"DaWaterRat;c-17370402" wrote:
The Overexertion modlet should only occur if they've been doing something physically stressing - like exercise or woohoo. As for the uncomfortable surroundings modlet - put walls up and look for a plate or cup that wound up on a shelf or something, because those aren't default for elders. Or a pile of garbage that somehow glitched behind a counter. Those are the usual culprits when any sim has a "messy surroundings" modlet and you can't see why.
I play with elders all the time, and even when their bedroom is on the third floor, I never had a problem with stairs tiring them out. However, they also tend to have a 7+ in fitness because the house has its own gym (I've been playing in it for 9 generations now on long life) so that may be a factor.
If they have jobs and are getting the overworked modlet, let them take some vacation days. They can keep working, but they can also retire and get some money daily (about half what the base pay is for their current job level) I don't know if that applies to babysitters though, since that's a part time job. (I tend to have my elders go through their Vacation days and then retire.)
Thank you! :smiley: They seem to be constantly tired or something. I'm not sure what their deal is. I'll have to go in and check and see if I can report what that specific orange mood they are feeling is so much. And yeah, that's a good call to search for trash or dirty dishes. They have 5 kids so I believe they are keeping the house fairly clean. Though that's always a good idea cause you never know where sims set down things. XD
Hmm, if stairs don't stress them out, then maybe I can return their bedroom back to where it was originally, the second floor so they can keep their private bathroom. But I've been worried cause they seem to be in that orange moodlet so much.
Hm, I think Henry still can work longer, he seems more able? I don't know, he walks around with a straight back. Meanwhile his wife, Linda, she often has sagging posture. I worry more about her since her pose changed and she sometimes holds her back.
I loved the advice you shared with me :smiley: Feel free to return if you gain any more advice for my elders :smiley:
