Lifestyles: how's your experience?
I can't get SE soon but i'm super curious about Lifestyles. Can you share your experiences with it? Thanks in advance :)
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I sent a family of 8 on vacation to Mt. Komorebi. The 2 sims that went mountain climbing got the outdoors lifestyle, the active and the adrenaline junkie one (sorry, my game is in spanish, so I'm not sure of the exact english names of the lifestyles). I feel like those make sense. After they got home from vacation, one of them was bored all the time, from being indoors and inactive. I sent her jogging often for her to be happy - I liked that. Something I'm not sure of is how to maintain the adrenaline junkie lifestyle outside of Mt. Komorebi.
The other sims who went on hikes instead, only got the outdoors lifestyle. I haven't observed any negative moodlets from being back from vacation on them, just on that one sim. Maybe it's becase all those sims have jobs outside the home or school, so they do get out of the house everyday, whereas the one sim that gets the negative moodlets works from home.
Back home, after my politician sim talked to many many sims to collect funds for his campaign, he got the social lifestyle - but I haven't experienced any negative moodlets from it and haven't observed that he does stuff autonomously, maybe he is better at maintaining conversations autonomously than other sims, but I can't tell.
The other sims who went on hikes instead, only got the outdoors lifestyle. I haven't observed any negative moodlets from being back from vacation on them, just on that one sim. Maybe it's becase all those sims have jobs outside the home or school, so they do get out of the house everyday, whereas the one sim that gets the negative moodlets works from home.
Back home, after my politician sim talked to many many sims to collect funds for his campaign, he got the social lifestyle - but I haven't experienced any negative moodlets from it and haven't observed that he does stuff autonomously, maybe he is better at maintaining conversations autonomously than other sims, but I can't tell.
