The Sims 4 Get Famous Expansion Pack doesn’t just focus on the new careers which are Actor and Influencer. Many were left wondering what does this pack contribute to the musical side and does it add anything new to already existing careers.
SimGuruKate went on Twitter to confirm the fact that The Sims 4 Get Famous is going to influence every single career we have in The Sims 4 – including the ones we’ve got through packs. This means that if you want to become a famous musician you can through the Entertainer > Musician branch career that already exists with The Sims 4 Base Game.
For this pack we focused on allowing Sims to get famous from careers currently available across multiple packs. We have also taken a brand new approach on an active acting career, allowing you to be more involved in your Sims’ success (or failure) as an actor.
— 🎃 Kate The Pumpkin Queen 🎃 (@SimGuruKate) October 9, 2018
We still don’t know how much the pack is going to change, influence and add to the already-existing career experience. Time will only tell…

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I am glad they are going that route, that means my musician can finally reach the level of celebrity that I always imagine in my head! 😀
I am glad they are going that route, that means my musician can finally reach the level of celebrity that I always imagine in my head! 😀
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