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Source of (de)motivation
LeGardePourpre
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Hi,
Actually the objects and the sims influence the emotions.
You know this Tiktok trend "I don't cook, I don't clean" ... [Source of Motivation] ... "Yes, I do the cooking. Yes, I do the cleaning"
Sometimes it's nice to do chores for somebody else. For example cooking for a date or a family meeting.
The opposite behavior could also be possible when it's about an enemy.
Actually the objects and the sims influence the emotions.
You know this Tiktok trend "I don't cook, I don't clean" ... [Source of Motivation] ... "Yes, I do the cooking. Yes, I do the cleaning"
Sometimes it's nice to do chores for somebody else. For example cooking for a date or a family meeting.
The opposite behavior could also be possible when it's about an enemy.
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I tried that when SE had just arrived, in their kitchen, but they started to yell at my sim telling them it was inappropriate, and the result was a sentiment of anger and hurt. A bit off from what I intended.
If sims are able to use other sim's kitchens it would make a different gameplay possible. I don't understand the culture of thinking it is inappropriate to cook or clean for someone else, but using their personal computer is okey. I would think for integrity reasons the opposite applies; but the game allows one behaviour, but not the other. Games have their own logic of course, but gameplay should also be intuitive - especially since this iteration have no manual, that I can find, except the few and shallow 'lessons' in the game UI.
I do not want to get the reward trait Always Welcome for all sims, since I do not think it is a behaviour to exercise everywhere - just for, let's say friends, extended family, lovers. It could be tied to relationship levels.