I have one Sim who mourns frequently - and since the household has several ancestors this is a problem. I've moved the urns for all the ancestors except the most recent one to the household inventory. He still mourns frequently. His aspiration is computer whiz, job track spy-lead detective. He is self-assured, good and outgoing.
Any ideas on why he mourns so much?
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I thought I was getting free money from Bella Goth, but the game knows that I borrowed the money from her. It makes me wonder if she would mourn my Sim if my Sim snuffs it.
That's I dealt with having 2 urns in the living room
Gallery ID: MarleyTheWizard
Good thought - but there is another Sim in the household with "good" but she is not mourning. In fact she is the daughter of the person that died. The mourner is the son-in-law.
UGH. I had enough.
Good idea - but he taking too much attention and I wonder why he is doing this. He visits the urn several times a day - just briefly - and then frequently gets the confident mood.
Good thought - but I have put the urn upstairs in a room with no doors - nothing else upstairs but paintings - kind of a gallery. He still makes frequent trips upstairs. I try to direct him to do something productive but in a few moments he leaves it and goes upstairs.
I think I will have to put the urn in storage.
Gallery ID: MarleyTheWizard
I wish. Generally he mourns and immediately becomes confident. Anyway - urn put in inventory.
They'll still try to but instead of getting the sad moodlet everytime then they just complain they can't get close enough.
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True. I gave up and put the urn away. Having to cancel the mourn image practically every other click was too much.
Did the son-in-law have a close relationship with his wife's mother? If they were best friends I can see where he might still be mourning. It's strange the woman's own daughter seems over it while the husband is still sad. It's good you moved the urn. Give the poor guy some time. LOL And you a break from having to cancel the mourn action a hundred times a day.