My Sim is such a Nitwit because I clicked on a specific Toddler bed and selected read to Toddler. Odd that I got to choose which Toddler, even though there is only one in the household, but no matter. When I check on mother and child upstairs, what do I find? You guessed it. She chose a different Toddler bed in the same room. I guess, when I had to restart this family from their days at Uni, I should have cleared the stuff accumulated as they had four Toddlers and an infant when the game went kablooey. :open_mouth: Even so, she's a Nitwit.What things have your Sim(s) done that earned them this title?Please share.

Something recent that happened was I wanted my sim to go somewhere, and it was during a thunderstorm. I do understand why sims don't want to be outside during something like this, but mine earned the nitwit title when she got to where I wanted her to go (it was quite some distance) only for her to keep insisting to go back inside her home. All she had to do was make one step more and that would have been that but no. I had to cancel this interaction three times before she would finally listen to me.

Samantha Ottomas prioritising telling her husband a joke over keeping herself (and her unborn nooboos) from starving to death. The spaghetti was right there. Luckily, Dora was there to plead with Grim. All I can say is, it’d better have been a really good joke... ?

My sim autonomously flirting with her father-in-law in front of her husband. Like, it's bad enough that she'd want to commit that kind of adultery, but causing a rift between father and son in the process?And it's not like she was an angry, disgruntled wife. She was just in a flirty mood and the game's primitive emotion system overrode all common sense.

"AyKooChao;c-17986974" wrote:Samantha Ottomas prioritising telling her husband a joke over keeping herself (and her unborn nooboos) from starving to death. The spaghetti was right there. Luckily, Dora was there to plead with Grim. All I can say is, it’d better have been a really good joke... ?I've heard of a comedian dying on stage, but...

"AyKooChao;c-17986974" wrote:Samantha Ottomas prioritising telling her husband a joke over keeping herself (and her unborn nooboos) from starving to death. The spaghetti was right there. Luckily, Dora was there to plead with Grim. All I can say is, it’d better have been a really good joke... ?Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. Why do they do that?

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LaBlue0314
Rising Scout
4 years ago
Something recent that happened was I wanted my sim to go somewhere, and it was during a thunderstorm. I do understand why sims don't want to be outside during something like this, but mine earned the nitwit title when she got to where I wanted her to go (it was quite some distance) only for her to keep insisting to go back inside her home. All she had to do was make one step more and that would have been that but no. I had to cancel this interaction three times before she would finally listen to me.
AyKooChao
4 years ago
Samantha Ottomas prioritising telling her husband a joke over keeping herself (and her unborn nooboos) from starving to death. The spaghetti was right there. Luckily, Dora was there to plead with Grim.

All I can say is, it’d better have been a really good joke... ?
SimuLord
4 years ago
My sim autonomously flirting with her father-in-law in front of her husband. Like, it's bad enough that she'd want to commit that kind of adultery, but causing a rift between father and son in the process?

And it's not like she was an angry, disgruntled wife. She was just in a flirty mood and the game's primitive emotion system overrode all common sense.
SimuLord
4 years ago
"AyKooChao;c-17986974" wrote:
Samantha Ottomas prioritising telling her husband a joke over keeping herself (and her unborn nooboos) from starving to death. The spaghetti was right there. Luckily, Dora was there to plead with Grim.

All I can say is, it’d better have been a really good joke... ?

I've heard of a comedian dying on stage, but...
GalacticGal
Seasoned Ace
4 years ago
"AyKooChao;c-17986974" wrote:
Samantha Ottomas prioritising telling her husband a joke over keeping herself (and her unborn nooboos) from starving to death. The spaghetti was right there. Luckily, Dora was there to plead with Grim.

All I can say is, it’d better have been a really good joke... ?

Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. Why do they do that?
GalacticGal
Seasoned Ace
4 years ago
"ACruelButLovingGod;c-17986985" wrote:
My sim autonomously flirting with her father-in-law in front of her husband. Like, it's bad enough that she'd want to commit that kind of adultery, but causing a rift between father and son in the process?

And it's not like she was an angry, disgruntled wife. She was just in a flirty mood and the game's primitive emotion system overrode all common sense.

I have a Sim I created myself still in the Bin for a very similar egregious action. In Sims3. She's still in the Bin and I have absolutely no intention of ever letting her out. So much so, I have uninstalled Sims3. LOL
cyncie
Seasoned Veteran
4 years ago
My Sim invited Nitwit Sim for Winterfest dinner. Nitwit Sim does not come in the front door like everyone else, but comes in the back gate, falls in the pool and freezes/ drowns. Happy Winterfest!
GalacticGal
Seasoned Ace
4 years ago
"cyncie;c-17987095" wrote:
My Sim invited Nitwit Sim for Winterfest dinner. Nitwit Sim does not come in the front door like everyone else, but comes in the back gate, falls in the pool and freezes/ drowns. Happy Winterfest!

Oi! Sorry to hear that. Was Nitwit on the verge of starving to death, or over tired? Yikes. Talk about buzz-kill.
Confutus
4 years ago
Can't top those. All I have is a Sim who goes to make tea every chance she gets, and if she isn't given the chance she'll take one. Feed the toddler. No, she goes and makes herself a cup of tea. Feed the toddler. No, she sits down to read a book. Feed the toddler. No, she throws her own breakfast in the trash instead of eating it. Give the toddler a bath. No, she goes and makes herself a cup of tea. Give the toddle a bath. No, she's going to finish her cup of tea. Give the toddler a bath. No, she's going to make herself another cup of tea. The tea machine is on the fritz? Good!
GalacticGal
Seasoned Ace
4 years ago
Oh, and here I thought I had problems. Thanks for my morning chuckle @Confutus