Oh I forgot about this thread, I've been travelling through backwards 24 pages tonight and I've had some pure belly laughs. I was about to have a couple of days break from the game feeling a bit lackluster, but this just reminded me of the magical, childish universe of the Sims that I've loved since TS1 release when I was a kid, and I'm not bored anymore... Now I just can't decide what to play first!
I found out that I could not stand the the Missing School dilemma suffered by the left-behind child so I had to kill one of the twins to use the Go To School mod more comfortably. I strongly recommend it (the mod, not the killing) because it's built like those Get To Work career and fighting for Emblem is so much fun for my mean girl, she makes a new enemy nearly daily.
In order to change a sim's mood I learned I can use MCCC to change the mood to fine then the desired mood.
Playtesting - not just tabletop games and card games any more. Really that should have been playtested in Beta and not [img]just with accounting and marketing but actual players. https://i.imgur.com/t48COW6.jpg[/img]
I realize I did not appreciate builders enough because I tried to renovate a hotel that my ex-cop sim and her former inmate boyfriend hooked up at so it could also function as a restaurant with an attached spa, sauna, yoga, bowling alley, tea parlor etc and after an immersive amount of time, I had not even finished the first floor. Deduced from my progress, it must have taken the original talented builder months to finish its magnificent floor plan and decoration. Look at that ridiculous and obnoxious headpiece that at least half an hour of mine went into...I'm so proud of myself. XD
i haven't been through the whole thread, so i don't know if this has been mentioned yet. but while i was tinkering with the relationships cheat, i accidentally set a romantic relationship between two sims to "-100" and instead of clearing the romance bar, it highlighted it FULLY in red and it had a little descriptor when i hovered over the sim that said "they drive each other crazy! but they drive each other... /crazy/"
so yeah, toxic relationships are a-go! pretty cool for roleplaying/storytelling.
> @MocaJava said: > TheJokerLives99 wrote: » > > I noticed that with the last update there is a new interaction with the update: Once your neighbors come and drop off the fruitcake, your sims have a new interaction to complain about the fruitcake with other sims in your household. > > I also noticed that if an enemy of yours dies you have the ability to laugh at their grave! > > > > > Re: The fruitcake. If you eat the fruitcake you get a negative moodlet called something like 'what did I just eat?'
quoting an old post to add, that some sims actually like the fruitcake lol or at least mine did.
I just found out that when you click on a mirror and click on the Try On Outfits, your sim will change from one outfit to the next, then when you cancel out of that your sim will get the flirty emotion! I thought that was awesome!
Very interesting thing I discovered is if your sim needs to raise their comedy skill and a TV is unavailable or other sims are busy your sim can write jokes on the computer and gain the comedy skill.
Question: Are you from Britain?
Just asking because here in Sweden we always put washing machines in the biggest bathroom. In the US they tend to have their own little room. But on TV I see that there's almost always a washer in the kitchen in British homes...
Question: Are you from Britain?
Just asking because here in Sweden we always put washing machines in the biggest bathroom. In the US they tend to have their own little room. But on TV I see that there's almost always a washer in the kitchen in British homes...
Just curious if it's accurate
That's not exactly true for the US. Yes, houses actually do have a utility closet that has a washer dryer hook up but in some small houses and apartments they have the washer dryer hook up in the kitchen. It really depends on the age of the building and they way the plumbing was installed.
Question: Are you from Britain?
Just asking because here in Sweden we always put washing machines in the biggest bathroom. In the US they tend to have their own little room. But on TV I see that there's almost always a washer in the kitchen in British homes...
Just curious if it's accurate
That's not exactly true for the US. Yes, houses actually do have a utility closet that has a washer dryer hook up but in some small houses and apartments they have the washer dryer hook up in the kitchen. It really depends on the age of the building and they way the plumbing was installed.
Sometimes English homes have a "utility room" with all sorts like washers. dryers and everything "housework". Most have a washing machine in their kitchen just because of the layout of most houses here. (making use of what space they have) - depends when your house was done and how much space is available. If I had my way I'd have a washer and dryer in a downstairs toilet situation just because it's all out of the way then.
I know my American friends have their washer and dryer in the garage or like you say its own kinda room, all down to space and design I would say
Very interesting thing I discovered is if your sim needs to raise their comedy skill and a TV is unavailable or other sims are busy your sim can write jokes on the computer and gain the comedy skill.
You can also "Watch funny videos on SimTube" on the computer, or tell jokes at a microphone.
Question: Are you from Britain?
