Death By Anger

"sunblond;c-16009446" wrote:
I was setting up a new household for a townie sim that was living in the YA bachelorette apartment with a female sim from my main family and for the first time in my game play. She immediately dropped dead after woohoo with her new husband of hysterical death. He was able to get the grim reaper to revive her but she dropped dead again, so I exited to main menu without saving and upon reloading the game had her calm down in the mirror this time.

I then installed the no emotional death mod. I have had sims die in game unexpectedly by fire, and just went with it, but was not up for it this time.

I have MCC, so can kill sims anytime I want.

I'm not entirely sure the resurrection of an already dead Sim is an answer. I had my Detective's partner, so to speak, drop dead. He was able to deal with Grimmie and the partner was resurrected. However, shortly thereafter they went on a call to investigate a crime, and said partner dropped dead again by the pool! I don't put much stock in only getting a couple of Sim hours more. Besides, Grimmie is rather fickle. My Gen. 2 Heir tried to plead for his wife, but Grimmie turned a deaf ear. I had to roll with the punch on that one. I would love, just once, to experience a death by emotion in my game. It's kind of like that death by satellite I never experienced back in Sims2. It nags, you know?

"Livin in Sim;c-16007384" wrote:
Parenthood added the Mood Swings for Teens, and they don't die from them. So I guess that means that Teens can't die from Emotion if you have this Pack. Does anyone know if they can die from Emotion without Parenthood? I've never had a Teen die from Emotion.

That makes sense. I've always wondered about that, but I just figured they could because Teens haven't been immune to deaths in any TS game. As a YA my Sim has been Hysterical and Mortified but even then, I don't really do much about it and he's always been able to just calm himself down so I'm not at all afraid of emotional deaths.