[OPEN] Loyal trait is making sims cheat
Product: The Sims 4 Platform:PC Which language are you playing the game in? English How often does the bug occur? Often (50% - 99%) What is your current game version number? Whatever version a...
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I have also have two sims (engaged), living in the same household, both with the loyal trait. One of the sims, who also has the romantic trait, does occasionally flirt but this does appear trigger the “What have I done” moodlet. I have no problem with this but would expect the flirting to be less frequent than it is. So far the other Sim without the romantic trait has not flirted. The one issue I have found is the autonomous use of “enchanting introduction” that the “romantic” sim is using regularly. Again no issue with the other Sim yet. The problem is twofold - 1) The autonomous use of “enchanting introduction” does not generate a “what have I done” moodlet. 2) Even though my Sim is only romantically attracted to men and also not exploring romantically, they are using “enchanting introduction” autonomously on both male and female sims. I wonder if anyone else is experiencing the same problems.
- @Glamdring73 I'm also experiencing the same issues you just described, so it's definitely not just you. I ended up deleting an NPC out of manage households to get rid of a romantic interest label I didn't want all because of Enchanting Introduction queuing up on its own. Yet this did not generate a moodlet for me either.
@PipMenace I've always had this issue as well and it's extremely frustrating. My understanding was the Loyal trait was supposed to curb autonomous flirting when in a committed relationship, so the fact that spouses with this trait are still participating in cheating behavior makes it seem like this trait is horribly bugged, even aside from the autonomous insulting issue. All I want is a true fidelity trait for those sims I want to keep faithful and committed, and instead they created this wonky interaction system with the Loyal trait that flat-out does not function correctly, let alone actually improve anything.
