"simgirl1010;c-17991883" wrote:
Never. I don't experience very many bugs but when I do I always report them or hit that 'me too' button.
Well you're lucky. I find the game literally unplayable without the reset option handy. It solves so many annoyances that never have been fixed, like Sims walking past each other before being able to talk and then having to walk all the way back. Just reset both Sims so they stop in front of each other then que up interactions like they're supposed to work.
Or a Cottage Living (actually Bramblewood specific) similar problem: The Creature Keeper constantly jogging back and forth between his fake cottage and the fishing spot in the mountains on the other side of the map. Since I live there, I can't "invite to hang out at current lot" since it always counts as if he is on the played lot since he doesn't have a proper home (big mistake by the creators, I think).
Anyway, this means he is constantly running past me... so just get near him, reset both Sims and then you can talk to him.
And then the standard bugs like "Standing still humming for two full Sim Days unless reset", "Deciding to walk half way across the map to eat / do dishes", "Chef or other personnel at restaurant stuck humming until reset", "Climbing wall locked in 'trial mode' by NPC Sim that left / despawned" so it can't be used until Reset, and simply used as both the quickest, and only, way to end a lot of autonomous actions such as leaving a conversation to go work in the garden or refuse to wait for a holiday Feast meal and instead digging thru the fridge for food. That's a typical example of where the Reset is necessary to stop the Sim in time.
...I really feel we all SHOULD click the "Me too" button every time things like this happens so the devs realize how common it is. I have a feeling they don't realize how buggy the game and especially behaviors, actually are.
