Mounds scattered throughout the world can be explored to find rare items and even pots of gold. You have a giant rainbow and drooping flowers that can be harvested for curious dews (that when used can change the color of your Sim). Things are much brighter and more inviting in this world. Although trash and falling meteors can cause problems for Sims, they also present opportunities to find rare collectibles.ДЄ Utopian future, meanwhile, is the complete opposite. As the names suggest, these are two vastly different takes on what the future could look like.Дystopian will result in a darker world where trash litters the street and meteors crash to the ground. The two alternative futures are a Dystopian future and a Utopian future. Upon reaching level 1 in Advanced Technology, you can alter the future either through the Time Traveler or the Almanac of Time (a panel that keeps track of the future including your descendants and progress). It's after you spend your first few hours here and increase your Advanced Technology skill that the expansion really opens upon. These areas contain the various activities you can take part of while exploring the future.ДЇirst entering the time portal will send you into a relatively 'normal' futuristic world. Yes, the name of that last one does suggest the expansion has a sort-of Hunger Games feel to it.

Doing so will send you to Oasis Landing, a futuristic city with three distinct areas: downtown, wasteland, and district 12. Out will step a time traveler who encourages you to travel with him to the future.

Upon reloading an older game or starting a new household, a time portal will appear (at approximately 10:00am). The Sims 3: Into the Future, the 11th and final expansion, takes us - as the name suggests - into the future. We've traveled across the world, experienced various seasons, gone back to college, and lived the island life, among other things. It's hard to believe that in its four year history, The Sims 3 has seen 11 expansion packs.

Sims 3 into the future