Just asking because here in Sweden we always put washing machines in the biggest bathroom. In the US they tend to have their own little room. But on TV I see that there's almost always a washer in the kitchen in British homes...
Just curious if it's accurate
That's not exactly true for the US. Yes, houses actually do have a utility closet that has a washer dryer hook up but in some small houses and apartments they have the washer dryer hook up in the kitchen. It really depends on the age of the building and they way the plumbing was installed.
Sometimes English homes have a "utility room" with all sorts like washers. dryers and everything "housework". Most have a washing machine in their kitchen just because of the layout of most houses here. (making use of what space they have) - depends when your house was done and how much space is available. If I had my way I'd have a washer and dryer in a downstairs toilet situation just because it's all out of the way then.
I know my American friends have their washer and dryer in the garage or like you say its own kinda room, all down to space and design I would say
Homes in the U.S. have the hook ups in the Bathroom, kitchen, laundry rooms as well as laundry closets in basement & garages Depends on space, hook up (when built) and the preference of the owners.
I know the WooHoo interactions seems to become spicier and spicer with each pack; the wardrobe one is very um... aggressive. But one I hadn't seen before was the "woohoo in bush" one, where one sim actually slaps the other's behind as they're sneaking into the bush!
I know the WooHoo interactions seems to become spicier and spicer with each pack; the wardrobe one is very um... aggressive. But one I hadn't seen before was the "woohoo in bush" one, where one sim actually slaps the other's behind as they're sneaking into the bush!
I know the WooHoo interactions seems to become spicier and spicer with each pack; the wardrobe one is very um... aggressive. But one I hadn't seen before was the "woohoo in bush" one, where one sim actually slaps the other's behind as they're sneaking into the bush!
That is definitely one of my favourites, it cracks me up every time
I know the WooHoo interactions seems to become spicier and spicer with each pack; the wardrobe one is very um... aggressive. But one I hadn't seen before was the "woohoo in bush" one, where one sim actually slaps the other's behind as they're sneaking into the bush!
hot tub woohoo is very"make people can't help smiling"
And I think coffin woohoo is most graceful.
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I found out that I could not stand the the Missing School dilemma suffered by the left-behind child so I had to kill one of the twins to use the Go To School mod more comfortably. I strongly recommend it (the mod, not the killing) because it's built like those Get To Work career and fighting for Emblem is so much fun for my mean girl, she makes a new enemy nearly daily.
so yeah, toxic relationships are a-go! pretty cool for roleplaying/storytelling.
> TheJokerLives99 wrote: »
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> I noticed that with the last update there is a new interaction with the update: Once your neighbors come and drop off the fruitcake, your sims have a new interaction to complain about the fruitcake with other sims in your household.
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> I also noticed that if an enemy of yours dies you have the ability to laugh at their grave!
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> Re: The fruitcake. If you eat the fruitcake you get a negative moodlet called something like 'what did I just eat?'
quoting an old post to add, that some sims actually like the fruitcake lol
or at least mine did.
I think that might be a missing sim from the game. So that's why there's a llama thumbnail.
I didn't know that teen sims have different romance animations to adult sims.
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Question: Are you from Britain?
Just asking because here in Sweden we always put washing machines in the biggest bathroom. In the US they tend to have their own little room. But on TV I see that there's almost always a washer in the kitchen in British homes...
Just curious if it's accurate
That's not exactly true for the US. Yes, houses actually do have a utility closet that has a washer dryer hook up but in some small houses and apartments they have the washer dryer hook up in the kitchen. It really depends on the age of the building and they way the plumbing was installed.
Sometimes English homes have a "utility room" with all sorts like washers. dryers and everything "housework". Most have a washing machine in their kitchen just because of the layout of most houses here. (making use of what space they have) - depends when your house was done and how much space is available. If I had my way I'd have a washer and dryer in a downstairs toilet situation just because it's all out of the way then.
I know my American friends have their washer and dryer in the garage or like you say its own kinda room, all down to space and design I would say
"wahoo" - aquaman
You can also "Watch funny videos on SimTube" on the computer, or tell jokes at a microphone.
Homes in the U.S. have the hook ups in the Bathroom, kitchen, laundry rooms as well as laundry closets in basement & garages Depends on space, hook up (when built) and the preference of the owners.
The hot tub one is very raunchy too.
That is definitely one of my favourites, it cracks me up every time
"wahoo" - aquaman
hot tub woohoo is very"make people can't help smiling"
And I think coffin woohoo is most graceful.
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