Don't You Just Hate It When …
…things happen in the game so quickly, you can't even snap a picture of it! Louise dropped by the dorm and for some odd reason many of the students were in the common lavatory. Kayleigh was there, too...
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"DaniRose2143;c-18185283" wrote:
As a storyteller who does a lot of group activities, it drives me nuts that the average sim's attention span is like 0.05 seconds. I'm trying to get a group together around a table to shoot a scene. As the last sim sits, the first sim gets up to go do something totally random. It reminds me of acrobats, one stands on the teeter-totter and another one jumps on the other end and launches them.
Edit to add a better analogy
ikr?! It reminds me of the wack a mole game. Can't keep em all down at once. Thank good ness they made the "set the table" option that gets people to all sit qnd eat together. Also the hot pot, that does it too.
"Behappy1st;c-18185686" wrote:
I hate it when you Q up actions and they drop half of them. Feed the baby and cuddle. Go to next sim give instructions. Go back to first and she's cuddling baby, ok thats done but 2 seconds later the baby is flashing a bottle. She just breast fed you didn't she? So I tell her to breast feed AGAIN. It's a extra long feed so that means she didn't feed the baby. When I feed too often they get a negative reaction and won't eat.My point is when you fill their Q and they drop some you don't know what they did and what they dropped. It's so annoying, I want them to do things in the order I want. They seem to be dropping a lot lately.
Have you tried turning off autonomy?
I was pleased that Sims are now more likely to do sensible things like Go to the bathroom and eat, on their own, but if you find your Sim is refusing to look after their baby and there's no underlying cause to address, like mean or hates children traits, maybe turning off autonomy would help.
Also if they have parenting as an aspiration, it makes them far more attentive as parents.
