Sims start conversation with autonomy off
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? 1.93.129.1030 Wha...
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@snowbelle789 Does it work if you don't give any orders at all ? Like totally ignore them ? What is that interaction to the end other than chatting with the Sim that's being queued ?
@crinrict If I give no orders they stand still doing nothing until their needs run out. The end interaction was some npc interrupting/joining (they were outside in windenburg) the conversation. Also, if I have them do an action like basic everyday stuff they'll do the first task but then run off and do whatever they want for the next qued thing. It makes it very hard to play as I can't keep up.
- @snowbelle789 So they only do what you are telling them to do but not in the order you told them to and conversations keep going on until you cancel them but otherwise they just take care of their needs (that part is not a bug afaik as taking care of needs overrides the autonomy).
- @crinrict Yes, to clarify the exact problem I'm having is with queuing up Sims actions or topics in a conversation. If I don't pick the next action or topic fast enough the game will take over and do it for me as well as that conversations will continue until I cancel them as the game will just keep picking the next topic. I would assume it would stop if their needs get low enough but I haven't tested this. I don't mind this happening slightly as it's normal to a degree in full autonomy but it shouldn't be this fast or happening in autonomy off and I've never experienced it this bad. I've actually had this problem before and I know it is a bug because I've been able to fix it by doing origin repairs or a folder refresh but neither worked this time.
- @snowbelle789 Thanks for clarifying. I need to test this in my own game. Never play with autonomy off.
I really don't know how it's supposed to be with conversations. I've adjusted the title a but as it's doesn't sound like a general issue with autonomy
