I don’t know why it drives me up a wall, but I highly dislike when my sim keeps everything in their inventory. They have very large pockets. Can we please leave the bicycle and vacuum out of the inventory. If your sim leaves it somewhere they gotta go get it. Just like you personally cleaning up plates for your sim (spoiler) you can just pick it up and place it close to your sim if it’s an issue. What I’m saying is large items like that should stay out of the sims pockets, maybe other sims want to use what your pocketing. I also enjoy seeing these items as just that - items in your home. Am I the only one that dislikes this?
10
Comments
Actually, part of the issue is that if Sims don't return things to their inventories, they tend to leave them wherever, and often in places that block their routing. The violin is the classic example - it's always getting left in the worst possible place.
Back in S3, I used to put the bicycle in my Sim's inventory and then delete the bike stand to force them to always put the bicycle in their inventory. Otherwise, they'd leave their bikes on other lots. I had to replace a lot of bicycles because I had no idea where they'd left them.
I agree that the vacuum should have its place - maybe a vacuum stand, so that they have to put it back in the right place, rather than leave it in the middle of the floor. On the other hand, for a tiny house, it's nice not to need an extra space for the vacuum.
You could also store boggarts behind them too! 👾
Bikes are banned from my game until they are fixed so that sims will not ride them indoors. This is another example of bad design or programming. I think this one is more a programming issue than a design issue.
Fairly certain you could move houses carrying all of your earthly possessions in those pockets.
Fairly certain at least 75% of falls during my teenage years were directly caused by these and those oversized Etnies skate shoes with no laces.
My Families Via PlumTree App
AHQ Champion
ETA: Wait, is that what “defying style boundaries” is all about?
They were popular in the 90's in some circles. I had several pairs of baggy pants, though mine were half the size of the ones pictured. And I totally rollerbladed into school, right into the lobby a few times. Fun times.
Or, y'know, they're video game characters, and much like Tex Avery's cartoon world where the laws of physics don't apply, the same could be said for the "law of inventory" in video gaming.
And remember this above all. Our Roman gods are watching. Make sure they are not ashamed!
My NBA site, Pace and Space
My pants were NEVER that big. The bell-bottom on one pair, however, started to flare from the knee down. Did I just age myself, or what? LOL It's okay, I'm very pleased to announce I'm 66 years young.
To the OP, I've always laughed at what a Sim will pull out of their back pocket! As for keeping things in their Inventory, it can and does gets ridiculous. My Sim forgot to put the vacuum cleaner he brought with him to Uni into his inventory, and never saw it again. That's okay, he was a young Global Superstar and could afford to purchase another one for his brand new custom-made house after he graduated. But, still, someone a Britechester-U is a thief.
http://www.getfreeebooks.com/star-trek-original-series-fan-fiction-trilogy/
☆゚.*・。゚ Follow me on the gallery ☆゚.*・。゚ Origin ID: Missmagoo2
O(≧▽≦)O
(I work with CC so make sure you check that box to see my "hidden" content!)
L'uinversSims profile: https://luniversims.fr/profile/46983-missmagoo2/
That is incredibly annoying. If I play another household for a few days, when I come back there's always a bunch of plates of nasty food in my Sim's inventory.
Dude I think I had some of those
My Families Via PlumTree App
I did have something similar as child and I vividly remember when they would get stuck on most random things
(worst offender was bicycles cause you could get your jeans stuck in the gears or even wheels and fall down horribly )
or even just stepping on the jeans and tripping yourself 💀
and I always be dragging some mud/dirt around because I live at countryside and the amount of dirt roads 💀
oh and yes absolutely paired with skater shoes
then came the lowrise chaos and appreciation of flashing backsides
and then came the skinny strangler jeans with no pockets and the sneakers replaced the skaters as if they never existed
then finally came the slow undoing of the jeans chaos until people tried to bring it back few times
but id like to think their attempts failed because horrors are still remembered
🏡 Gallery 📖 Stories 🌍 World Project 🥔 MOD/CC Free
Ah, thank you for the explanation. I've never seen those style in the 90's too but I remember the baggy pants with bags everywhere. I loved them and wore them a lot. I'm still grumbling about the declared opinion by the fashion magazines then, that baggy pant shouldn't be wore by women, because they look ugly and doesn't make you look sexy. As if I even had cared about this, they were comfortable. In the mid 90's my circle of friends we wore pants in Scottish design and 70's style cord pants and platform shoes. Also the crop tops.
I really dislike having the sailboats, bicycles, and vacuums in inventory.
Things that should be out in the world... should be out in the world. Bicycles even effect the eco-rating of a lot so it seems like "one set of developers felt these are placed on the lot" and another were like "no, people keep bicycles in their wallets".
Hm, picnic tables in inventory??? I did not know, thanks!