From a bum to a judge – the Sims 4 success story that conquered Twitter

Author Barbara Morrigan had an unusual game with Sims 4. She entered the game as a flawed character and then decided to guide his character to succeed in every way. Morrigan’s walkthrough was posted on Twitter. The first track’s entry received more than 17,000 views.

The story’s protagonist was Betty, the chubby girl who was prone to luck and lazy. When she first arrived at the celebration, she had just 50 simoleons (a type of currency used in games) as well as a vacant parcel of land. Betty had two jobs, an employee of a longshoreman and a lawnmower. She also slept in her neighbor’s house, which she had a chance to meet on her first day. Then she went to the party.

After a few months, she saved enough money to construct an apartment. She decided to get herself in shape and began exercising and washing her face more often due to the new bathroom.

The readers of the writer were engaged in Betty’s daily life. Through their help, she started an online blog on social media and was offered a job at the SMM agency. They also helped pick the boy she would marry by casting votes.

Betty was faced with many challenges throughout her journey. The lack of work-related success hindered her from saving enough for college and establishing relationships with their other sexual partner. And to make matters even more complicated, when the game started, her roommate, who was the only person who ate with her and permitted her to lie on the couch, passed away.

The tale of Betty’s ending had an optimistic conclusion hero got an opportunity to be judged, was married, and then moved to a gorgeous house near the ocean. As per Barbara Morrigan, she received many messages from people who thanked her for her story. Betty, the fictional Betty, provided Twitter users the confidence to believe in greater things.

Barbara Morrigan:

This may sound funny, but it’s a life-affirming story of an imaginary person who’s getting along was a blessing for a few. It’s a great relief for the wounded of the soul during moments of crisis.

The writer herself doesn’t believe Betty has always done what is right. According to her, a person’s success shouldn’t only depend on education, professional status, and conformity to standards of appearance.