Do you play Servants?
I spent a few days on revamping my royal palace staff, which quickly lead to dealing with Servants all over my game. There is a rather wide aristocracy, and while live-in servants are limited, they e...
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>>So if the Butler is lazy, the staff would be looking for ways to sneak in downtime and maybe neglect a few duties, lol.
Haha, loved this approach! Opens up for some interesting gameplay, maybe even attempting to fool the masters of the house.
When I play live-in butlers, there is one thing I miss in my game, the bell that the house master would use to get the butler's attention. I wish that object could be placed on a surface to bew used regardless of having a service-butler or not. I'd use it to call for other servants, too, like the maid. Most of my bigger estates have those old servant bells in the kitchen.
I guess most estates of today would use modernized electronical systems, though. I don't play historically, but well, some of these houses are a bit old fashioned :)
Yeah, I love to play in more historic eras, so I'd really love to see more items that cater to that. I've always wanted Sims 4 to be more flexible in gameplay to different timelines and styles rather than primarily focused on the modern and trendy. Of course, I am grateful for the cool things we've gotten that I can use, but I'd still really prefer a way to turn off all the tech and still feasible be able to play. Like have more snail mail order instead of online, and ability to just turn off the phones completely. How cool would it be to have Sims get letters from other Sims instead of texts and have newspapers and doorbells again!
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