Werewolf are annoying to play

@jordyou23 , Well, that can't be helped at this time. 😥  Hopefully Sony and Microsoft will allow Mods/CC to Sims 4 in the future! 🤞

@columbia93 , well, not every pack will be a good match for every player.  As long as you have the packs that would be a good fit for you is all that matters! 🥳  
But when you say there are a lot of cool Werewolf features , and then say "Maybe EA should release a Stuff pack or something...." , do you mean just that EA should start releasing stuff packs again, or that they should release a Werewolf stuff pack?  (Sorry for my confusion.😅)

@xxcrazewolfxx , what you described sounds like the hidden Werewolf ability called Werewolf Empathy that I mentioned in an earlier post.  Members of the Moonwood Collective have this ability. 🥰
I'm glad you are enjoying how wild the werewolves are in this pack, and that they feel more like the werewolves of mythology! 🐺😎

@SheriGR thank you!  I'm so glad you are enjoying my Werewolves that I had you test for me!  I still have not put them on the Gallery yet as I haven't been able to play much this week, but I will put both the skilled and the non-skilled versions of this family on the Gallery soon (in case anyone wants to try them out).  Their names all have something to do with wolves or werewolves.  
Also, thank you for mentioning the Lunar Howl as the name of the trait I was talking about that lets you be able to change your temperaments! 🥰 Sometimes I want to say so much that I forget a few things! (And the pictures of the icons for the traits are always helpful! ) 😀

The reason why more skilled werewolves can be more difficult to play is only because as they become more skilled, they get more temperaments to juggle! 😅 But as we learn which temperaments do what , and how to manage them, this won't be as difficult! 😉  And of course this depends on their Sims personalities and which Werewolf traits you choose (or unlock if it is a hidden one)!  But mostly I found by playing the Marrok family that @SheriGR was tested for me was that the teenager in one Save game was easier than he was in another Save game, all due to which temperaments he ended up with.  I found a considerable difference with him with different temperaments (it was like night and day!) which is good because you want the temperaments to make a difference in gameplay! 💗🥳

I had to get several CC items like feet, a tail with several coloring options, legs and walking style to even begin to think of those furry sims with a big dog mask as werewolfs. But we cant make them immune to negative effects at all and that is just bad design. I couldnt even find any way to trigger toddlers to howl but they and children are constantly enraged by teeth. The balance is abit off here.

Im looking at my apex werewolf right now. Its raining, he is playing the the rain, having a good time... while "hates being wet" is active.

I play with vampires since the pack came out and werewolfs use a similar, practically identical system. Except the negative effects. My vampires are a delight to play with but werewolfs are so difficult and require constant attention. They are almost as bad as babies and those are just objects where we have to guess their needs.

These things require a serious overhaul.