Isn't it funny....

"Stutum;d-966840" wrote:
That when the weather is hot your sims are uncomfortably hot when they're in their underwear, but feel much better when they put more clothes on? Makes sense, yeah? "Oh, no, I can't stand the heat, better put a dress on! Ahh, much better". Sims logic, ladies and gentlemen! :lol:

Yes! Or in their athletic clothing. Swim wear, athletic wear and underwear should all count as hot weather clothing.

"Stutum;d-966840" wrote:
That when the weather is hot your sims are uncomfortably hot when they're in their underwear, but feel much better when they put more clothes on? Makes sense, yeah? "Oh, no, I can't stand the heat, better put a dress on! Ahh, much better". Sims logic, ladies and gentlemen! :lol:

Being in your smalls doesn't help when it comes to sweating and you need something to absorb the sweat as well rather than have it trickle down your sides like a waterfall. an hour later and your armpits are so sweaty and starting to smell that it would be a sweet relief to clean the area up after lifting the arms up to check, not to mention your seat and the smalls you are wearirng are starting to get drenched in sweat.

Not sure anyone would be comfortable under such a condition.

"Stutum;d-966840" wrote:
That when the weather is hot your sims are uncomfortably hot when they're in their underwear, but feel much better when they put more clothes on? Makes sense, yeah? "Oh, no, I can't stand the heat, better put a dress on! Ahh, much better". Sims logic, ladies and gentlemen! :lol:

It's not funny, it's infuriating. I want to stomp around like a Sim, haha. The devs should have coded something smarter! I think it's the same for swimwear too? Unacceptable! :(

"Hoverael;c-17258922" wrote:
Being in your smalls doesn't help when it comes to sweating and you need something to absorb the sweat as well rather than have it trickle down your sides like a waterfall. an hour later and your armpits are so sweaty and starting to smell that it would be a sweet relief to clean the area up after lifting the arms up to check, not to mention your seat and the smalls you are wearirng are starting to get drenched in sweat.

Not sure anyone would be comfortable under such a condition.

I have such a lovely picture in my head now - not :D

"Hoverael;c-17258922" wrote:

"Stutum;d-966840" wrote:
That when the weather is hot your sims are uncomfortably hot when they're in their underwear, but feel much better when they put more clothes on? Makes sense, yeah? "Oh, no, I can't stand the heat, better put a dress on! Ahh, much better". Sims logic, ladies and gentlemen! :lol:

Being in your smalls doesn't help when it comes to sweating and you need something to absorb the sweat as well rather than have it trickle down your sides like a waterfall. an hour later and your armpits are so sweaty and starting to smell that it would be a sweet relief to clean the area up after lifting the arms up to check, not to mention your seat and the smalls you are wearirng are starting to get drenched in sweat.

Not sure anyone would be comfortable under such a condition.

You do have a point of course, still not convinced that putting on more helps though. xD Actually, I think fans as an alternative to those thermostats would be nice. :)

"Stutum;c-17258962" wrote:

"Hoverael;c-17258922" wrote:

"Stutum;d-966840" wrote:
That when the weather is hot your sims are uncomfortably hot when they're in their underwear, but feel much better when they put more clothes on? Makes sense, yeah? "Oh, no, I can't stand the heat, better put a dress on! Ahh, much better". Sims logic, ladies and gentlemen! :lol:

Being in your smalls doesn't help when it comes to sweating and you need something to absorb the sweat as well rather than have it trickle down your sides like a waterfall. an hour later and your armpits are so sweaty and starting to smell that it would be a sweet relief to clean the area up after lifting the arms up to check, not to mention your seat and the smalls you are wearirng are starting to get drenched in sweat.

Not sure anyone would be comfortable under such a condition.

You do have a point of course, still not convinced that putting on more helps though. xD Actually, I think fans as an alternative to those thermostats would be nice. :)

even wearing something light and small can be helpful in reducing the effect of the armpit and absorb sweat. so long as the top can breathe, it should be fine for warm days. you wouldn't be wearing anything really different than if you were wearing smalls anyway, even if it covers a little more skin most of it is still on display.

