Clone Surprises!
My sim, Annie, wished to clone a sim, so I decided to let her. I'd never done it before, and it definitely wasn't like I expected. My sim got her DNA sample from one of her best friends, Sun Young K...
Forum Discussion
"TreyNutz;c-16271159" wrote:
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I don't know what you mean by "recognize them as a clone." ...There's nothing in the sim description or family tree that indicates the sim is a clone. ...
Yes, that's what I meant. So there is no advantage to actually going through the game cloning process.
Thanks everyone for the info on clones. Looks like I will need to create them in CAS as look-alike sisters but with different personalities and then place them in different households to get the "Orphan Black" scenario.
"puzzlezaddict;c-16271136" wrote:
I've never watched Orphan Black, but isn't the point that they don't know about each other until one of them dies and another sees it? (Spoiler alert; I think it happened in the first episode, so whatever.) You could use CAS to create the sim you want and then place her in half a dozen different houses on the map, give each one a different job and maybe a makeover (or a nraas-enabled personality adjustment), and just see what happens. Would they recognize their similarities? If they were hot-headed or mean-spirited, would they constantly be fighting? You're right, the possibilities are endless and fascinating.
Spoiler
Orphan Black is my new addiction. Love it.Sarah is a street-wise grifter who is running away from her abusive boyfriend, Vic, with the coke she stole from him when she sees her double, Beth, take off her stylish shoes and put down her purse before committing suicide by stepping in front of an oncoming Toronto subway train. (This happens in the first 5 or 10 minutes of the first episode) . Sarah immediately takes her purse with billfold and IDs and subsequently takes on her identity to hide from Vic. Little does she know what she has gotten herself into. Thus starts a non-stop, action packed thriller, with many humorous scenes.
