"Mundane Things" GP concept, for all the ones who wants more realism

I'd hope Aquariums would be their own separate thing because I do want more for them, but the rest I am more than happy to avoid.

"Calico45;c-18135299" wrote:
I'd hope Aquariums would be their own separate thing because I do want more for them, but the rest I am more than happy to avoid.

Like me with Werewolves pack. I don't care a fudge about occults, but lunar cycles and telescope BG update it's all what I need!

@Mak27 i agree with you 2000% forget occults the game needs more realisim like for example a sims family starting out in an appartment where there dream is to own have there dream home built

"friendlysimmers;c-18135324" wrote:
@Mak27 i agree with you 2000% forget occults the game needs more realisim like for example a sims family starting out in an appartment where there dream is to own have there dream home built

Can’t you play that out with City Living and/or Eco Lifestyle? Both feature apartments, and your sim can try to save up to build a house on literally any other lot in the game.

It's not my style, but it sounds like a good pack for those who want more chores in their gameplay. A pack devoted to just one chore is kind of a waste in my opinion, but one packing a bunch all at the same time actually sounds like a worthwhile project. A base game update or the pack itself could also add a new interaction with rugs to beat them out in the yard, including a rack to hang the rug on and a rug beater to wack it with. While we're going with the chore theme, why not add mopping, polishing, power-washing, and waxing for hard-surface floors like wood, stone, and tile? Might as well go all-in and add back the requirement to trim bushes and water flowers from TS2 with this pack too, since that's one chore that was actually a base game feature that they removed.

or sims doing spring cleaning @SimsLovinLycan getting rid of old stuff they no longer went to keep to make room for new ones exemple say you have in game a vampire theme baby room and went to redecorate it to a werewolf theme baby room sims move out everything from the old theme clean the room repaint then sims decide if they went to sell the old furniture still in excenlent condition to have the simoleon from the sale in there household funds or give it to a family member in there houseold thats moved out but can not afford the furniture if there family is getting bigger (moved out sims) witch in term is called hand me down? like i said this is an exemple i am using

"friendlysimmers;c-18135880" wrote:
or sims doing spring cleaning @SimsLovinLycan getting rid of old stuff they no longer went to keep to make room for new ones exemple say you have in game a vampire theme baby room and went to redecorate it to a werewolf theme baby room sims move out everything from the old theme clean the room repaint then sims decide if they went to sell the old furniture still in excenlent condition to have the simoleon from the sale in there household funds or give it to a family member in there houseold thats moved out but can not afford the furniture if there family is getting bigger (moved out sims) witch in term is called hand me down? like i said this is an exemple i am using

Yes, yard sales are a great thing to add to a pack like this! Then, people who want a more immersive clearing out/redecorating process than just selling the old furniture in Build/Buy could have some fun too! Maybe even have something pop up in Neighborhood Stories when someone else is having a yard sale too. The mailbox could have a golden glow around it on the day those things happen, so you know to check it (because not all of us check the mail every day...guilty as charged).

Would be nice to be able to sell furniture with those tarpaulins they have at the flea market in San Myshuno. I used to play a sim that upcycled broken furniture from the trash and it would have been lovely to be able to actually sell it in game without setting up a shop.