Lazy things you do in game even if it doesn't make sense in real life

I always cook party sized meals as well. And I rarely set up fancy weddings, just have Sims elope on the spot. I use clubs for skilling or aspiration purposes. My playing style is very much centered around conveniency B)

- I also mainly cook party sized meals.
- I also only elope on the spot when it comes to marriage.
- Sims tend to marry and have babies with the first Sim they meet and gain a decent relationship with.
- Sims rarely leave the house.

I almost always cook party size meals as well, but I also have several large families, so there aren't usually many leftovers. I've found myself cleaning up my sims plates and glasses a lot. It's just easier for me to do it than make them do it. They've got toddlers and children to raise, the least I can do is help out a bit.

I also have my Sim serve whatever meal it is and leave it on the counter for Sim hours so that the toddlers don't starve. This is particularly helpful when I follow their Detective Daddy to work!

I leave my toddlers in charge of their own bedtime and putting themselves to bed.

"GalacticGal;c-16511000" wrote:
I also have my Sim serve whatever meal it is and leave it on the counter for Sim hours so that the toddlers don't starve. This is particularly helpful when I follow their Detective Daddy to work!

If you put the food in one of the bakery cases from GTW, it won't spoil as quickly and toddlers can still serve themselves.

I drag the dirty dishes directly to that trashcan for money or to the sink/dishwasher in game. Too bad that's not a 'thing' in real life LOL

While in the Social Media career I invite 5 simes over just to do a mischief action, and then I make them leave so that I can get back on to the computer uninterrupted.

I also sometimes use the voodoo doll to summon my neighbor so that I don't have to go anywhere when my social needs are low.

Taking my sims directly to the house of someone I want them to meet for the first time, instead of letting it happen naturally at a venue or something :D

For socialization my busy single sims will just spam call one sim until the need is full.

In the sims 3 to get the friends I needed for the charisma skill I would go introduce myself to a bunch of randoms and then text them non stop until the sim reached friend level. I found texting in general to be the best because it was fast and no one ever got angry about the time of day.

My sims pretty much only eat and cook 8 serving garden salads. Old habit from when fires were way more common on the stove and then it was just always at the top of the list.

I build massive houses with every type of game play object on them specifically so I don't need to bring my sims off the home lot.

If I don't like a sim I just go into the manage household in sims 4 and delete them. They use to die, now they just vanish mysteriously.

Started a club that would clean, cook, repair and paint and only ever had them visit my sims house. My sim had more food than he ever would need and made tons of money off the paintings left behind. Despite obviously just using the other club members they were all still the best of buds.