How to cheat satisfaction points in The Sims 4
Satisfaction points in The Sims 4 are rewarded for completing whims or Aspiration milestones, but a cheat can be used to get them to spend in the rewards store.
Satisfaction points in The Sims 4 are rewarded by completing Wants and Fears or by achieving milestones in a Sim's chosen Aspiration.
These points can yield some nifty rewards in the game, including items like a money tree, boosts to skills, and the Potion of Youth to age down your Sim - so here's what you need to know about using the satisfaction points cheat.
Getting started with cheats
To enable the use of cheats in The Sims 4, you'll need to bring up the cheat box in the top left of the screen and type 'testingcheats true' into the window that appears (without the single quotations). If you're unsure how to do that, bring up the box by doing the following:
- For PC users, press CTRL + Shift + C
- If you're on Mac, it's Command + Shift + C
- For console players, press all four triggers on your controller
Once that's done, a box that looks just like the one in the below image will appear:
Cheating satisfaction points
After typing the 'testingcheats true' command into the cheat box and pressing enter, you can then input the following code: 'sims.give_satisfaction_points x'
To get it to work correctly, though, you'll want to replace the 'x' with a number reflective of the amount of points you want to magically bestow upon your Sim. For example, if you're looking for 2,000 points, you would type 'sims.give_satisfaction_points 2000'.
What's on offer in the reward store?
Now you have an unlimited supply of satisfaction points, you can get some powerful rewards from the rewards store. These include moodlet solvers which raise all your Sim's moodlets or individual ones. There are also options to change the body shape of your Sim or how fast they can complete certain tasks.
The most expensive items from the rewards store are mostly traits, which I've listed below:
| Reward | Cost (in points) | Description |
| Forever Fresh | 8,000 | A Sim's Hygiene doesn't decay |
| Forever Full | 10,000 | The hunger need doesn't decay |
| Hardly Hungry | 4,000 | Hunger decays 50% slower for a Sim |
| Money Tree | 5,000 | Gives a Sim a money tree seed that can then be planted |
| Needs No One | 5,000 | A Sim's social need never decays |
| Never Weary | 10,000 | Energy doesn't decay for a Sim |
| Professional Slacker | 4,000 | A Sim with this will never get demoted or fired |
| Re-Traiting Potion | 5,000 | Have a Sim drink this to change their traits |
| Savant | 4,000 | Skills are gained 25% faster |
| Seldom Sleepy | 4,000 | Energy decreases 50% slower than normal |
| Super Green Thumb | 4,000 | Adds lots of benefits for Sims when interacting with plants |
Traits such as the Professional Slacker can be immensely useful if you're tired of your Sim coming home from work in a tense mood. It can allow your Sims to slack off at work without the fear of ever being demoted or fired.
Super Green Thumb can be a great time saver if you're focusing on a gardening or Rags-to-Riches Challenge that utilises farming to make Simoleons, as the perk decreases the likelihood of weeds and bugs on plants.
Now you're familiar with how to get more satisfaction points, check out our homepage for The Sims, where we have guides on the best mods to download, how to size up objects, how to cheat to unlock debug items, and some great trait mods.
About The Author
Kiera Mills
Kiera is a former GGRecon Guides Writer.
