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• simgame Posts: 538 Member

  January 2018

  Let your sims watch the skye

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• Petalsim Posts: 43 Member

  January 2018

  > @simgame said:
  > Let your sims watch the skye :smile:
  
  I agree! It builds relationships pretty fast and the fun moodlet goes up quickly as well.

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• Katiardguez Posts: 640 Member

  January 2018

  To build relationship try for your sims to participate on activities together such as: stargazing, playing games of chess, cards, llamas, bowling, foosball?, horseshoes, darts. Also have them watch tv and movies and use friendly and funny interactions as much as possible.

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• surraaaaaa Posts: 859 Member

  January 2018

  I always buy my sims the incredibly friendly reward trait as soon as they age to teen! (I think children can buy it to..?) After introducing themselves to another sim they're either friends right away, or close to it.
  I know you asked for activities, just thought I'd throw this out there

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• WUBBAWUBBADUBDUB77 Posts: 52 Member

  January 2018

  Im pretty sure cloudgazing works pretty well. I also like to have my sims watch movies together and chat over that

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• Jordojord Posts: 578 Member

  January 2018

  WUBBAWUBBADUBDUB77 wrote: »

  Im pretty sure cloudgazing works pretty well. I also like to have my sims watch movies together and chat over that

  
  Yeah cloudgazing is quick for 1 on 1

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• Cement Posts: 3,505 Member

  January 2018

  For big groups, dancing works. It's a bit funny when they're not in a nightclub or in one of those spontaneous parties GT has, but it works pretty great to build multiple relationships all at once.
  ...Even if you don't talk to anyone, as long as you're all dancing to the same thing it works pretty great lmao
  
  I'm not too clear for stereo vs the DJ booth, but I'm guessing the latter has that effect, as well as dancing together on the dance floor. My sims haven't been partying since they had their last kid. Multiple toddlers are hard work, hehe

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• paradiseplanet Posts: 4,421 Member

  January 2018

  Cement wrote: »

  For big groups, dancing works. It's a bit funny when they're not in a nightclub or in one of those spontaneous parties GT has, but it works pretty great to build multiple relationships all at once.
  ...Even if you don't talk to anyone, as long as you're all dancing to the same thing it works pretty great lmao
  
  I'm not too clear for stereo vs the DJ booth, but I'm guessing the latter has that effect, as well as dancing together on the dance floor. My sims haven't been partying since they had their last kid. Multiple toddlers are hard work, hehe

  
  Actually dancing in a close group together works no matter to what you're listening to on.

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