Killing Sims

"fullspiral;c-17202991" wrote:
In Sims 3, I had "Death Island". It was a game of life or death. There was a keeper, who ran the game and a bunch of contestants.

The keeper had a fully equipped manse that the contestants had no access to. They had communal living and only ate when the keeper gave them supper, or breakfast. If they were too slow in grabbing a portion, they went hungry.

And then there were contests. Using the baskeball, or golf, or other things sims 3 had (That sims 4 doesnt) The winner got to go to the winner suite in the manse for the week and didn't have to participate in the death game at the end of the week.

That was a lineup of jellybean bushes. They had to keep eating them until one of them died from it. Some of them turned purple, or yellow, or fainted, or whatever, but ultimately, one died. And the contestants got narrowed down that way.

The ultimate prize, (If the sim won) was freedom from Death Island and a new start with a new house and a pile of simoleons.

Now THAT was fun! >:)

Dang, didn't see this. But I love doing this. In Sims 2, I made a neighborhood specifically for witches. Sims would enter this tower fight. Winners would advance to the next floor, and losers would have to go through a death trap and die.. The higher you climbed the tower, the more perks you would get (their own room, proper meals, extra skill points.) The higher you rise though, the more deadlier the traps for the losers.

The person who reached the top would become a witch and live in the witch neighborhood, while the person who came in second would get out alive (if the winner allowed it), but would get their memories wiped and be banished from the world. The end goal was to have a society founded by the strongest, smartest, and most resourceful. Their royal family originated from the sim who won the first battle royale.

Once I had a land of super-buff muscle witches, I had them invade other neighborhoods, beat the plum out of everyone, and kill them to take their land. The only ones that stood a chance against them were the super-buff muscle Servos with maxed-out Body skills and the ability to build more soldiers on demand.

"DoloresGrey;c-17202925" wrote:
I don't enjoy it but sometimes (not very often) I have to do it for storytelling purposes.

Great thread btw. I hope it will be in next friday highlights, I can't wait for more answers.

Thank you, DoloresGrey!

"Gordy;c-17203034" wrote:

"fullspiral;c-17202991" wrote:
In Sims 3, I had "Death Island". It was a game of life or death. There was a keeper, who ran the game and a bunch of contestants.

The keeper had a fully equipped manse that the contestants had no access to. They had communal living and only ate when the keeper gave them supper, or breakfast. If they were too slow in grabbing a portion, they went hungry.

And then there were contests. Using the baskeball, or golf, or other things sims 3 had (That sims 4 doesnt) The winner got to go to the winner suite in the manse for the week and didn't have to participate in the death game at the end of the week.

That was a lineup of jellybean bushes. They had to keep eating them until one of them died from it. Some of them turned purple, or yellow, or fainted, or whatever, but ultimately, one died. And the contestants got narrowed down that way.

The ultimate prize, (If the sim won) was freedom from Death Island and a new start with a new house and a pile of simoleons.

Now THAT was fun! >:)

Dang, didn't see this. But I love doing this. In Sims 2, I made a neighborhood specifically for witches. Sims would enter this tower fight. Winners would advance to the next floor, and losers would have to go through a death trap and die.. The higher you climbed the tower, the more perks you would get (their own room, proper meals, extra skill points.) The higher you rise though, the more deadlier the traps for the losers.

The person who reached the top would become a witch and live in the witch neighborhood, while the person who came in second would get out alive (if the winner allowed it), but would get their memories wiped and be banished from the world. The end goal was to have a society founded by the strongest, smartest, and most resourceful. Their royal family originated from the sim who won the first battle royale.

Once I had a land of super-buff muscle witches, I had them invade other neighborhoods, beat the plum out of everyone, and kill them to take their land. The only ones that stood a chance against them were the super-buff muscle Servos with maxed-out Body skills and the ability to build more soldiers on demand.

You just gave me an idea for the evil vampire household in my game. :D

I've never deliberately killed any sims in any iteration, I don't create and play out stories. I've had 2 accidental deaths in TS2, none that I know of in 3 or 4 (or 1 for that matter). I'll do absolutely anything to keep my sims alive. I've had aging on only in my first TS4 save, and now some of the premades have passed. Had aging off since then.

I don't do it often, but occasionally kill sims in my game for fun and a change of pace. I can say I am MOST entertained by other's plays when they are killing sims. Watching others play the sims, but not do anything crazy, is inherently boring. (With the exception of builders, because I like to learn tips!)

"belpita;c-17202934" wrote:
I can't say I enjoy it as such, but I have orchestrated deaths for the sake of a story.

Me too.

i do it "for the story".. but like... the story is for fun. i'm the one making it up.. ?
i've played the black widow challenge and there's plenty of death in my two ongoing legacies, not just from old age.

Neither doing it or watching others. Have occasionally done so in TS2 Veronaville, but it's a judicial action on the gangsters that have been murdering innocents. It's done in a manner so I can't see what's happening. Used to just delete them, but learned that's how game got corrupted.

All of it.

I have killed a lot of Sims, but I don't enjoy it. I don't even like knocking down brick-trees in Minecraft, because I'm silly like that. Sometimes it needs done, though! For the greater good!