Sims Breaking Up
As long as I've played Sims (which is a long time) I've always kinda let my Sims determine how their own relationships go. They give little clues in the Wants panel. I usually follow that. What's inte...
Forum Discussion
"Scorpina2009;c-16471857" wrote:
When I played TS2, I noticed the children would cry when in the presence of a cheating parent. I wasn't sure why they were doing this. So I googled it and found out they were hurting due to one of their parents being unfaithful. I felt terrible. LOL the sim that cheated had the trait of wanting a lot of lovers. (I forget what it was called).
I haven't seen it happen in TS3, because I don't really allow my sims to cheat. UNLESS I am playing a premade sim and find out the husband cheated. I know it isn't right, but I allowed the sim getting cheating on to cheat as well. I didn't notice the kids behaving any different, it was like they didn't know.
someone above stated their sims kids didn't like the new step mom. How do you know? These sims don't seem as emotional as the ones in TS2.
They keep going for negative interactions with the new parents or they get angry if the parent cheats. My sim's daughter saw her grandma flirt with him (weird grandma couldn't keep her hands off him) and she got really upset and angry at her dad and I think the grandma too. Then the cat attacked her, quite the night XD
Sometimes they'll just give negative outcomes to any interaction with the step parents.
Speaking of sims 2. My favorite thing ever was when son fought with mortimer goth and poor Alexander saw his dad getting beat up and run up the stairs and cried the got mad and kicked the air.
