Love day for children
Its unclear to me if love day is for children too or not, and here's why: Playing a family with a child whose name is Kyle. While Kyle is in school, a chance card pops up giving him a choice to buy f...
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"babajayne;c-17751111" wrote:
If you close out of the holiday in the upper left, it cancels the holiday for everyone. You probably didn’t mean to do that.
The chance cards come from being in school and they don’t count for anything really. That’s not the reason your child would have a bad Love Day. It’s because it was canceled. Even if there was no holiday tradition applicable for the kid, he would have had a good holiday if it hadn’t been canceled.
When I saw it cancelled for everyone, I closed the game without saving and restarted it.
I wanted the parents to participate in it but a child not so much.
When I restarted the game without saving, the love day was still there, so they participated, but I didn't do
much with Kyle because the game says he ignores that day.
The end was Kyle got the love day was awful message, while it was successful for one parent, and the other parent message was love day is over, it was actually pretty good.
The father Jonah, got the successful one because they woo hoo'd. The mother Merilee, wanted to go on a date, but it was too late for a date to me.
edit: what confuses me is one message says Kyle (the child) ignores the holiday, love day.
Then in the end, it says love day for Kyle was awful because he didn't get to do as many things as he would like.
These are conflicting messages, and I want to know which one is it.
