Sims 4 Ambitions to Spin the wheel, that you can use to pick a random item from the list: Friend of the animals, Bestselling Author, Extreme Sports Enthusiast, Psychopathic Tendancies, Bodybuilder, Villainous Valentine, Musical Genius, Public Enemy, Lady of the Knits, Chief of Mischief, Master Maker, Big Happy Family, Master Actress, Vampire Family, Painter Extraordinare, Super Parent, Successful Lineage, Master Chef, Master Mixologist, Fabulously Wealthy, Mansion Baron, Academic, Computer whiz, Nerd Brain, Spellcraft & Sorcery, Master Vampire, Renaissance Sim, Archaeology Scholar, perfectly Pristine, City Native, Beach Life, Strangerville Mystery, Mt. Komorebi Sightseer, Fabulously Filthy, Soulmate, Serial Romantic, Jungle Explorer, Eco Innovator, Freelance Botanist, Angling Ace, The Curator, Country Caretaker, Outdoor Enthusiast, Purveyor of Potions, Good Vampire, Joke Star, Friend of the World, Party Animal, Neighborhood Confidante, World-famous Celebrity, Leader of the Pack, Hope vs Order, Galactic Privateer, Self-care Specialist, Inner Peace, Zen Guru.
The Sims 4: Ambitions is an expansion pack for the popular life simulation game The Sims 4. It was released in June 2010 and adds a variety of new features and gameplay options to the base game.
One of the main features of Ambitions is the addition of new careers and jobs for Sims to pursue. These include careers in the fields of architecture, law enforcement, the arts, and more. Sims can also take on part-time jobs and hobbies, such as cooking, gardening, or photography.
Ambitions also introduces the ability for Sims to become self-employed and start their own businesses. Sims can choose from a variety of business types, such as a beauty salon, a bakery, or a home repair service.
In addition to new careers and businesses, Ambitions also adds new items, clothing, and hairstyles for Sims to use. It also includes a variety of new gameplay mechanics, such as the ability for Sims to invent and create their own objects, and the ability to become a ghost after death.
