As players explore the world of Ciudad Enamorada in The Sims 4's Lovestruck expansion pack, they will get to know its peculiar characters. Even though many of the inhabitants in Lovestruck's world are overjoyed and in love, there is one character that stands out due to their gloomy aura - the Ring Bear.
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Gamers can talk to the Ring Bear and follow the information they give to solve an intriguing mystery. Completing this quest will grant players a unique reward, and this article will guide them through it.
How to Find the Ring Bear
To start the Ring Bear quest in The Sims 4, players will have to locate the Ring Bear - a gloomy, blue bear who wanders around Ciudad Enamorada. The Ring Bear's location varies, but gamers will usually find him near the pond or river in Vista Hermosa or by the fountain in Plaza Mariposa. Talk to the Ring Bear and select the option "Ask about sadness" to initiate the quest.
How to Complete the Ring Bear Quest
Once players have asked the Ring Bear what caused their sadness, they will disclose that they are upset over the fact that they have lost a ring because they threw it in the pond in Vista Hermosa.
How to Find the Bear's Ring
To continue, gamers will have to visit the Vista Hermosa neighborhood in Ciudad Enamorada and fish in the pond until they catch the Ring Bear's ring. Next, players must return to the Ring Bear and question them about its strange markings in gnomish.
Where to Find the Fountain
The bear can't decipher the markings on the ring, but they do point in the direction of a fountain. To find the fountain, players must travel to Plaza Mariposa - it is located in the center of this neighborhood.
Once gamers have located the fountain, they have to select it and choose the "search fountain for clues" interaction. The fountain has similar markings but won't provide much information. Players will have to return to the Ring Bear and talk to them about what they've discovered.
Where to Find the Mural
The bear won't say much, as this subject brings up painful memories for them. However, they will reveal that the markings mention some sort of wall.
Gamers will have to visit the Mural, which is located besides the nightclub in Vista Hermosa. They must once again search it for clues. The Sim conducting the investigation will figure out that in order to activate the ring's magical powers, they simply have to rub it.
Rubbing the Ring Bear's magical ring will give the Sim the Ring Rizz moodlet, which lasts four hours, grants Sims +2 Confident mood, and boosts romantic social interactions.
Alternatively, players can sell the ring for 5,000 Simoleons, which can be quite handy for those who are in need of money or doing the Rags to Riches challenge.
How to Reveal the Ring Bear's Identity
Once players complete the Ring Bear's quest in The Sims 4, they should continue to ask them for an explanation on why they're wearing a bear costume. If gamers have kept insisting on this matter throughout the quest, they will have some answer on why they wear it all the time. If not, they should find the Ring Bear once again and continue selecting the "bear costume explanation" interactions that appear.
While at first, the Ring Bear insists that they are a real bear, they'll eventually reveal that they're just a Sim underneath a costume. The Ring Bear, also known as Sammy García, was once in love and thought that was the meaning of life. This was up until their fiancé left them and returned their ring, leaving them heartbroken.
While Sammy strongly believes the ring is cursed and caused the downfall of their relationship, they continue to wear the bear outfit as it brings them comfort, as their mother used to dress up as a bear with them during a childhood phase.
After the "PLEAD for Bear Costume Explanation" interaction, Sammy García will finally reveal their identity and take off the blue bear costume.
The Sims 4
- Released
- September 2, 2014
