One even looked like a little Death, complete with robes. But come Thanksgiving, an option opened to give them gifts, and more gnomes appeared, the group of them materialising in different rooms of the house in a sinister manner. One had a little bear suit, one was ghost themed, it was all very cute. I'd spotted some cute little gnomes in the Seasons special items and thrown some around the porch for the homey, Grandma won the lottery vibe. Then the game's version of Thanksgiving rolled around, and it with it came the gnomes. Ignore them and they start to decompose, then you're just that person living in a trash pile. At first it seems to mainly be about constant leaf maintenance, raking them into piles, playing in them, risking neighborhood annihilation by burning them. I'd like to say bees and chatty scarecrows were the weirdest part of the game, but I'd be lying. They're getting along famously, and while there hasn't been a romance option yet I can't wait to see where this new relationship goes. Worse, when she made jokes, he seemed to laugh. I got a scarecrow, but then my sim kept getting distracted from her flower arranging side hustle and wandering off to talk to him. She's also started making a pretty penny making flower arrangements - one of the new creative options in Seasons - until I decided to brighten up the yard with a simple bit of rustic charm. A trained army of attack bees? Don't try and tell me Sims 4 isn't hardcore gaming. You can steal their honey, but you can also bond with them, and use the swarm to attack anyone who hasn't shown you sim the proper respect. Mango Shenanigans - oh because your name is so great? - didn't think much of the rain but seemed very excited about the new beehive in her garden. A stickler for doing things properly, I started in spring to see what one of my existing sim families made of the new perks.
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