Does The Sims 4 require a trait overhaul?

Good points everyone! Rather than simply agree with what has been said will illustrate with examples from yesterday of the need for balancing. Summer Holiday is a fun sim to play, and also very aggravating. She has the active trait, which the game translates to an obcession with working out, jogging, sit/push ups and the like. Normal activities, tending the house and what amounts to a small farm isn't good enough. It;s the gym rat routine or nothing. If there isn't enough of that she gets tense, cranky, and uncooperative until something is done to remedy the situation, which takes away from the other things to do. I have another sim with the loner trait. Oher than warning messages of 'stranger danger', I see little difference between that sim and others that don't have th trait. There are however many individual traits within the system that need balancing to more realistic levels of influence, in addition to the overall system work already mentioned so well.