most games, there's no escaping the fact that the technology running the visuals is now a bit dated. It still looks good and manages to convey a surprising range of emotion with fantastic animations and inventive designs. The studio lots look fantastic. I especially like the realism of the bare walls on some of the movie sets. The animations for the acting sequences are great as well.

Seeing your characters dramatize every little situations is quite hysterical. The sounds are even better. The new tracks that tie in to the music career are as good as they are varied -- which is to say a lot. The sing-song Simlish is almost funny and good enough to be appreciated outside of the game although I think I'll wait to buy the soundtrack.

There are even varying levels of quality to each so you can tell how good your Sim is getting at their job. Still, even with all the things Superstar adds, it fails to relieve some of my basic frustrations with the series.