I don't understand this (werewolves)

I guess because when you’re on a rampage you’re quite literally out of control. You can get them to do some stuff. I wanted to unlock Transformation Mastery so I had to keep my werewolf from scaring other sims while rampaging. So I was able to direct him to areas without sims and to even take a swim in Lake Lunvik.

Here's how I see it: Werewolves go on a rampage when their fury meter is maxed, so when they rampage they essentially lose control. So if they are not in control of themselves, it makes sense the player shouldn't be either.

There are still wolf related things that they can do if I remember correctly it was mentioned in the stream that they can scratch things up and mark territory at the player's command, but human interaction like lighting a bonfire, is a no.

So rampaging is essentially the wolf gone wild, so the inner animal, and we have no control in game over animals.

I actually like how the rampage works. You *shouldn't* be able to control a werewolf who is out of control with fury. And there is a perk on the second tier that will give you the option to have your wolf try to regain control when rampaging. I just hope they don't nerf werewolves.

I think it makes sense that you cant control them when they are rampaging....the point is that they cant control themselves either!
I dont mind the random snarling or scratching stuff its the inbetween bits I find odd. My werewolf rampaged in a bar in Sulani and TBH they spent quite alot of time just standing around aimlessly doing nothing (I think if they arent in Moonwood Mills they tend to be alot less busy).

Lol, my Sim destroyed her home when she transformed. Then she spent the next day repairing all the things that she broke. :D
I loved it, I got her handiness skill go up without having to purchase woodworking table yet.

It isn't that you can't control them; you can, but the things they can do are severely limited. The first time my guy turned into a werewolf he happened to be REALLY hungry, and had to wait until the rage was over before he could eat.

"pearlbh;d-1000546" wrote:
Why on earth did they design it so that when a werewolf is on a rampage, they CAN'T DO ANYTHING? I mean, they can't interact with ANY objects. I'm playing vanilla right now so it can't be that I have a mod conflict, they obviously designed it this way, but what is the point? It gets pretty boring having them do werewolfy things through the whole rampage and not even be able to eat or light a bonfire or anything.

It makes more sense if you can’t control them. When your werewolf gets stronger you can unlock a skill so you can control them.

"Kimmer;c-18131702" wrote:
Lol, my Sim destroyed her home when she transformed. Then she spent the next day repairing all the things that she broke. :D

@Kimmer When my sim went into his second rampage, he was at home. I sent him outside and locked the doors so he couldn't get back in to tear up the place. He's still a low level werewolf, so about all he could do was dig, sniff, and howl. ?

"Darkshadow608;c-18131650" wrote:
Here's how I see it: Werewolves go on a rampage when their fury meter is maxed, so when they rampage they essentially lose control. So if they are not in control of themselves, it makes sense the player shouldn't be either.

There are still wolf related things that they can do if I remember correctly it was mentioned in the stream that they can scratch things up and mark territory at the player's command, but human interaction like lighting a bonfire, is a no.

So rampaging is essentially the wolf gone wild, so the inner animal, and we have no control in game over animals.

I get what you mean.

For myself I don’t like things that prevent me deciding what’s happening. ?

I’m glad werewolves can do wolf ? related stuff though and they aren’t totally uncontrollable.

I wonder when they go wolf they read the same as pets and that’s how they are immune to some commands? ?

"ncisGibbs02;c-18131784" wrote:
... I wonder when they go wolf they read the same as pets and that’s how they are immune to some commands? ?

@ncisGibbs02 I was thinking they were like the possessed sims in Strangerville--unreachable because they're in tune with another Force. With the possessed, it's the Mother Plant. With werewolves, it's the Moon! ?