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Okay, so I’ve been messing around with The Sims FreePlay on my iPad, and I got this wild idea to try and mod it. You know, just to spice things up a bit. I’d heard about people doing it, but I wasn’t really sure where to start.

Finding Mods

First, I needed to find some mods. I hit up a bunch of forums and stuff, trying to find safe places to download from. Man, there’s a lot of shady stuff out there! You gotta be careful not to end up with some nasty virus or something.

I finally stumbled upon a few sites that seemed legit. They had all sorts of mods – infinite money, speed up time, you name it. I grabbed a couple that looked interesting, making sure to read all the comments to see if people had issues with them.

Installing the Mods

Next came the tricky part: actually installing them. This was a bit of a headache, to be honest. Each mod had its own instructions, and some of them were pretty confusing. I had to dig around in the game’s files on my iPad, which isn’t something I do every day. I ended up using a file manager app to help me out. It was just like playing with files on my computer, finding the right folders, copying files over, that kind of thing.

I definitely backed up my game saves first, just in case something went wrong. I didn’t want to lose all my progress!

• Downloaded the mods from the website.
• Used a file manager app to access the game files.
• Followed the instructions to place the files in specific folders.
• Rebooted the game and hoped for the best.

Did It Work?

After all that, I fired up the game, fingers crossed. And guess what? It worked! I suddenly had tons of Simoleons, and I could build whatever I wanted. It was pretty awesome, I gotta say.

I also found out I could watch some videos to earn some extra Simoleons and XP after completing this “Raiders Of The Lost Artifacts” quest. It was not in my mod but a nice discovery.

I even tried adding a friend in the game. Found the “Friends” button, then this little “+” in the corner, and boom, “Friend Request” screen popped up. Just needed their nickname or email. Pretty straightforward.

It was a bit of a process, but it was totally worth it. Now I’m having a blast with my modded game. Just goes to show, a little tinkering can go a long way!