Re: [ARCHIVE] Whims visually disappear after coming home from work

@crinrict I have no idea if it's just visual or not, but yes it is always all whims that disappear. The two more basic whims disappear, along with the one specifically for the current mood. If I can find the urge to play again, I'll test to see if the whims are actually still there but just visually missing. I'm just so burned out because of all the problems I've been seeing that I'm not sure I want to keep playing.

I'm not sure I've noticed that other problem you linked, then again when I play multiple sim households I have a habit of picking one character and sticking with them for long periods of time so that's not something I would typically notice. I do very rarely get something related to travel where I could lock a whim and then travel, and then that whim for some reason can't be fulfilled. I also noticed one with the woodworking table where my sims could roll the whim to buy one, and even if I buy it it won't fulfill and the whim will keep coming up. Basically, there are too many problems with whims.

@Figblat  I'm also someone that uses whims for how I play, which for me goes back to Sims 2 because I always like to try doing what my sims want instead of just forcing them into random things. So yeah even if it is just a visual thing, having to force the whims to reappear gets pretty irritating.

EDIT: Just wanted to add that after doing some brief testing, the whims are technically still there though just visually hidden (even while at work). I locked two whims before my sim went to work, one to become inspired and another for practicing speech at a mirror for 1 hour. Even though the whims were visually gone during work, my sim became inspired while at work so that whim was fulfilled before they even came home. Then when they got home the whims were still visually missing, but after practicing speech in the mirror the whim was fulfilled. Even though the whim was to practice for an hour, it was fulfilled right away which also visually brought back the whims.