Sims 3 logic vs real life

"Waterdragon;c-16899782" wrote:
Speaking of... if you just do ice sculpting often enough (a chainsaw in your living room is totally save) you can make wonderful things out of ice and it will never melt!

When my husband decides to sit next to me and watch me play for awhile, he makes deprecating comments about some of the things in the game, like using the chainsaw or blowtorch in the house when sculpting or inventing. So I put a couple of the LN air conditioner vents on the wall behind the sculpting station, so the next time I could tell him, "see, there are air vents with fans to pull out the fumes."

He still finds lots of things to criticize. Mostly I just pretend he's not there now. When he gets no reaction, sometimes he'll quit. But not always.

"Shadow_Assassin;c-16896797" wrote:
Learning bass(cello) is as easy as drums
As long as skills level is enough, good along with coworkers, have good moods, get slack at work everyday still can promote(TS4 is better than TS3 in this)

If you have the violin...from the Store...(any musician knows that learning violin is hard as heck); in Sims 3 you can get up to concert violinist status in a couple of days of straight playing. In real life...NOPE...that ain't gonna happen...it's gonna take years and years...

You ain't going to learn the Bruch Violin Concerto in D minor Op. 44 in 3 days starting as a bare beginner.

https://youtu.be/VreOBTifxDc

It's one of the more complicated violin concertos to perform.

And forget the Tchaikovsky Op 35. in D major. That one's a carking pain to perform. No doubts about it.

Said this before in several other threads previous: but it bears repeating.

In Sims 3 logic, you can freehold capture a Malayan krait and keep it as a pet. :|
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-jVayLZbojlE/WZXTll3ojHI/AAAAAAAABmE/PPrt9zVzCHUItauc_SgtgI3yH6B6lyulwCLcBGAs/s1600/Malayan_Krait_Snake.png
https://assets.catawiki.nl/assets/2017/8/6/6/8/d/68da079c-4d2f-4c64-8658-ce25f63e35d0.jpg
Try that in real life...it's a one-way ticket to the Pearly Gates...where St. Peter's going to cite you for being a complete and utter ID10T.
This is what will happen to you if you try to free-handle a Malayan krait Bungarus Candidus, also referred to as a blue krait, in real life.

In total, 78 cases of krait envenomation were included. Most patients were male (59.0%) and the median age was 28 years. All had minimal local effects. The median duration from the bite to the onset of neurological manifestations was 3 hours (range, 0.5–8 hours). Besides neurological effects, the patients also developed high blood pressure (67.4%), tachycardia (61.7%), hypokalemia (55.3%), and hyponatremia (17.6%). Severe hyponatremia (<120 mEq/L) was noted in four pediatric patients. Other clinical manifestations were bradycardia, abdominal pain, and rhabdomyolysis. The mortality rate was 6.4%, and all deaths occurred from B. candidus bites. Eighty-six percent of patients received antivenom. Most patients (75.6%) were intubated and underwent assisted ventilation for a median of 6 days (range, 1–37 days). The median length of hospital stay was 7 days. Some patients developed complications during hospitalization; the most common was pneumonia. These in-hospital complications were significantly associated with death.

Notice the underlined. There's one in every culture. "hey...Adiputera; Tonton saya memegang krait ini, ha ha..." - Yeah...bad mistake. :|

Same with the cobras in World Adventures.

"Nikkei_Simmer;c-16909433" wrote:
[in Sims 3 you can get up to concert violinist status in a couple of days of straight playing. In real life...NOPE...that ain't gonna happen...it's gonna take years and years...

I've "solved" that problem by using NRaas Relativity to throttle skill gains. But in exchange I get to listen to unskilled violin players fracture "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" for sim weeks on end until I end up bleeding from my eardrums. I try to keep them off-screen while practicing but in some ways, I think I like the EA way better in this case.

"Nikkei_Simmer;c-16909535" wrote:
In Sims 3 logic, you can freehold capture a Malayan krait and keep it as a pet.

But they look so playful and cuddly on-screen... :/

"Waterdragon;c-16899782" wrote:

"Karritz;c-16899381" wrote:

"Waterdragon;c-16436061" wrote:
It is impossible to leave a double bed other than on the side you climbed in. Rolling over to the other side or crawling out anywhere else is out of the question. If something is blocking your path (other people, pets, books), you have to stay in bed until they are gone, or you died from starvation. On or the other.

(I never buy my sims washing machines, if I can avoid it. I had a weird bug at some point, which caused clothes piles to appear, without a washing machine or a laundromat anywhere in sight. Couldn´t find out a solution at that point, so that family now have their machine. Perhaps reseting the lot with Nraas mc would have worked).

Did they have a sculpting station? If someone in the household sculpts a laundry basket the piles of dirty laundry start appearing even if the baakef stays on the sculpting station.

Yeah, I figured that out only recently (it was in another thread here somewhere). My founder took up sculpting in her old age.

https://i.postimg.cc/8zghwvg9/Screenshot-x1095.jpg
This is the hamper in question. It´s still in the house 10 generations later, as is the toilet and sink she made. I sold the highchair she made out of ice.

Speaking of... if you just do ice sculpting often enough (a chainsaw in your living room is totally save) you can make wonderful things out of ice and it will never melt!

If you have Debug Enabler and a sim who has made at least 25 ice sculptures there is a sculptify menu option in Debug Enabler. Using Sculptify and choosing ice allows you to turn objects that can't be sculpted into ice. If the sim can make ice that doesn't melt then you can turn all sorts of things into ice that never melts. Problem is ice is very cold to sit on and sims get a moodlet from sitting on ice. Lots of fun but very pretty especially when combined with coloured lighs.

On the ice cream thread, you can never sleep by constantly drinking coffee. I tried that when I made my anti-sleeping beauty, Tim Horson. He was miserable most of the time, but... Awake.

I tried putting a coward in a haunted house once. Fun times! It was the first time I tried that trait, loved it! One of my favorite!

Sims Logic: Oh...it's after 9:00PM...Let's call and see if so and so is up to chatting. (River receiving a call on the cell while she's trying to cook something for the family to eat)
Real Life: If it ain't an emergency; don't friggin' call me after 9PM. If the phone rings at 10:50, it'd better be because somebody is on their death-bed or is in danger of dying or your house had better be on fire.

Meet someone and marry them in the same day!

It´s totally normal to have zombies crawl around your house on fullmoon. They are pretty harmless if you stay inside, sometimes they even bring a boombox and dance the night away. Provide them with a rocking chair (they are often very tired) and lock the door to your vegetable garden, then you are fine.

"SweetAndSalty;c-16914456" wrote:
Meet someone and marry them in the same day!

@SweetAndSalty Happens in Vegas... B)