Here's the story: My sim Joshua works in the medical career and is almost to level 10. He decided it would be a great idea to become friends with his boss to get in good graces and move up quicker. He invited his boss (Andrew Song) to all parties and events he had and soon they became good friends. That was, until Joshua got a promotion.Joshua got promoted to Infectious Disease Researcher. That same day, Andrew invited him to a party at his house. Joshua went, and Andrew then began to make fun of him, saying he made his party lame and yelling at him for being inappropriate. Joshua finally had enough: he was going to rid of Andrew once and for all. He bought fireworks and lit them in the house: nothing. He cooked food and stopped in the middle of cooking it: nothing. Then he got kicked out because it was too late. So my question is this: are there any ideas out there that I can use to... annihilate a certain jealous sim? ;)

If you have NRaas: Mastercontroller, you can. left-click on the sim Nrass > Mastercontroller > Advanced > Total AnnihilationThis will delete/wipe the sim from the game... but maybe you're looking for more creative ways to kill them instead.

Maybe your sim would be happier if they simply had a different boss. You might consider sending someone else over to befriend and recruit Andrew into a career that would be more in line with the people and management skills that he seems to think he has.This one looks promising: https://missyhissysjobcentre.wordpress.com/2014/08/07/subway-maintenance-careerOr, if you have no subways, perhaps a nice part time job as the High School Janitor?http://nraas.wikispaces.com/Careers%20PartTime%20Phase%20Eleven

Igazor, I was hoping you would mention a certain Dexter. :wink:

When I want to get rid of a sim, I like to dare them to divide by zero. That will set them on fire. You have to be best friends with them and I think the interaction comes with University although I'm not sure. It's best to do it on a community lot so they won't just jump into the shower. However if they have the brave or daredevil traits they will run home to extinguish themselves. If there are other brave sims around they will also extinguish them. Service sims will catch on fire but eventually disappear and show up just fine later on. I don't generally kill sims but my evil sim prefers this method.

This is just me, but I'm a lot more gentle with the sims in my worlds than many players are. If I want a household to "suffer," for example, I might consider giving them all upper end appliances, electronics, hot tubs, art work, and expensive cars that they cannot really afford to sustain then watch while they, under the SP Money structure I have set up, go bankrupt trying to pay the ensuing outrageous property taxes on all that stuff. Then they tend to move into a downsized lot with much more modest furnishings on their own or, if kids aren't involved, the household might have to split up and some of them may have to move in with friends to save money. Of course, in most of these scenarios with or without the violence, the target sim won't know why these unfortunate things are happening to them. If that's meant to be part of the equation, then the question becomes much more tricky to answer. ;)

Any Ideas on How To "Get rid of" a Sim?

SimplyJen
Rising Spectator
7 years ago
If you have NRaas: Mastercontroller, you can.

left-click on the sim
Nrass > Mastercontroller > Advanced > Total Annihilation

This will delete/wipe the sim from the game... but maybe you're looking for more creative ways to kill them instead.
igazor
7 years ago
Maybe your sim would be happier if they simply had a different boss. You might consider sending someone else over to befriend and recruit Andrew into a career that would be more in line with the people and management skills that he seems to think he has.

This one looks promising: https://missyhissysjobcentre.wordpress.com/2014/08/07/subway-maintenance-career

Or, if you have no subways, perhaps a nice part time job as the High School Janitor?
http://nraas.wikispaces.com/Careers%20PartTime%20Phase%20Eleven
Cororon
Seasoned Rookie
7 years ago
Igazor, I was hoping you would mention a certain Dexter. :wink:
rlc77
Seasoned Observer
7 years ago
When I want to get rid of a sim, I like to dare them to divide by zero. That will set them on fire. You have to be best friends with them and I think the interaction comes with University although I'm not sure. It's best to do it on a community lot so they won't just jump into the shower. However if they have the brave or daredevil traits they will run home to extinguish themselves. If there are other brave sims around they will also extinguish them. Service sims will catch on fire but eventually disappear and show up just fine later on. I don't generally kill sims but my evil sim prefers this method.
igazor
7 years ago
This is just me, but I'm a lot more gentle with the sims in my worlds than many players are. If I want a household to "suffer," for example, I might consider giving them all upper end appliances, electronics, hot tubs, art work, and expensive cars that they cannot really afford to sustain then watch while they, under the SP Money structure I have set up, go bankrupt trying to pay the ensuing outrageous property taxes on all that stuff. Then they tend to move into a downsized lot with much more modest furnishings on their own or, if kids aren't involved, the household might have to split up and some of them may have to move in with friends to save money.

Of course, in most of these scenarios with or without the violence, the target sim won't know why these unfortunate things are happening to them. If that's meant to be part of the equation, then the question becomes much more tricky to answer. ;)
Scorpina2009
7 years ago
I don't like it when sims fight or become enemies. I guess my sims' world is kinda like Stepford. LOL They all are happy and get along. I hate to read about people making sims suffer or watching them die for sport. That makes me cringe.

I felt so bad for some old lady sim when her hubby died. I created another sim and moved him into the house with her. She was very happy after that.

(oh and I don't need the movie The Stepford Wives explained to me; I realize it was a dystopian story disguised as a utopian society) I was referring to the part where everyone appeared happy, even though it was a false happiness.
NikkeiSimmer
Rising Adventurer
7 years ago
I usually let the Watcher intervene. :D Karmic Retribution is what I call it. (yes, the one who has meteor storms disrupting his neighbourhood has crawled out of the wood-work).

https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-GltuAf4_c_A/WvKXoAJzl2I/AAAAAAAARHY/AYT9OfsnvYE9C_TpyzeRy9Jnz2gBLHTGgCLcBGAs/s1600/Screenshot-185.jpg
There's a lot to be said for a well-placed meteor. (There is a mod called Disasters & Blessings). >:) And there's one that's even worse in terms of direct hands-on...stuff that will "get rid" of a sim that you want gotten rid of.

My town's city-graveyard (I have a second one which is just for my sims' family-members) is littered with the headstones of those eliminated by the Watcher. :D
Rflong7
New Vanguard
7 years ago
Oh, Fun! .... nice ideas.

I would move them in and make them clean and work and earn money for my Sim.... For-Ever. =D
igazor
7 years ago
"Rflong7;c-16472016" wrote:
I would move them in and make them clean and work and earn money for my Sim.... For-Ever. =D

Hmm. I'm not sure I would want someone who has demonstrated that they really don't like me being in a position to prepare my meals, take care of my children, or walk my dog for that matter. But I guess if they were to be a controllable member of the household, you might have something there. ;)
SimplyJen
Rising Spectator
7 years ago
"igazor;c-16472267" wrote:
"Rflong7;c-16472016" wrote:
I would move them in and make them clean and work and earn money for my Sim.... For-Ever. =D

Hmm. I'm not sure I would want someone who has demonstrated that they really don't like me being in a position to prepare my meals, take care of my children, or walk my dog for that matter. But I guess if they were to be a controllable member of the household, you might have something there. ;)
I kinda have that going on in my game right now. :D She was liked by all of the household members until her flirty trait kicked in and she flirts with everybody. Recently she blew up the oven while trying to upgrade it setting fire to the kitchen almost killing someone. Maybe I shouldn't have employed her as a Homemaker for my sims. Something tells me it's not her calling and I should just let her go.