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How important is Woohoo to your Sims daily play?
TOLKIEN
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To be clear, "woohooing" is obviously apart of the Sims series and should always be apart of it.
What I'm curious how important woohoo is to other simmers daily play, like are your sims woohooing every time you play?
In my last game, I created two sims with the goal of becoming astronauts as best friends. This goal became harder to achieve when they started forming relationships with others and kept getting er "woohoo" calls. So I reloaded a save to focus on my original goal and started over with mild social interaction between them. They both became astronauts, traveled to other worlds, expanded into science and had some pretty amazing collections of oddities between them.
Before I got to that point though, I threw in some woohoo between them and that quickly followed with more woohooing, then try for baby. Then family time aka dealing with kids. Then more woohooing. Then sexy neighbors moving in. Then drama. And so much woohoo'n....
Then a reload, dialing back time once again...
They both died single (literally within days of each other) but best friends.
It made me realize in some ways woohoo can either become directly or indirectly a big part of the game when you use it, or when you completely avoid it. Like creating a single a single sim with the goal to become a chef or simply cooking all the recipes in-game, or a doctor mostly focused on hospital play.
Which in turn made me wonder how important, or effects woohoo has on others gameplay!
What I'm curious how important woohoo is to other simmers daily play, like are your sims woohooing every time you play?
In my last game, I created two sims with the goal of becoming astronauts as best friends. This goal became harder to achieve when they started forming relationships with others and kept getting er "woohoo" calls. So I reloaded a save to focus on my original goal and started over with mild social interaction between them. They both became astronauts, traveled to other worlds, expanded into science and had some pretty amazing collections of oddities between them.
Before I got to that point though, I threw in some woohoo between them and that quickly followed with more woohooing, then try for baby. Then family time aka dealing with kids. Then more woohooing. Then sexy neighbors moving in. Then drama. And so much woohoo'n....
Then a reload, dialing back time once again...
They both died single (literally within days of each other) but best friends.
It made me realize in some ways woohoo can either become directly or indirectly a big part of the game when you use it, or when you completely avoid it. Like creating a single a single sim with the goal to become a chef or simply cooking all the recipes in-game, or a doctor mostly focused on hospital play.
Which in turn made me wonder how important, or effects woohoo has on others gameplay!
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How important is Woohoo to your Sims daily play? 226 votes
Very important! Sims are constantly woohooing when I play.
8%
20 votes
Important, my Sims don't actively seek it out but happens (a lot) when I play.
22%
51 votes
I play focused on my sims careers, skills or goals. Some woohoo or none at all.
24%
55 votes
I prefer to build, get achievements or focus on non-wohoo related gameplay.
5%
12 votes
Depends on my mood, its there when I need it. Kinda all of the above, but not.
30%
70 votes
None of the above or other (pls share what other is lol).
7%
17 votes
I literally bought this game because of mods and couldn't play it without my sims woohooing.
0%
1 vote
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Originally "depends on mood..." was "depends on mood, its there when I need it or to expand families." but I felt like that was two different options...maybe I should have left it though.
But it does not depend on my mood. With the emotion system in Sims 4, it can depend their "moods." The storyline I create is spur of the moment and only sometimes based on Whims.
Hence two different options lol, guess I made the right call!
Second, I don't really use it much outside of stories and immersion. The relationship bonuses don't mean much to me, since relationships are super easy to cultivate in this game. So I mostly use it for stories - the young and unmarried couple like to WooHoo a lot, the old married could will WooHoo when they want to celebrate something or have a baby. One sim might like to WooHo anyone he can. I prefer to focus on skill-building and careers, but WooHooing can be integral to shaping my sims' personalities and lifestyles.
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Um, one time I had Bella and Mortimer do it in the closet with the drone running. Bella got a lot of new viewers.
Edited to say, I'm finding it interesting how many simmers couples don't woohoo all that frequently. I kind of see that as a death knell for a couple. For some of my couples that's about the only thing they have in common (which usually means affairs on both sides are on the way).
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