"Admiral8Q;d-993717" wrote:
I never realized how bad this 'pranking toilets' was until I disabled mods to work on a build for the Gallery. I was naive on the bubbly purple in all toilets everywhere in my game. Not sure what it was, I thought maybe something from the bizarre plants in Strangerville. I was naive. A mod (MCCC maybe?) most likely prevented the toilets from exploding. Every single toilet had to be 'activated' to get the stupid prank gone, then repaired and flushed and cleaned.
Is there a way to disable that mischief "prank toilet"? If not, is there a mod to eliminate that interaction? I don't mean disable the effects, I mean eliminate that any Sim can do that. :angry:
It's the Sims that are Goofballs. I know there are two in my Main save. Erik Cantrell, my Global Superstar was fond of pranking the toilets in his dorm room, in an earlier iteration of this save. I just popped into his younger brother's household ever so briefly yesterday to find that the toilet on the main floor is still pranked. Astrid, the wife, is also a Goofball. She pranked this ages ago. I was doing a rotation, one week per household, but I'm now sticking with Erik. He was the fourth round. I'm in the fourth week in his household. So, nobody has used that downstairs toilet! Interesting …
My advice is to not use the Goofball trait, or see if MCCC can turn it off. I turned off death by emotions until it's toned down a bit. This after I experienced five deaths by Hysteria. The game managed to target my Global Superstar. He died twice and was on his way to dying a third time, when I switched save files for the one I copied prior to whatever patch it was. Suddenly, Erik was okay. I rolled back to the birth of his twin nephews, even so, before his sister and brother-in-law died initially from Hysteria. I also purposefully didn't invite them to the Charity Event Erik was throwing, that time. Then I set MCCC to prevent this kind of death. It's fun on the one side, I do want more random deaths in the game, having started with Sims2, but enough is sometimes too much.