That might make sims more interesting though. One example I've wrote here before is that let's suppose the sim has fond memories with the color red in their childhood, thus they like the color. However, due to that connection, they view anyone wearing it as immature and they'd like a more mature partner.
Second thing I totally agree with. If changing clothing or taking these off altogether erases attraction, then what's the point. Some sims are more attractive in lounges than in gyms simply because their party wear contains green. So yeah, my feedback is mostly "expand on physical attraction, please".
That might make sims more interesting though. One example I've wrote here before is that let's suppose the sim has fond memories with the color red in their childhood, thus they like the color. However, due to that connection, they view anyone wearing it as immature and they'd like a more mature partner.
I think that if you like a certain colour then you would try to incorporate it into your everyday life. If red puts you in a good mood and gives you positive energy then you are not going to shun it on the basis that it's best suited for children. If you think that red is not good enough for you to wear it then it means you don't actually like it, regardless of the fond memories you have from childhood.
Well, yeah, each person is different... But yeah, that was my attempt of thinking of an example.
I myself hope here that turn-ons and turn-offs won't take away likes and dislikes slots. I saw we can put 50 of them. If they don't, then the outfit color isn't a big deal in my opinion. If they do, then I agree, why this option exists, why not use the favorite color preference.
