Just a quick update. I removed the NAP in Magnolia Promenade. At first I tried by placing a mailbox and shift-clicking on the mailbox to repeal the NAP. But because my sim didn't live in the neighborhood, the option was grayed out. So I moved a random sim into the empty lot in Magnolia Promenade, used that sim to shift-click the mailbox and instantly repeal the NAP.
It worked! My sim no longer gets fined on a daily basis. Thanks again!!
Same here! The neighborhood where one of the businesses my Sims own did have the Water Conservation N.A.P active, so I used one of the Sims that lived in that neighborhood to instantly repeal it and now my household isn't being fined! @rmvarillas thanks!
@crinrict I think we found the solution for this! NAPs active in neighborhoods your household has business in may affect your household as well. I just wonder if this is actually a bug or if it's meant to work this way.
@MeSunnyC wrote:Same here! The neighborhood where one of the businesses my Sims own did have the Water Conservation N.A.P active, so I used one of the Sims that lived in that neighborhood to instantly repeal it and now my household isn't being fined! @rmvarillas thanks!
@crinrict I think we found the solution for this! NAPs active in neighborhoods your household has business in may affect your household as well. I just wonder if this is actually a bug or if it's meant to work this way.
You would think that you would be fined for businesses in those neighborhood but you would also think that since they affect you, you'd be able to vote on them?
@MeSunnyC wrote:
@PenguinFoopI think that would make sense. Whether it's made like that by design or it's a bug, I think it'd make sense to fix it to either
a) let households that have businesses in different neighborhoods vote on those neighborhoods too
b) make it so that businesses NAPs don't affect the household
Actually I don't really think the second option makes much sense. It would be like saying "I'm putting my business in your neighborhood but I am not going to follow your rules." In reality (which admittedly The Sims has always bucked against thankfully), that wouldn't work. You choose to live or do business there that means you choose to follow that community's rules.
Just my opinion. I like option A
