Death - no one dies
Seems like everyone's games have exciting deaths. Mine can be struck by lightning, fix electrical equipment in the pouring rain and nothing happens, no one dies from laughing too much or being too exc...
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I don't play with mods, and I've never had an emotional death, but that's in part because I don't go out of my way to try and cause them. That said, I have killed off a ton of bothersome NPCs, and freezing and heat exhaustion are the quickest and most efficient way to dispose of them. Dress them in their summer or winter clothes on a freezing or heat-wave day (depending on the season), order them to cloudgaze, and they're dead in an hour or two. Much faster than drowning them, although I do have a pool for that.
Elders, I kill off the fun way—have them work out until they get the critically exhausted moodlet, then woohoo them until they shove off.
In my own experiments, I've found that a sim who cooks while inspired doesn't start fires. Along the same lines, sims who paint or write at low levels while inspired also tend to produce Excellent quality works, so I think the game takes into account the "right" emotion for whatever skill is being built.
Elders, I kill off the fun way—have them work out until they get the critically exhausted moodlet, then woohoo them until they shove off.
"Inna Minnit;c-17970264" wrote:
I did have a sim die from scrambled eggs, though. Now no one gets to cook til they have gotten to level 2 cooking. Salad for you, newbie!
In my own experiments, I've found that a sim who cooks while inspired doesn't start fires. Along the same lines, sims who paint or write at low levels while inspired also tend to produce Excellent quality works, so I think the game takes into account the "right" emotion for whatever skill is being built.
