Classic Sims Character Recreated in The Sims 4

03.03.2024 - 08:03 / gamerant.com / Hayley Williams / Jackie Arias

A fan of The Sims 4 recreated a classic Sim using the game's character creation. After almost a decade since it's launch, The Sims 4 is still receiving many expansion packs that allow players to personalize their gameplay experience.

The Sims franchise has a host of interesting characters that have intriguing backstories. Players remember many NPCs because they're connected to unresolved mysteries in The Sims, which mostly involve Sims' disappearances and unknown causes of death. Meanwhile, there are also some lesser-known characters who might not have dramatic stories connected to them, but they're just as interesting to interact with.

One such character was Felicity Usher, a Pleasantview townie and one of the main female characters in The Sims 2'sconsole Story Mode, who's known as a social butterfly and music lover. Reddit user jo_se_oh recreated Felicity in The Sims 4, giving the character an updated look while still keeping her signature brown hair and graphic tee.

Many people might not remember Felicity because she wasn't a townie in the PC version of The Sims 2, which was the preferred platform for a lot of fans of the game. In The Sims 2 on console, Felicity resides at Rockwell Acres and is always eager to socialize, unless she's in a bad mood. She has the Romance aspiration, and seems to be a neat Sim as she always cleans up after herself. Felicity is also always with her roommate Ossie Madison, who is described as a lazy Sim.

Name

Felicity Usher

Neighborhood

Pleasantview

Game and platform

The Sims 2, PS2 and Gamecube

One interesting fact about Felicity is that she's allegedly modeled after Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams. Felicity has reddish brown hair, grey eyes, and wears a graphic t-shirt and pants, which looked similar to Williams' appearance during the early years of Paramore. Plus, when the female Sim is dancing, she always puts on Paramore and Kitty Shack on the stereo or TV, as their popular songs were covered by The Sims.

With Project Rene already in the works, which is believed to be the fifth game in the franchise, many players are expecting to see the same iconic families and possibly lesser-known characters in the game. However, Project Rene could also introduce all-new families to bring something fresh to the franchise. Of course, players might still be able to recreate their favorite characters using Project Rene's character creation.