Vampire Thirst Decays Way Too Quickly
So I've been playing Sims 4 and specifically vampires for years now. My latest vampire, however, her thirst decays at about the same rate as a normal sim's hunger, and refills about the same amount a...
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That does help a bit! If you don't mind me asking for a bit more information, do you know or remember roughly how long it takes the thirst need to decay w/o perks or weaknesses? That's much more concerning to me than how much she fills up from plasma fruit or packs. Like I said, her thirst seems to decay roughly at about the same rate as a normal sim's hunger need, and I thought I remembered it decaying MUCH slower. Like, how many times a day do you think a beginner vampire should have to Deep Drink to keep from getting negative Thirst moodlets?
Tbh what I'm probably gonna do is get a random NPC to come over, into a basement, and lock them in lmfao. If this is a problem w/ the game and not my memory, I don't anticipate it being solved any time soon, so that's at least a cheaper workaround than buying a bunch of plasma packs or gardening.
@wickedsnack A Beginner Vampire without perks need Plasma like 3-4 times a Day. During the day their hunger will Decrease / Deplete faster especially going outside. The Sun as you know will kill a Beginner Vampire really fast. All their Needs will Decrease instantly. You Buy a Coffin for them to hibernate in so none of their "Needs" will Decay. wait till Night time their needs won't Decay so fast and Begin to teach them. I recommend teaching them and getting them to GrandMaster and getting all the perks. So you will never have to worry about their needs Decaying so fast. So the Sun and their thirst won't be much of a problem anymore. My GrandMasters can handle the light and their thrist hardly goes Down and they only need plasma once every few Days in game. I Hope this was helpful to you.
Okay, so it is just an issue of my memory, since I've never had a GrandMaster Vampire, and like I said I thought I remembered it being a slower decay rate. Thanks!
