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Kleptomaniac trait please!
Ponder the Sim
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I really miss the Kleptomaniac trait from sims 3:
Kleptomaniac is a lifestyle trait in The Sims 3.
Kleptomaniacs "accidentally" end up with things owned by others. They often "permanently borrow" items from work, school, or even their neighbors' homes!
Attributes
Throughout life, this Sim will be prone to swipe others' things. It's genetic!
Sim can return stolen objects to their rightful owners via the mailbox, resulting in a positive 'Returned Stolen Object' moodlet.
Provides a bonus to Sims writing in the Auto-Biography genre.
Player notes
You can click the Swipe Items interaction close to something and your Sim might steal the intended object. It will then appear in the family inventory.
Kleptomaniacs can only swipe three items per day.
Kleptomaniacs can swipe some items from community lots. Kleptomaniacs should be able to swipe a car parked at the stadium but won't be able to swipe paintings from the art gallery or a grill at a barbecue park.
If a Sim is caught swiping an object, they will be kicked out immediately and the relationship with the Sim who caught the kleptomaniac will go down.
Sims with this trait can only swipe items between 7pm and 6am.
Kleptomaniacs can swipe items from outside a house even if they have not been invited to go in. To be able to steal from the inside, the sim has to be invited in.
The maximum value of the item a kleptomaniac is able to swipe is determined by this formula: Career level X 350.
Sim can swipe any movable object, no matter how big. However, there are some items that a kleptomaniac won't be able to swipe (see list below).
In The Sims 3 for console, Sims with the kleptomaniac trait are able to steal from the inside of community lots, unlike the PC version.
Most, if not all, maids have the kleptomaniac trait
Source: http://sims.wikia.com/wiki/Kleptomaniac
Can we please have this back?
It would also make for a more fun /exciting aspiration requirements. Instead of being mean to sims, I could be swiping their goods.
Kleptomaniac is a lifestyle trait in The Sims 3.
Kleptomaniacs "accidentally" end up with things owned by others. They often "permanently borrow" items from work, school, or even their neighbors' homes!
Attributes
Throughout life, this Sim will be prone to swipe others' things. It's genetic!
Sim can return stolen objects to their rightful owners via the mailbox, resulting in a positive 'Returned Stolen Object' moodlet.
Provides a bonus to Sims writing in the Auto-Biography genre.
Player notes
You can click the Swipe Items interaction close to something and your Sim might steal the intended object. It will then appear in the family inventory.
Kleptomaniacs can only swipe three items per day.
Kleptomaniacs can swipe some items from community lots. Kleptomaniacs should be able to swipe a car parked at the stadium but won't be able to swipe paintings from the art gallery or a grill at a barbecue park.
If a Sim is caught swiping an object, they will be kicked out immediately and the relationship with the Sim who caught the kleptomaniac will go down.
Sims with this trait can only swipe items between 7pm and 6am.
Kleptomaniacs can swipe items from outside a house even if they have not been invited to go in. To be able to steal from the inside, the sim has to be invited in.
The maximum value of the item a kleptomaniac is able to swipe is determined by this formula: Career level X 350.
Sim can swipe any movable object, no matter how big. However, there are some items that a kleptomaniac won't be able to swipe (see list below).
In The Sims 3 for console, Sims with the kleptomaniac trait are able to steal from the inside of community lots, unlike the PC version.
Most, if not all, maids have the kleptomaniac trait
Source: http://sims.wikia.com/wiki/Kleptomaniac
Can we please have this back?
It would also make for a more fun /exciting aspiration requirements. Instead of being mean to sims, I could be swiping their goods. Post edited by Ponder the Sim on
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