EA StaffDon't worry about the chart, @PugLove888, you made it very clear and I still have fresh Mendel's peas 😉 Nothing to add there, great explanation of real life Biology.
To which point Sims world is based in real life genetics... well, that's something you can definitely give your feedback about as you are doing. Happy to keep reading your thoughts on this!
-Mai
PS: Added your townies with same surname - no family to my feedback list 😉
@EA_Mai, Thanks! I'm glad you understood me. It's not a deal breaker, but it is annoying to people who like science or who have OCD (or both!) 😃 Funny, I was going to mention Gregor Mendel and his peas, but thought that might be a bit too nerdy or boring for most people! :eahigh_file:
Just this past summer my parents, aunt, uncle, and me were discussing how in the early and even mid 20th century the average person knew almost nothing about genetics and how this often caused false accusations of infidelity!😮😢 My grandma and grandpa had brown eyes, but my dad had blue eyes, so grandpa's side of the family were very upset thinking grandma wasn't faithful (never mind the fact that my grandpa's sister had blue eyes, so they did exist on their side of the family!) As my dad got older though, grandpa's side of the family realized that except for eye color, my dad was a dead ringer for grandpa! LOL😃:eahigh_file: So my grandma's loyalty wasn't in question anymore, thank God!
Also, thanks for adding the problem with Townies living in the same household with the same last name not being related in the family tree! It is also sad that if in the game there is a married couple with no children and one spouse dies, the remaining spouse does not have him or her in her family tree after he or she dies -- but if the couple have a child and one spouse dies, then the dead spouse remains in the family tree! This isn't fair to people who don't have children. Married people who are childless are still family! 😢
