Does anyone else do this? (I hope im not alone lol)

Nope. I wait until they're yellow or red. And in this game eating a bowl of cereal thankfully takes care of hunger, in sims 2 they had to eat like 3 of those...

I just start filling the needs when they're yellow. I think if they're green they're good :)

It really depends on what my sims are doing (and whether or not I'm on a legacy save :P) but yes, on my normal save game I too fill as soon as the green starts to drop. Especially if I'm just ever so close to a skill gain they need for work/school/aspiration or what have you.

Yup, I put that Nano trashcan in every household. Very handy and profitable too. :D

Sure. Not all the time, but sometimes I want the need filled up for whatever reason and I have the time and easy enough opportunity, so why not?

Everything except the hunger meter because they tend to over indulge themselves. As for trash yes everything goes in the garage.

I do that too.

I try to take care of their needs before they become yellow, with exception of the hunger bar, it depends on whether I care about their weight or not. Also, at the spice festival, I don't care if they're hungry or not, they're going to have a plate of that burning stuff no matter what. xD

"NationalPokedex;c-17434591" wrote:

"Admiral8Q;c-17431561" wrote:

"SERVERFRA;c-17431336" wrote:
I love the nano trashcan it works even off-the-grid. However, I do wish that some of the bathtubs, all candles & lanterns worked off-the-grid.
Oh well.

There is alot of stuff that works 'off-the-grid'. The only downside is that a shower or bathtub, sink, etc... is that the water is like 'camp-water'. They often get an uncomfortable moodlet. If you get the 'carefree' reward trait, then it negates that.

I thought carefree only worked for being tense from things like low fun or low social or something. So this is good to know. :)

Actually, I stand corrected. It is anything that causes "tense" that is negated.

I never realized how useful of reward trait it is though until trying it!