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My Sims always have boys!
eyesetokill25
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Is it disproportionate in anyone else's game or just mine? It's like a pattern, and whenever it breaks the pattern, it always leans towards boys
My sims's first child is ALWAYS a boy. The second one might be a girl, if I'm lucky, but there's a higher chance that it'll be another boy. I've been playing for a year and I haven't had ONE family have a girl first, not one.
The only way I've managed to trick the game into giving them a girl child is if - for example - the father already has a son from another relationship, his next one with a different mother will be a girl.
It's reached a point where I have way more boys in my game than girls. Is it the food they're eating or the music that's playing? I made a pregnant Sim constantly listen to pop and it made no difference, she still had a boy.
My sims's first child is ALWAYS a boy. The second one might be a girl, if I'm lucky, but there's a higher chance that it'll be another boy. I've been playing for a year and I haven't had ONE family have a girl first, not one.
The only way I've managed to trick the game into giving them a girl child is if - for example - the father already has a son from another relationship, his next one with a different mother will be a girl.
It's reached a point where I have way more boys in my game than girls. Is it the food they're eating or the music that's playing? I made a pregnant Sim constantly listen to pop and it made no difference, she still had a boy.
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It's not a cheat, it's an in-game feature to let players, that don't use mods or cheats, influence what their sim will have. Some challenges outlaw it, as they want the gender to be random, but it is a legit in-game feature. And, it does work. At one time, it didn't work with MCCC installed, but I think that issue was fixed and it's now working even with the mod again.
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The food and music thing works. I'm not quite sure on the timing, I think it has to be in the first trimester. Just to be safe I have my sim do it right before try for baby, take the pregnancy test and then do it again.
So try having your sim eat strawberries while listening to pop music.
I understand how getting all boys can be annoying, because if you're doing the 100 baby challenge you need a girl and if you're a CC user there's more CC for girls (from what I've found). Also, there are more vanilla stuff for girls too. Just my thoughts.
If you are mostly getting boy babies, I would try deleting a couple households of female Sims that are in the world that you aren't playing with. This will probably help
Just so you are aware, there is a rule that the matriarch is not allowed to be a vampire in the hundred baby challenge. Of course you're always welcome to just play it as you want to anyways I'm just letting you know in case you wanted to use the official rules.
There are rules for occults where you can use an occult for a matriarch
Here's a basic scenario as an example:
Basically the moment your sim finds out they're pregnant, these changes can cause gene rerolls. Since there's a 50% chance of having a boy or girl, constant rerolls can basically leave the chances up in the air. Adding gender inducers (strawberries/carrots or pop/rock) really do help change it. However, if a household goes through another change, it also changes the reroll.
So if we rewind the scenario a little bit and have Sim A eating strawberries and listening to pop, the roll would change to a baby girl. But If afterward, she dyes her hair black for a party that would change the reroll to a dark-haired boy.
Thanks, but my townies are completely balanced. I have just as much female as male townies.
Thanks for your suggestion, @gustavowizard.
Try removing any fruits from inventories and fridges and also getting rid of TV and radio, just to see if that helps!