Items that have been banned from your played sims households?

"ShadowSixx;c-16729387" wrote:
I have a love/hate relationship with the high chairs. I like putting my toddler in it to eat but for me I don't have a problem with it on nice sunny days, but when it's raining or lightning as soon as I put my toddler in, he immediately says something and my sim has to get him out of it which is annoying. I think it's spam and needs to be patched.

It's the reaction to rain they do when outside. When you put them in there (or in beds, but they don't need to get out in that case) they want out to play the reaction animation. That's because they somehow think the highchair is " outside". When there is a blizzard they get the prompt to run inside from the high chair. I think this is a bug.

"Anthonydyer;c-16729469" wrote:

"lasummerb;c-16729411" wrote:
Incense
Clay

@lasummerb This game has incense?

@Anthonydyer Yes, it does. Whenever I would use it would trigger LEs (Last Exception errors) and something else funky. It's been so long since I tried having one for my Sims, I can't even remember. I think it comes with Spa Day.

I don't strictly ban any items, even if they annoy me. I avoid adding tvs (I know there are other things I avoid, but I'm drawing a blank) unless it suits my Sims or their story because all they'll wanna do is watch it if I don't keep their actions queue filled. Even so, I still use them pretty often.

"MaggieMarley;c-16723883" wrote:
Am I the only one who loves the talking toilet? It can deal with their bladder and hygiene at once! I love this.

I love them, especially for pregnant Sims that are hard to look after. They stay so clean when they're peeing every five minutes. :D

Cow Plants. Hands down. No, wait... those evil little gremlins they call gnomes that can ruin holidays. I'm deleting (or rather selling) them all. ;)
This list is a hoot and gave me some darn good laughs. I'm not alone after all... Hahaha...

While there is children or teens all radios get banned from the household in my game. I really hate it when they decide to turn up the volume on those things. What is worse, I love having them in.

"Anthonydyer;c-16729467" wrote:

"Anthonydyer;c-16729204" wrote:

Cheap stoves that are going to catch on fire.

I am doubling down on my thing against cheap stoves. I just had a fire from a cheap stove while cooking mac and cheese. How do you set mac and cheese on fire??

Probably the same way someone IRL set spaghetti on fire - they put the other stuff on the stove without adding any water first, then wandered off to chat with a neighbor. I didn't know it could be done, until a friend told me.

"Anthonydyer;c-16729469" wrote:

"lasummerb;c-16729411" wrote:
Incense
Clay

@lasummerb This game has incense?

Indeed...and it changes your Sim's mood, depending what kind of incense you choose. I like using the incense in my game occasionally. I've never seen any of my Sims use it autonomously.

I would ban puddles and mud puddles from the game if I could.... only childish adult Sims should splash in puddles. And no Sim that isn't child or younger should splash in puddles in formal wear or party clothes. I also don't have any cowplants in my game. If I ever decide to put cowplants in my game, they are getting a fence and a gate that is only unlocked at certain times. I haven't had too many problems with the pools (except some lots are just too small for them), but if I start having problems with them I'm going to start putting fences around them with just enough room for a Sim to walk single file around the pool, and keep the gate locked except when I want Sims to use them. That's what people do IRL with pools anyways.

Highchairs, gaming rigs and that forsaken parenting board (the usual suspects). Also, ANY bar except during parties or get togethers. Sims will just make drinks all day long and it drives me crazy

"Anthonydyer;c-16729467" wrote:

"Anthonydyer;c-16729204" wrote:

Cheap stoves that are going to catch on fire.

I am doubling down on my thing against cheap stoves. I just had a fire from a cheap stove while cooking mac and cheese. How do you set mac and cheese on fire??

Lol! I can’t exactly remember the exact food, but I remembered it was something weird and simple, and my sim still managed to burn stuff back in Sims 1 (I think it was 1, and maybe also 2 or 3 with certain traits), if they didn’t have any cooking skill or low cooking skill.

Yeah, I usually avoid cheapo stove things as well in all Sims games.