Desktop fans running in warm air can actually be detrminetal if they aren't powerful enough to push the warm air out. otherwise you'd end up with warm and cold air clashing on your body and start getting a headache from it. a proper ventilation system with a nice airflow stream through the house would probably be better to cool it all down. but those types of cooling solutions in the house will be costly.

This is why I think each cloth should rather give a heating factor, and the sum of a full outfit should rather be counted towards the temperature. Small clothing items would then give a smaller score, so a sim would not overheat regardless of clothing category.

Or if you put thick winter clothing and set it to summer outfit and they will still be okay. ? ? ?

"Hoverael;c-17258922" wrote:

"Stutum;d-966840" wrote:
That when the weather is hot your sims are uncomfortably hot when they're in their underwear, but feel much better when they put more clothes on? Makes sense, yeah? "Oh, no, I can't stand the heat, better put a dress on! Ahh, much better". Sims logic, ladies and gentlemen! :lol:

Being in your smalls doesn't help when it comes to sweating and you need something to absorb the sweat as well rather than have it trickle down your sides like a waterfall. an hour later and your armpits are so sweaty and starting to smell that it would be a sweet relief to clean the area up after lifting the arms up to check, not to mention your seat and the smalls you are wearirng are starting to get drenched in sweat.

Not sure anyone would be comfortable under such a condition.

As an Australian and living in a country where it frequently hits 45°C (113°F), having no top on is glorious. Even that thin piece of fabric can make it feel twice as hot. Walking around in your underwear is the only way to survive Summer here.

"DeKay;c-17259891" wrote:

"NoTalent;c-17259622" wrote:

"Hoverael;c-17258922" wrote:

"Stutum;d-966840" wrote:
That when the weather is hot your sims are uncomfortably hot when they're in their underwear, but feel much better when they put more clothes on? Makes sense, yeah? "Oh, no, I can't stand the heat, better put a dress on! Ahh, much better". Sims logic, ladies and gentlemen! :lol:

Being in your smalls doesn't help when it comes to sweating and you need something to absorb the sweat as well rather than have it trickle down your sides like a waterfall. an hour later and your armpits are so sweaty and starting to smell that it would be a sweet relief to clean the area up after lifting the arms up to check, not to mention your seat and the smalls you are wearirng are starting to get drenched in sweat.

Not sure anyone would be comfortable under such a condition.

As an Australian and living in a country where it frequently hits 45°C (113°F), having no top on is glorious. Even that thin piece of fabric can make it feel twice as hot. Walking around in your underwear is the only way to survive Summer here.

I live in Singapore, which is a bit similar to Australia but I would never walk around like that in my underwear. XD

"Hoverael;c-17259881" wrote:

"NoTalent;c-17259622" wrote:

"Hoverael;c-17258922" wrote:

"Stutum;d-966840" wrote:
That when the weather is hot your sims are uncomfortably hot when they're in their underwear, but feel much better when they put more clothes on? Makes sense, yeah? "Oh, no, I can't stand the heat, better put a dress on! Ahh, much better". Sims logic, ladies and gentlemen! :lol:

Being in your smalls doesn't help when it comes to sweating and you need something to absorb the sweat as well rather than have it trickle down your sides like a waterfall. an hour later and your armpits are so sweaty and starting to smell that it would be a sweet relief to clean the area up after lifting the arms up to check, not to mention your seat and the smalls you are wearirng are starting to get drenched in sweat.

Not sure anyone would be comfortable under such a condition.

As an Australian and living in a country where it frequently hits 45°C (113°F), having no top on is glorious. Even that thin piece of fabric can make it feel twice as hot. Walking around in your underwear is the only way to survive Summer here.

And requiring daily showering. imagining water bills out there are insane?

Why do you make it seem like showering isn't supposed to be daily? I shower twice a day... ???

showering more than once day seems excessive, but i don't live in a part of the world that never drops below 30'c, so i probably don't know what i'm talking about.