Adjust trait: Hates Children.
Pardon the wall of ensuing text. In my game, I have my chosen heir marry a townie. Usually a teenage sweetheart or childhood friend. Someone in their age bracket so they can grow old together. So ...
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"@Scobre;14842382" wrote:"jackjack_k;14842371" wrote:
The Sims has never allowed a child to hate/dislike their own children.
Wrong. http://sims.wikia.com/wiki/Dislikes_Children
But while we are on that subject I did like the Sims 3 trait version so much better. It felt so much more powerful. I think I would like Hates Children to have interactions like that.
I mean look at the difference @Gruffman.
"Game Description: These Sims become Angry around Children, become Tense after Try for a Baby, and can be Mean to Children.
Trait Mechanics: Get +1 Angry from being around a Child, even if they're rather far away. If you want the ability to be mean to children, this is the Trait for you (heh). This is a Trait to give your Sim some personality and nothing more."
"Sims will not enjoy being on lots with children.
Sims that dislike children will react negatively to talking about children.
Sims will often reject social interactions from children.
Sims will get a negative moodlet from socializing with children, holding, or taking care of babies.
Sims will autonomously use mean interactions on children.
Sims with the trait will reject the silly face interaction unless the sim is best friends with the said sim.
Male Sims that dislike children will get angry and argue with their wives if they announce that they are pregnant.
Sims will be able to "Shoo" children.
Sims are able to "gripe about children"."
It would be perfect trait if fleshed out more for all the people who hate toddlers. ;)
That trait is "Dislike" not "Hate". I mean, it literally says if you become friends with your child, they will bypass the trait. If you want an unhappy family, become enemies with your child.
Also EA already said that things that were okay in the past, are now even stricter.
They wanted to include the WooHoo skill but couldn't do it.
What was considered "teen" then, is not now. Same in the UK. The Sims 2 was 7+ yet The Sims 4 which has less content is 12+.
Game ratings are being stricter, so they have to cut down.
