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Sigzy05
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I have been playing TS4 since launch and only today have I found that (through cheats) stoves can get dirty?
And you can clean them too.
I have a household that I'm currently playing since the launch of GF I play every week multiple days and the stove never goes dirty. The bathtub on the other hand it's dirty every week. There's 3 sims cooking and bathing in that house almost everyday. Is this a bug? How does a stove get dirty?
And the table too. My sims never had a dirty table in their lives, can sims make it dirty by eating food in it? I know there's people who hate doing chores in the sims but it just boosts my immersion since it's an everyday thing to do.
And you can clean them too.
I have a household that I'm currently playing since the launch of GF I play every week multiple days and the stove never goes dirty. The bathtub on the other hand it's dirty every week. There's 3 sims cooking and bathing in that house almost everyday. Is this a bug? How does a stove get dirty?
And the table too. My sims never had a dirty table in their lives, can sims make it dirty by eating food in it? I know there's people who hate doing chores in the sims but it just boosts my immersion since it's an everyday thing to do.
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I don't know how I never see this, maybe they don't cook enough in it. That's so strange. ahaha
The bartender one I have seen actually. I like details like this, amazes me.
Table on the other hand...never. I never noticed the cheat to make dirty worked on tables even...but then...never had a reason to shift-click a table with testing cheats on. Fascinating to know it can happen. Maybe if you have no countertops, your sims will prepare food on a table? Honestly...no idea...or maybe it gets a little dirty when eating, but cleaning up plates cleans the table too? You have me very curious now.
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I'm sure if I cooked individual single-serving meals for each Sim they'd get dirty a lot faster.
Counters that my Sims use to chop/prepare ingredients before transferring them to the stove definitely get dirt a lot faster.
So much so that I wish COUNTERS had upgrades for dirt-resistant coatings, like stoves can get.
Though I've seen more charred burnt stoves than dirty ones in my time, that's for sure.
And wow I have literally NEVER seen a dirty dining table.
Reminds me of how a high-chair can get dirty when a toddler smacks the food off of it... except it's a table!
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Stoves and counters yes, but not with regularity or with a pattern I can see. It seems a bit random depending on the household. I'll have houses where the toilet gets dirty very often but never the kitchen and viceversa (even with the same quality objects).
I find it very cool that you can make objects dirty with a cheat but I never use it myself.
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Maybe it's only to give the aesthetic for storytelling or something, because in all my time playing, I've never had to clean up a dirty table ever.
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I don't know, but I have to try that trait!
Would be kind of nice if we had to clean the fireplace with much use or at least in front of it.
I like details like this too... but I don't like them to happen too often.
I've only recently learned about cleaning the floor after a fire myself; I actually believed it was a new feature?
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You can shift click the floor with testing cheats on and make puddles and start fires. It's a lot of fun.
Really? Start fires? Very interesting indeed! Thanks for sharing that info, I had no idea!
Yup. It's great fun with the "start fires in any lot" module of the More Deadly & Intense Fires mod.