It has no other secondary effects.
The current behavior of the carefree trait is so that a Sim (vampire or other) doesn't get tense with the associated negative effects. There is a reason why it is so expensive to buy.
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</V>Yeah, the daytime weakness buff has secondary effects. The main thing is that getting lvl 3 daytime weakness + guilty drinker = 4 weakness points that do absolutely nothing.
It was 3k points before the vampires expansion introduced this. And it didn't need to be nerfed then because the tense buffs in the base game were generally inconsequential otherwise.
Yeah, the daytime weakness buff has secondary effects. The main thing is that getting lvl 3 daytime weakness + guilty drinker = 4 weakness points that do absolutely nothing.
That may be but the talk was about being tense.
Like I said, I'm perfectly fine with blocking out the tense mood. Those secondary effects, though, are what the real weakness here is, so they should be preserved in some way, shape, or form.
Then I take it you would also like to retain the negative effects off Working hard (School/Work) since the Carefree trait also negates those.
No. What I'm talking about is the secondary effects from the tense moodlets themselves that should be preserved. (From what I've noticed, working hard only reduces the Fun motive, as well as adding a tense moodlet. Both of these effects are blocked by the carefree trait, which IMO is part of the point. So it's fine.
