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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

The Rewards Of Celebrity

One of the chief rewards of becoming a celebrity was discussed in the previous chapter: Being a celebrity makes it much easier to get into exclusive clubs. But there are other benefits that come to those willing to put their necks out for a taste of fame.

Discounts

Celebrities often do not pay full price for goods and services. Now, Build and Buy Modes are never affected by Celebrity Level, but shop inventories or classes around Bridgeport can be severely discounted when the venue is frequented by a celebrity.

The amount of the discount is not influenced by Celebrity Level, but the likelihood of receiving the discount does go up as you add more stars to your name.

Here are the types of goods and services you may receive a discount on if you are a celebrity:

Skill development classes

Sporting events

Movie tickets

Meals at eateries

Drinks at bars and clubs

Groceries

Books

Makeovers/tattoos (if you have Ambitions installed)

Tip

Receiving a discount sometimes results in the Got Recognized moodlet.

Freebies!

It may be an unfair fact of life, but celebrities get free stuff just for being famous. Companies and manufacturers shower celebs with freebies in hopes they will talk about their products or be seen with them—this is called a celebrity endorsement.

In Late Night, there is a chance that you too will get freebies as you rise in popularity.

Tip

Sims with the Star Quality trait have a greater chance of not only receiving free objects, but also more valuable objects.

Every day or two as a celebrity, you have a chance to get a freebie. The higher your Celebrity Level, the more likely to you are receive something either in the mail or just dropped right into your personal inventory. Don’t worry, you receive a note saying you just got a free object.

Here’s an entire list of the objects celebrities can receive, sorted by the Celebrity Level required to be able to get the freebie. There are special objects that only five-star celebrities can receive, such as an autographed guitar or a massive television.

These objects are unique and cannot be replaced if they are sold, broken, or destroyed in a fire.

Celebrity Freebies

Celebrity Level

Object

Replaceable?

3

Streamlined Stove

Yes

3

The Fresher Refridgerator

Yes

3

Sturdy Shelf

Yes

4

The Fresher Refridgerator

Yes

4

Sturdy Shelf

Yes

4

Tub Nouveau

Yes

4

The Porcelain Throne

Yes

4

Fountain

Yes

4

The Lexington Bed

Yes

4

Sleep-Slave Double Bed

Yes

4

XS 4258p Laptop from Landgraab Industries

Yes

4

The Maelstrom Hot Tub

No

4

WallVuu Standard TV

Yes

5

VFN Kompensator

Yes

5

Margaret Vaguester

Yes

5

Bwan Speedster YL

Yes

5

Foosball Table

Yes

5

Celebrity Magic Gnome

No

5

In-Wall Digital Fish Tank

No

5

SimLife Googles

Yes

5

Grotto Hot Tub

No

5

Schnadahupfl Virtuoso Grand Piano

Yes

5

Celeb-Only Grotto Hot Tub

No

5

Celeb-Only Sports Car

No

5

Autographed Guitar

No

5

Celeb-Only Bed

No

5

Celeb-Only Wall TV

No

The Pitfalls of Popularity

Celebrity can be a lot of fun, but there is a downside to being so popular: Everybody’s always watching. Your celeb Sim can go through bouts of embarrassing misfortune as a celebrity, such as accidentally wetting themselves in public (seriously, watch your Bladder need).

This echoes through town and results in an extended Humiliated moodlet. Some misfortune cannot be avoided—it must just be weathered.

Fans are cool for the most part, but some of them are a little creepy. Sometimes, a fan may make a public false accusation against you that rattles your image around town.

This is just part of being famous—you have to deal with the kooks and crazies. But hey, at least you get free stuff and can slip into exclusive clubs, right?

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