For rent info thread

"leo3487;c-18331868" wrote:
How is the switch household feature?
Is a long load screen?

You get the regular blue loading screen, but on videos it has been very brief, no actual wait. Keep in mind though that those early players mostly had only this pack + basegame installed.

There were a lot of fire outbreaks in that video... :astonished: I really don't like the fires, I actually hate them. Hopefully they didn't increase those outbreaks in the new pack. It also looks like those new electric supplies seems to get broken very often. I might just not use them if they're not necessary.
The rest of the video was fun to watch, though.

"Breathe_No_More;c-18331907" wrote:
There were a lot of fire outbreaks in that video... :astonished: I really don't like the fires, I actually hate them. Hopefully they didn't increase those outbreaks in the new pack. It also looks like those new electric supplies seems to get broken very often. I might just not use them if they're not necessary.
The rest of the video was fun to watch, though.

Fires are an issues with multi-residential units in real like. Be sure to plan for egress and not pack them all in like sardines.

I know, @LeucosiaX I experienced fire in my real life, so I am done with that ... :disappointed: - sure, my Sims are going to have enough space so they can extinguish the fires or safe themselves.

Tomorang Oceans have sharks and stingrays both of which swim in the shallows so watch out for shark attacks. I saw it on one of Delegracy's early access videos pt 2.

"catloverplayer;c-18331975" wrote:
Tomorang Oceans have sharks and stingrays both of which swim in the shallows so watch out for shark attacks. I saw it on one of Delegracy's early access videos pt 2.

Oh boy! One more ocean to test the danger level of!

For those not in the know, let me explain.
Ocean danger level essentially indicates whether or not your sim can encounter sharks there and whether or not sims can be attacked by the ocean threat (which can lead to death by drowning).
There are three levels:

• Safe - No shark encounters and no ocean threat.
  
• Mild - Shark encounters, but no ocean threat.
  
• Dangerous - Shark encounters and ocean threat.

To be attacked by the Ocean Threat, your sim first needs to encounter a shark. After that there is a small chance of getting pulled underwater while the shark encounter moodlet lasts.
So far:

• The dangerous oceans are:
  
  • Mua Pel'am (Sulani)
    
  • Foxbury Institute (Britechester)
  
  
• The mild oceans are:
  
  • Lani St. Taz (Sulani)
    
  • University of Britechester (Britechester)
    
  • Gilbert Gardens (San Sequoia) (though some do report having their sim get attacked here, my test result state otherwise for some reason)

"EgonVM;c-18332058" wrote:

"catloverplayer;c-18331975" wrote:
Tomorang Oceans have sharks and stingrays both of which swim in the shallows so watch out for shark attacks. I saw it on one of Delegracy's early access videos pt 2.

Oh boy! One more ocean to test the danger level of!

For those not in the know, let me explain.
Ocean danger level essentially indicates whether or not your sim can encounter sharks there and whether or not sims can be attacked by the ocean threat (which can lead to death by drowning).
There are three levels:

• Safe - No shark encounters and no ocean threat.
  
• Mild - Shark encounters, but no ocean threat.
  
• Dangerous - Shark encounters and ocean threat.

To be attacked by the Ocean Threat, your sim first needs to encounter a shark. After that there is a small chance of getting pulled underwater while the shark encounter moodlet lasts.
So far:

• The dangerous oceans are:
  
  • Mua Pel'am (Sulani)
    
  • Foxbury Institute (Britechester)
  
  
• The mild oceans are:
  
  • Lani St. Taz (Sulani)
    
  • University of Britechester (Britechester)
    
  • Gilbert Gardens (San Sequoia) (though some do report having their sim get attacked here, my test result state otherwise for some reason)

In San Sequoia my sim got attacked by a shark in that water were the alligator is. He was pulled under and I saw the fin but he wasn't killed.

https://twitter.com/SimGuruNinja/status/1731028312674443702?s=19

thank goodness. i was worried about that as i was very excited to make a thai restaurant!

"EgonVM;c-18332058" wrote:

"catloverplayer;c-18331975" wrote:
Tomorang Oceans have sharks and stingrays both of which swim in the shallows so watch out for shark attacks. I saw it on one of Delegracy's early access videos pt 2.

Oh boy! One more ocean to test the danger level of!

For those not in the know, let me explain.
Ocean danger level essentially indicates whether or not your sim can encounter sharks there and whether or not sims can be attacked by the ocean threat (which can lead to death by drowning).
There are three levels:

• Safe - No shark encounters and no ocean threat.
  
• Mild - Shark encounters, but no ocean threat.
  
• Dangerous - Shark encounters and ocean threat.

To be attacked by the Ocean Threat, your sim first needs to encounter a shark. After that there is a small chance of getting pulled underwater while the shark encounter moodlet lasts.
So far:

• The dangerous oceans are:
  
  • Mua Pel'am (Sulani)
    
  • Foxbury Institute (Britechester)
  
  
• The mild oceans are:
  
  • Lani St. Taz (Sulani)
    
  • University of Britechester (Britechester)
    
  • Gilbert Gardens (San Sequoia) (though some do report having their sim get attacked here, my test result state otherwise for some reason)

Is this new for the pack?