Autonomy players?
I turn to autonomy that is full, and just watch the family. I really only intervene when they step too out of bounds with my idea for this story. Autonomy works fine for me, if I first play while the ...
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"haneul;c-17844934" wrote:
To give a few specific examples, through autonomy and mods I've had (again, nothing too big):
- a groom-to-be get up early and cook breakfast for his future in-laws
- what looked like my legacy's wild sim child teach another child how to curse out bullies (he told her about something sad that happened to him, she ranted and cursed due to a phase, he cursed back, they cheered)
- a baby conceived
- a sim decide to pick up the violin and learn it to mastery as a late night hobby
- a teenager complain to her "evil, " easily stressed father about malicious commenters trolling her online, making him angry/want to fight
I'm trying to write correct words, your game sounds very dramatic! I love this. I've always played console. Did micromanage on The Sims 2, but it was an adventure aswell, so constant change. When I got four, it was not very adventure type, so I let loose. I will admit I've sounded like a woman yelling at wheel of fortune participants with college student sims!
