'The Sims 4' will let players change their characters' sexual orientation
on July 28th. Starting on the same day, all players will be able to change their Sims' sexual orientation, as part of the developers' efforts to bolster LGBTQIA+ representation in the game., we’re taking several strides forward into being a game that respects and celebrates the nuance and color of everyday life," a.
You can have an asexual Sim who's romantically interested in other Sims and an aromantic Sim who is happy to WooHoo other characters but won't enter into a relationship with them. Casual sex is a new feature insince WooHoo has always been locked behind the romance mechanic. Young adult and older Sims will be able to ask close friends to hop in the sack as WooHoo partners. A rejected invitation could lead to an awkward interaction, though.
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