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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"SimzSizzle;c-17752627" wrote:"babajayne;c-17751181" wrote:
I think what you saw was that the child ignores certain traditions. That’s different from ignoring the entire holiday. Kids can give flowers but I can’t remember if it’s a “one and done” thing or if it takes multiple interactions to satisfy the tradition (with a solid gold check mark). The kid could be sad if they didn’t give flowers enough times, or if there was another tradition on there he couldn’t do. Or it could be buggy but I don’t have a child to test it with at the moment. Sounds like a bummer but the moodlet doesn’t last that long and it’s easy to overcome, I think.
When the holiday comes around again I'll be sure to get a screen shot.
The childs expectations to fullfill the holiday are the same as the adults. Discuss the holiday, give a gift and decorate I think it is.
Its the same and without screenshots its really not worth talking about what I saw or didn't see or what the 3 requirements to fulfill the holiday are.
eta: That's getting away from the point of starting this thread. There are mixed messages in the game, around this holiday and probably in other parts too.
The traditions are the same, but each sim in the household reacts differently to each tradition. Some are not applicable to children like the romantic actions one. When you hover over each of them it explains more.
Giving flowers through a chance card at school doesn’t count towards the traditions. I can see now how that would be confusing.
