The Sims 4 Neighborhood Stories bring new gameplay options to the table that allow you to influence major life decisions of Neighbor NPC Sims.
At the same time, Neighborhood Stories also packs two new Aspirations. One of them is Neighborhood Confidante.
Neighborhood Confidante: Bring positive changes into your neighbors’ lives
If you want to bring positive changes into your neighbors’ lives, the Neighborhood Confidante Aspiration is the right choice for you.
Your Sim’s main goal is to become a positive force in the neighborhood.
They’re always willing to lend a hand.
As you make more friends and give them valuable pieces of advice toward positive life changes, you’re one step closer to earning the new Confidante trait.
This trait increases the chance of conversations being pleasant. In other words, Sims that have the Confidante trait are less susceptible to experiencing Boring or Awkward conversations.
The Confidante trait also makes it easier for Sims to influence positive change. This means they can influence the decisions of their neighbors much easier.
How to influence positive change in Sims’ lives
To bring positive changes into your Neighbor Sims’ lives, use Friendly social interactions. For example, you can encourage Sims to pursue their dream job or discuss expanding the family.
You can also talk up other Sims or use the Hook Up With interaction.
Every friendly interaction that you use brings you one step closer to earning the Confidante trait.
Neighborhood Confidante milestones
- Successfully advise and influence the lives of other Sims
- Become good friends with 5 Sims
- Achieve Level 7 Charisma skills
⇒ Learn more: How to level up Charisma fast in Sims 4
Conclusion
Sims with the Neighborhood Confidante Aspiration love helping their neighbors. They’re the ones encouraging Sims to make positive changes in their lives.
To earn the Confidante trait, use friendly interactions as often as possible.
What do you think about the new Confidante trait? Are you planning to pursue the Neighborhood Confidante Aspiration? Let me know in the comments below.
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