"GalacticGal;c-18227945" wrote:
"SteveBridger;d-1006104" wrote:
With the understanding that this is not a bug, as it involves intended sim behavior, would it be possible to disable the "Shower in the Rain" action on high school lots? My students really don't need to be witnessing the school principal standing out in front of the building in the nude when arriving for school on rainy days.
While this may be funny to most people, myself included, someone might eventually make a big deal of it. It would be a lot more humorous if they were doing it in swimwear, if they're going to be doing it at all.
(I do not use mods or custom content of any kind, nor have I ever.)
I agree. First time I saw that I was omg-ing. The principal loved targeting my Teen Global Superstar, Rock Star, and he was a good kid. He was given detention, his first day, I think it was, because he arrived inside his classroom, the bell still ringing when the principal nabbed him. That's just so wrong. He ended up graduating early, went on to Uni as a Teen, finished in just three Terms with a Distinguished degree, too. He and his wife ran into Ms. Prescott at a café where the couple was having a nice quiet breakfast. Ms. Prescott was screaming after him like a fan, begging him to kiss her! What is up with that? Boundaries, woman. Boundaries!
I was hoping that this might have been quietly fixed in the last update, but the offending principal still exhibits this behavior in the test save I've kept in order to poke around at this problem.
He was "fired" for this in the save I actually play. (No, I didn't kill him, I used a cheat to remove the principal job trait and let the game generate another.) The current principal seems to be a nice enough fella who
doesn't exhibit immodest bathing practices at work in front of students. He didn't even discipline Daniel for coming to school in werewolf form, though he's stopped doing that because it upsets the other students. He does like to wolf out for football practice though, and since the school mascot statue is a wolf that seems appropriate enough. (Well, I'm not sure it's a wolf, but it's some manner of canine.)
I have on a couple of occasions had the principle walk up to a student during class and start clapping and cheering at them rather than hand out a detention. I'm not exactly sure what that signifies yet.
