Beware the Grim Reaper. I was playing NSB Gen. Yellow and he married right after becoming a YA. They started a family right away and just had a son. She was in a playful mood so I sent her to paint a playful picture while dad changed baby's diaper. When suddenly the game pulled me over to her dying of laughter. I'm screaming NOOOOOOOO I love this couple so much. They have been married 3 whole days. The good news is he had a death flower. The bad news is 3 seconds after Grim brought her back she died again. Again I.m screaming NOOOOOOO!!!! I didn't know if you can use the death flower more then once. ( he had a couple more ) But I tried and it worked. She is safe for now. No more playful pictures for this girl. I was in a real panic.

Well, on the bright side, she made it farther than my sim did! She married her husband, they eloped in the Willow Springs park. He's a prankster and a career comedian so I didn't think anything of him telling all kinds of jokes to her pre-wedding. They go home and she walks in their new home and he checks his pulse and keels over dead on the pavement. No death flowers because...new game, first generation, no money or skills yet and her husband didn't even make it over the threshold! Poor guy. At least he died happy, but generation 2 began with a tombstone already gracing the yard. *sigh*

Yeah I kinda wish being saved from death because of an emotional death gets overridden by stronger moodlets or those moodlets that contributed to the death get removed (the saved from death moodlet sometimes isn't enough to override stronger ones), similar to how mourning for death gets removed upon arrival. I've had Sims that died multiple times in a row from emotional deaths after being revived from the Grim Reaper.

I have a setting in mccc that prevents deaths from strong moodlets. I’m kind of 50/50 as to remove the setting cause those deaths are kind of hilarious ?

No emotional deaths is one of the first mods I installed. It always bugged me that you could lose a sim to a moodlet. Old age is the only way, if I played with aging on, that I could handle losing a sim that wouldn't drive me crazy. Too each there own though if you love playing chicken with a stack of moodlets.?

Since when stacked with lots of happy moodlets it just takes +1 playful to change to hysteria, It can really sneak up on you sometimes and I kind of wish they required a higher percentage of playful for that to happen. I thought I was going to die of hysteria last night for real. My husband shimmied over on the couch for a kiss, our noses touched and there was a huge burst of static electricity. It was too funny. I’m about 8 months pregnant now and my lungs are squashed up somewhere they’re not used to, and I could not stop laughing. Could hardly breathe. Probably good for those abs, though.

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Duhgirl2u2
3 years ago
Well, on the bright side, she made it farther than my sim did! She married her husband, they eloped in the Willow Springs park. He's a prankster and a career comedian so I didn't think anything of him telling all kinds of jokes to her pre-wedding. They go home and she walks in their new home and he checks his pulse and keels over dead on the pavement. No death flowers because...new game, first generation, no money or skills yet and her husband didn't even make it over the threshold! Poor guy. At least he died happy, but generation 2 began with a tombstone already gracing the yard. *sigh*
MarioBabyLuigi
3 years ago
Yeah I kinda wish being saved from death because of an emotional death gets overridden by stronger moodlets or those moodlets that contributed to the death get removed (the saved from death moodlet sometimes isn't enough to override stronger ones), similar to how mourning for death gets removed upon arrival. I've had Sims that died multiple times in a row from emotional deaths after being revived from the Grim Reaper.
QueenSaraphine
New Spectator
3 years ago
I have a setting in mccc that prevents deaths from strong moodlets.
I’m kind of 50/50 as to remove the setting cause those deaths are kind of hilarious ?
DaniRose2143
Hero
3 years ago
No emotional deaths is one of the first mods I installed. It always bugged me that you could lose a sim to a moodlet. Old age is the only way, if I played with aging on, that I could handle losing a sim that wouldn't drive me crazy. Too each there own though if you love playing chicken with a stack of moodlets.?
babajayne
3 years ago
Since when stacked with lots of happy moodlets it just takes +1 playful to change to hysteria, It can really sneak up on you sometimes and I kind of wish they required a higher percentage of playful for that to happen.

I thought I was going to die of hysteria last night for real. My husband shimmied over on the couch for a kiss, our noses touched and there was a huge burst of static electricity. It was too funny. I’m about 8 months pregnant now and my lungs are squashed up somewhere they’re not used to, and I could not stop laughing. Could hardly breathe. Probably good for those abs, though.
MaggieMae7276
Seasoned Novice
3 years ago
Congratulations on your pregnancy, @babajayne! It is such an awesome time! I remember feeling like my daughter was crawling up under my ribs and telling her to please move down a little as that is not comfortable! Wishing you and your family much happiness!
babajayne
3 years ago
Thanks so much, @maggiemae8135 ?
I’m thinking there should be a death by acid reflux in the game because that’s the part I’m really not enjoying. ?
Behappy1st
New Spectator
3 years ago
"babajayne;c-18103833" wrote:
Thanks so much, @maggiemae8135 ?
I’m thinking there should be a death by acid reflux in the game because that’s the part I’m really not enjoying. ?

Try eating crackers with no salt. It helps soak up the acid.
GalacticGal
Seasoned Ace
3 years ago
"babajayne;c-18103833" wrote:
Thanks so much, @maggiemae8135 ?
I’m thinking there should be a death by acid reflux in the game because that’s the part I’m really not enjoying. ?

Congratulations on the baby! Is this your first one? My second child and first son, used to lay on my diaphragm. I had to sleep propped up in order to breathe. Was I ever glad to give birth to him. Happy to say I never encountered bouts of indigestion while pregnant. I sympathize with you, however. It's never fun.
babajayne
3 years ago
"Behappy1st;c-18104126" wrote:
"babajayne;c-18103833" wrote:
Thanks so much, maggiemae8135 ?
I’m thinking there should be a death by acid reflux in the game because that’s the part I’m really not enjoying. ?

Try eating crackers with no salt. It helps soak up the acid.

Thanks for the tip! I’ll have to pick up some saltless crackers and see if that works for me. Sometimes I wake up because I’m almost choking on the acid, that’s why I think there should be a Sims death for it - but I guess I’d be immune because of the pregnancy, lol.

And thanks, @GalacticGal ! Yes it’s my first baby (a boy) at 39, been waiting a long time for this and we are just over the moon. I fall asleep with my top half elevated and end up flattening out because my back starts to hurt from that position. Oh well, it’ll be worth it, right?