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Contents

  • Essentials
    • Introduction To Late Night
      • The Sims 3 Primer
      • Required Reading
      • Mood Boosting Tips And Tricks
    • New Simology
      • New Simology
      • Create a Sim
      • Traits
      • Lifetime Wishes
    • Wants And Desires
      • Wants and Desires
      • Wishes
      • Lifetime Rewards
      • Opportunities
    • New Socials
      • New Socials
      • Grouping Up
      • Throwing Partys
      • Going To Parties
    • New Skills
      • New Skills
      • Mixology
      • Piano, Drums and Bass Skills
      • Bands
    • New Careers
      • New Careers
      • Film Career
      • Career Development
    • Big City Living
      • Big City Living
      • Places Of Employment
      • Shopping And Commerce
      • The Bar Scene
      • Bridgeport's Hot Scene
    • Community Locations
      • Community Locations
      • Parks
      • Fishing Spots
    • Places To Live
      • Places To Live
      • Pre-made Houses
      • High-rise Buildings
    • Collectibles
      • Collectibles
      • Insects
      • Minerals
      • Meteorites
    • Popularity Contest
      • The Celebrity Game
      • Celebrity Levels
      • How To Become A Celeb
      • The Rewards Of Celebrity
    • Vamping It Up
      • Twilight's Parasites
      • How To Turn Vampire
      • Benefits
      • Potential Problems
      • Survival Instincts
      • Families
    • Build And Buy Modes
      • Build And Buy Mode Upgrades
      • Interior
      • Exterior
    • New Object Catalog
      • Possessions
      • Object Interactions
    • Object Catalog
      • Object Catalog
    • Existing Objects
      • Existing Objects

The Sims 3 Late Night Guide › Essentials › Popularity Contest

Celebrity Levels

As discussed, when you first arrive in Bridgeport, you are not remotely famous. The mailman barely even knows your name. You need to figure out how to climb the ladder of fame step by step and raise your Celebrity Level.

Your Celebrity Level reveals how popular you are in Bridgeport. There are five levels of celebrity. When you begin, you are at zero.

However, as soon as you achieve your first level of celebrity—and we’ll show you how to do this in a moment—you receive a few special markers.

One, when you mouse over your Sim, its name appears in a gilded lettering and you see five stars.

The first star is filled in, while the others are simply silhouettes. As you raise your Celebrity Level, those stars are filled in with gleaming gold.

The Status panel is also updated. When you look at the basic Simology tab (the first tab on the toolbar), you now see a star icon.

This is the Celebrity Level Tracker. Click it to pause the action and bring up a window that gives you additional details about your celebrity status in Bridgeport.

Not only do you see your level, but also how many Celebrity Points you have accumulated and a set of facts about your fame, including:

  • Number of celebrities you know
  • Number of free objects received
  • Number of discounts received
  • Total Simoleons saved as a result of discounts/freebies
  • Number of bar visits
  • Number of times photographed
  • Number of autographs signed
  • Number of public disgraces
  • Number of false accusations

There are a great many benefits to becoming a celebrity, such as being able to breeze into exclusive clubs, receiving discounts on goods and services, and even receiving free gifts. But celebrity is not without pitfalls.

Celebrity means scrutiny, and sometimes the public eye is tough to deal with. Celebs have to weather scandal, deal with false accusations, and more.

But overcoming adversity is worth the effort, because the highlights of being rich and famous in Bridgeport far outweigh being just an average Sim on the street.

Brownies Bites

You do not have to enter the celebrity rat race of Bridgeport if you don’t want to. You can opt for a much simpler life, go to work, develop skills, and forge lasting relationships.

That’s your prerogative. (It’s the way that I wanna live...sorry.) But it means you are likely to never see the inside of several of the swank bars and clubs in Bridgeport. So, you’re effectively sealing off part of this expansion.

Celebrity Points

Because fame is intangible, Late Night gives you an actual measuring stick for determining your current celebrity status: Celebrity Points.

You earn these points by ingratiating yourself with the existing celebrity community, by completing special celebrity opportunities that increase fame, and by success in social settings, such as the Film career or by performing in a popular band.

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