Most NPCs, such as the firefighter , cannot be killed. The Sims 2 As in The Sims ghosts cannot be killed, as they are already dead. In The Sims 2: University , zombies are unable to age past the Adult life stage, and therefore possess the potential to "live" forever.
In The Sims 2: Nightlife , vampires , much like zombies, cannot age, although they can be killed by other means, notably their vulnerability to sunlight. In The Sims 2: Open for Business , Servos do not age, and can only be killed by a falling satellite , being eaten by the Cowplant , or by running with scissors. The Sims 3 Much like in the previous two Sims games, ghosts are still essentially immortal, although they can be permanently removed from the game if their tombstone is deleted or they are made playable and choose to Return to the Netherworld.
In The Sims 3: Late Night , while still possessing greatly augmented lifespans, vampires are no longer immortal and can die of old age, although if The Sims 3: Supernatural is installed they can acquire the Immortal lifetime reward to make them completely ageless and immune to the sunlight.
In The Sims 3: Into the Future , Plumbots , much like Servos, cannot die of old age and can only be killed by a falling meteor, although some store items such as the Cowplant or the Door of Life And Death are capable of killing Plumbots. Though a trait and not a life state, Sims with the Unlucky trait cannot die of anything other than old age the Grim Reaper will immediately resurrect them due to their death being too amusing and predictable , but if they drink the Age Freeze potion or have the Immortal Lifetime reward , they become ageless and lose the ability to die from old age.
This effectively renders them immortal, as the people who are instantly revived in the case of an accidental death lose the ability to die naturally. The Sims 4 Ghosts remain immortal, but can be killed if they are revived first. In The Sims 4: Realm of Magic , although spellcasters aren't immortal, they can brew a potion of immortality; which only spellcasters can create.
In The Sims 4: Discover University , Servos do not age, and can only be killed by catastrophic meltdown, or being eaten by the Cowplant. While not technically life states, Baby Ariel , Grim Reaper , and Santa Claus all have traits that render them immune to death in every form.
Methods of becoming immortal [ ] The Sims 2 Sims with a high enough Aspiration Meter can drink the Elixir of Life and continuously purchase resupplies of the elixir when they run out, effectively rendering themselves ageless.
However, this method not only requires the Sim to maintain a high aspiration bar , but also requires the Sim or another Sim in the household to be able to afford replacement elixirs each time one runs out.
Similarly to the above method, if University is installed, a Sim can use the elixir produced by the Cowplant to achieve the same effect. This has the benefit of not requiring a certain aspiration level but comes with the drawback of requiring that other Sims be sacrificed to the Cowplant on a regular basis. Since this process can be repeated an indefinite number of times, any household can avoid permanent death using this method, as long as it can afford to pay the Grim Reaper.
A deceased Sim can also be revived as a zombie to prevent them from aging, although it is questionable if an immortal Sim would prefer such an existence. If Nightlife is installed, becoming a Vampire will make a Sim ageless but extremely vulnerable to sunlight.
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