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Baby on the Way! – Part 1 (Sims 4 CC Pack)

Baby on the Way (Part 1) is a furniture and decor CC pack focused on that special moment before a newborn arrives. The phase where parents prepare the room, reorganize the space, and slowly turn it into a cozy nursery filled with love and anticipation.

This pack captures the in-between stage of getting ready. Freshly painted walls, boxes everywhere, baby essentials waiting to be unpacked, and a crib that still needs to be assembled piece by piece. It’s all about those quiet, busy days of preparation, when everything feels a little messy but incredibly meaningful.

Inside the pack you’ll find a selection of decorative items that help set the scene, from painting tools and moving boxes to baby essentials waiting to be unpacked. The crib is included in unassembled stages, inspired by flat-pack furniture, making it ideal for storytelling builds or nurseries that come together over time.

Baby on the Way (Part 1) is designed to help you decorate homes that feel authentic and personal, celebrating the excitement and care that comes before welcoming a new little Sim into the family.

This is the first part of the Baby on the Way collection, focused entirely on preparation and setup, with more to come as the story continues.

About this Sims 4 CC Pack

This set includes 18 items

Build: Drywall (unfinished / freshly painted look)

Decorative: Baby Bump Board, Baby Changer Table with Clutter, Blankets, Bunny Plush, Delivery Box (4 variations), Diapers Box, Baby Mobile Accessory, Paint Roller, Plastic Floor Underlayment, Sonogram Frame, Unassembled Crib – Stage 1, Unassembled Crib – Stage 2, Half-Painted Wall Decal

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Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age 2 are unlikely to get a trilogy remaster, according to former BioWare executive producer Mark Darrah, because no one is left who understands the game engine they were built on.

"There's basically no one outside of BioWare anymore that understands the Aurora engine. So unlike Mass Effect, which is Unreal... there are basically no companies that could help you."

That doesn't mean that a Dragon Age trilogy remaster is impossible to make, but Darrah doesn't think that EA in its current state will want to form a "brand-new team" to tackle a project like this.

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