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• uquiuqui Posts: 23 Member

  April 10

  I think its just another feature that turns weird because it happens a lot. I assume it gets triggered (maybe with a random chance?) when your relationship with a sim is high enough - I’ve had one Sim wanting to move in after knowing them for 2 days. To me it feels the same like the feature where Sims will call and ask you to hangout - cute at first, annoying after a while and at some point tolerated.

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• Future Posts: 288 Member

  April 11 edited April 11

  I’m just glad the devs were thoughtful enough to make “no” the first option because sometimes I click through those splash screens quickly.

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• ItsGamerRach Posts: 28 Member

  April 11

  uquiuqui wrote: »

  I think its just another feature that turns weird because it happens a lot. I assume it gets triggered (maybe with a random chance?) when your relationship with a sim is high enough - I’ve had one Sim wanting to move in after knowing them for 2 days. To me it feels the same like the feature where Sims will call and ask you to hangout - cute at first, annoying after a while and at some point tolerated.

  
  Yeah exactly, I had a Sim I literally just friended the day before ask and I was like um no? 😂😂 It just feels like they should've put some restrictions on it, like maybe if the household is under three sims or they don't have a spouse they're living with or something 😅
  

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• ItsGamerRach Posts: 28 Member

  April 11

  Future wrote: »

  I’m just glad the devs were thoughtful enough to make “no” the first option because sometimes I click through those splash screens quickly.

  
  I know 😅 I almost hit the 'yes' button accidently because I'm so used to it being the other way around 😂😂

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• PruThistle Posts: 94 Member

  April 11

  It's the same with Sims walking into your home uninvited and asking to be best friends. It's super annoying and makes it seriously awkward when my Sim refuses the offer. It harms what should have been a good, casual relationship because the one who was refused winds up holding a grudge.

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• ItsGamerRach Posts: 28 Member

  April 12

  PruThistle wrote: »

  It's the same with Sims walking into your home uninvited and asking to be best friends. It's super annoying and makes it seriously awkward when my Sim refuses the offer. It harms what should have been a good, casual relationship because the one who was refused winds up holding a grudge.

  
  Oh yeah that's been happening a lot to me as well and it's equally awkward 😂😂

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• MayaRose1138 Posts: 1,682 Member

  April 15

  I have sims who my sim has only met that day wanting to be BFFs! And several family members have asked to move in, even though the household is full. It’s annoying to have them hurt by having to refuse their request.

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• ItsGamerRach Posts: 28 Member

  April 15

  MayaRose1138 wrote: »

  I have sims who my sim has only met that day wanting to be BFFs! And several family members have asked to move in, even though the household is full. It’s annoying to have them hurt by having to refuse their request.

  
  Yeah I don't like that refusing gives a negative outcome to the relationship because I'm hardly ever going to agree to it and all of my friends are going to hate me 😅

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• catloverplayer Posts: 92,614 Member

  April 18

  MayaRose1138 wrote: »

  I have sims who my sim has only met that day wanting to be BFFs! And several family members have asked to move in, even though the household is full. It’s annoying to have them hurt by having to refuse their request.

  
  We don't have to worry about turning them down now cause the last update gives us the option to have multiple best friends.

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