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    Seasonal Clothing

    chasingAJchasingAJ Posts: 802 New Member
    in The Sims 3 General Discussion
    I have been playing with Seasons for a few hours and I can't figure out which clothes are appropriate. It says that Fall is 43 degrees F but I grew up in Arizona and Texas - that is WINTER. It's hard to tell which jackets are appropriate and I don't see any overcoats. Am I missing something?

    Thanks

    ETA - I found the outerwear category but I'm still not quite getting the hang of it. My sims seem to be unhappy no matter what the weather. Boo.

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    • Timitu9Timitu9 Posts: 96 Member
      edited November 2012
      I *Think* (I don't know cause I am just heading out to go pick up the game myself) that they will put on their own winter clothes when they feel cold.

      Anyone who has the game might know better on how to help.
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    • chasingAJchasingAJ Posts: 802 New Member
      edited November 2012
      They did eventually put their outerwear on to go outside but they are still hit and miss about the umbrellas. I'm not sure why. It seems like a lot of the glitches that I've encountered fix themselves the longer I play. It's very odd. :shock:
    • MykalaplyMykalaply Posts: 1,041 Member
      edited November 2012
      ETA - I found the outerwear category but I'm still not quite getting the hang of it. My sims seem to be unhappy no matter what the weather
      this. Plus they get the soaked mood-let for being out in the rain, no matter what they wear. I hate that they stop using the umbrella's every 2 sec. I have to constantly click on it for my Sims to use it. :(
    • brittanyleahbrittanyleah Posts: 1,919 Member
      edited November 2012
      chasingAJ wrote:
      I have been playing with Seasons for a few hours and I can't figure out which clothes are appropriate. It says that Fall is 43 degrees F but I grew up in Arizona and Texas - that is WINTER. It's hard to tell which jackets are appropriate and I don't see any overcoats. Am I missing something?

      Thanks

      ETA - I found the outerwear category but I'm still not quite getting the hang of it. My sims seem to be unhappy no matter what the weather. Boo.

      Lol I know what you're saying about 43 degrees being our winter. It never snows in Arizona either ha
    • SlyvanasSlyvanas Posts: 855 Member
      edited November 2012
      hahahah Yeah 43 degrees here is considered winter to. Tennessee hardly ever see that type of weather ;[
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    • BethanyelizabethBethanyelizabeth Posts: 28 Member
      edited November 2012
      In England 43 degrees is hotter than summer
    • cocosam966cocosam966 Posts: 190 New Member
      edited November 2012
      Haha, I'm with you girl! Winter is that cold where I live. Anyways, during fall, usually what's appropriate is like, a semi-heavy jacket, pants, boots, gloves, and a scarf. I don't have the game yet, so idk what's available, but maybe try those things? A hat too, perhaps.
    • LadyLaFleurLadyLaFleur Posts: 2,185 Member
      edited November 2012
      Bethanyelizabeth wrote:
      In England 43 degrees is hotter than summer

      43 F is pretty chilly. 43 C is hot. :P
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    • SimssLoverrSimssLoverr Posts: 122 Member
      edited November 2012
      can you choose celsius instead of fahrenheit? :)
    • stilljustme2stilljustme2 Posts: 25,082 Member
      edited November 2012
      SimssLoverr wrote:
      can you choose celsius instead of fahrenheit? :)

      I think so -- there's probably a button or check mark in the area where you set the rest of the weather. 8)
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    • SimssLoverrSimssLoverr Posts: 122 Member
      edited November 2012
      stilljustme2 wrote:
      SimssLoverr wrote:
      can you choose celsius instead of fahrenheit? :)

      I think so -- there's probably a button or check mark in the area where you set the rest of the weather. 8)

      Ok, thanks!
    • lataya24lataya24 Posts: 329 Member
      edited November 2012
      u wear blazer, jackets for winter down looking coat for winter if u are still not sure google fall trends 2012 and u get some ideas. hope that help.I am trying to sort my cc add all the that for summer but i wait and hope no i pray they update there designs to outwear only. U know what i wish they made it so u can have summer,fall and so on in a different section so when ppl make clothes they can choose if it only for fall or summer so that way every1 can dress different for the seasons i really hate house jumping except during prom where i got to make sure every1 dress right.
    • DandeelionDandeelion Posts: 369 Member
      edited November 2012
      Bethanyelizabeth wrote:
      In England 43 degrees is hotter than summer

      43 Fahrenheit is about 6 degrees Celsius (roughly).

      It was around that this weekend and I felt pretty cold. Certainly wouldn't want to go out without a coat and would even wear gloves and a scarf. Brr!
    • LaBlue0314LaBlue0314 Posts: 17,436 Member
      edited November 2012
      The funny thing about the temp. is when you have been dealing with some pretty cold temps, when it hits 43 I have been guilty of wearing shorts. Yes I live in Arkansas now, but I was an army brat, so I have lived in many different locations growing up.
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