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My grand meal ham is always spoiling!!! I wish it wouldnt' lol

The main thing I notice that drives me nuts is that a parent will mourn the death of a child for the exact same amount as the person who they bought food from that one time they visited a festival.

"SimAlexandria;c-17249165" wrote:
My grand meal ham is always spoiling!!! I wish it wouldnt' lol

The main thing I notice that drives me nuts is that a parent will mourn the death of a child for the exact same amount as the person who they bought food from that one time they visited a festival.

I would like to see that amended in the game, too. For instance, you never get over the death of a loved one. Never. You just learn to move forward. Instead of just mourning for a set number of days, no matter who it was, perhaps the parent or child, or spouse could have the 'thinking about a family member' pop up more often as they move forward in their lives? I don't know about anyone else, but I think about both of my parents and my older brother whom we lost nearly 45 years ago.

How is it that sims who can teleport can't be bothered to walk from the kitchen to the bathroom, but walks all the way upstairs? xD

"Stutum;c-17249184" wrote:
How is it that sims who can teleport can't be bothered to walk from the kitchen to the bathroom, but walks all the way upstairs? xD

I tell you there are days I wish I could teleport, then I wouldn't always have to take the stairs. ;) Silly Sims.

How is it possible that one seasons year can be longer than an entire life stage?

"Silver_Ghost925;c-17249205" wrote:
How is it possible that one seasons year can be longer than an entire life stage?

I don't know, I play on Long. But, that's pretty insane.

"nerdfashion;c-17249211" wrote:
How is it that killing sims is so much harder? They say there's a 50/50 chance of Pufferfish Nigeri killing you, but why did it take ten plates of the stuff?

You know, I never allow my Sims to even try the stuff. I suppose whoever was preparing the dish was quite a skilled chef. Or somebody over at EA doesn't understand odds. :open_mouth:

"GalacticGal;c-17249200" wrote:

"Stutum;c-17249184" wrote:
How is it that sims who can teleport can't be bothered to walk from the kitchen to the bathroom, but walks all the way upstairs? xD

I tell you there are days I wish I could teleport, then I wouldn't always have to take the stairs. ;) Silly Sims.

I agree, that would come in handy some times. ;)

"GalacticGal;c-17249174" wrote:

"SimAlexandria;c-17249165" wrote:
My grand meal ham is always spoiling!!! I wish it wouldnt' lol

The main thing I notice that drives me nuts is that a parent will mourn the death of a child for the exact same amount as the person who they bought food from that one time they visited a festival.

I would like to see that amended in the game, too. For instance, you never get over the death of a loved one. Never. You just learn to move forward. Instead of just mourning for a set number of days, no matter who it was, perhaps the parent or child, or spouse could have the 'thinking about a family member' pop up more often as they move forward in their lives? I don't know about anyone else, but I think about both of my parents and my older brother whom we lost nearly 45 years ago.

Agreed. I think that they shouldn't mourn acquaintances at all, friends for maybe 6 Sim hours, good friends, for a day, best friends and extended family (aunts/uncles/cousins) 2 days, and close family (spouse, parents, grandparents, children, siblings) 3 Sim days.

After that, I think they should get the "think about Sim" for anyone family or good friends and up more often, accompanied by an emotion (maybe sad but could be sometimes sad and sometimes happy if they are remembering a good time with them or something) for an hour.

How is it that when my sim got pregnant her fiance never seemed bothered, even though the 2 of them had never woohooed.