"Atreya33;c-17922541" wrote:
"Amapola76;c-17922286" wrote:
The only thing I think is a little unfortunate is that while they picked a lovely spot for it, it's a bit farther from the park than I expected, so it wasn't as easy as I hoped to move back and forth between the festival area and the park between sets.
My sim brought along a bike because I kinda expected it to take a bit of time to get over to the stage. Unfortunately this is only available with university or eco lifestyle.
That's a smart idea. I was playing a new sim, and hadn't decided whether to give her a bike yet, but I'll definitely do that with the next sim I take.
"Atreya33;c-17922585" wrote:
"Butterfreeguy;c-17922578" wrote:
The outfits changing into these of the festivals... Doesn't that happen in San Myshuno and Mount Komorebi's festivals either? Nobody is complaining about that. ?
A lot of simmers aren't happy about those situational outfits but they are supposed to dissappear afterwards. With those festivals the non played sims only temporarily get an outfit for that situation or festival. If you visit them afterwards, they have returned to their normal outfits. With this summer of sims festival, they apparently keep the festival shirt as a permanent outfit.
For years mine have stayed in their outfits for many sims days afterward. I used to have to go around to several households and specifically ask the individual sims to "show me outfit" so they would change, which was obviously a huge pain. I haven't noticed that lately, but I don't know whether that's because they finally fixed it, or if I'm just not going to festivals as often.
I actually didn't have any sims change into the concert tees during or after the concert, thankfully. I'm wondering whether it's because my sim was a chatterbot and introduced herself to everyone at the festival, so they had a big group conversation going and no one ever wandered over to the merchandise booth.
