"EnkiSchmidt;c-18013241" wrote:
"AncientMuse;c-18013138" wrote:
Not my cup of tea. Turned it off in the Sims 3 and will do so again in the Sims 4.
Fingers crossed the dev team gives us a toggle to turn this feature on or off because this particular feature is a drastic game changer, so it really really really needs an on/off switch.
From how I understand the initial post, they seem to think that us being able to say no to, let's say a breakup, is enough. But the fact that my (currently inactive) sims even consider breaking up is already trampling on my worldbuilding :'(
I really hope I'm wrong and there will be a toggle.
When the demo showed a sim trying to break up Bella and Morty it didn't work because she has a high relationship with him. The blog (first post) also says that attempts to do that can backfire on the sim trying it. It also mentions about traits etc being taken into consideration. Family Oriented sims might ask about a baby, whereas Hates Kids/Noncommital would be less likely? Similarly, I doubt a sim with a good relationship would call about breaking up, but one in a rocky relationship would.
If this is truly how things will work, then any advice calls should fit with the character of the sim doing the calling.
