After a decade of tranquility, the world of The Sims is once again facing the threat of burglars ready to break into their virtual homes. In a recent blog post, The Sims 4 developers unveiled an eagerly anticipated update, though not all players are thrilled about the prospect of being robbed.
As with previous versions of the game, installing an alarm system remains a key defense against these unwanted intruders. When triggered, the alarm will alert the police, who will swiftly arrive to apprehend the criminal. For those Sims with a knack for technology, upgrading the alarm system can enhance its reliability and enable it to automatically contact the authorities. In the absence of an alarm, players can still call the police themselves, though they'll need to hope for a timely response. Another option is to try and befriend the burglar, turning a potential foe into a friend.
For those looking for more unconventional methods to deal with burglars, The Sims 4 offers several creative solutions. Players can set their dogs, spellcasters, vampires, or werewolves on the criminal, or even freeze the intruder with a special ray. However, these exotic methods require the purchase of specific expansion packs.
The good news is that the burglars update is now available to all players at no additional cost, adding a new layer of excitement and challenge to the game.