A couple of examples from my game recently:Married couple, maxed out romance level, sharing a meal and conversation with their daughter when one of them becomes enraged and gets a long term bitterness sentiment because her partner was cheating on her (by doing literally nothing else besides eating food and having a conversation with their offspring). Toddler refuses potty training and becomes defiant literally just one time. Toddler then proceeds to a develop a long term grudge against one of their parents, that no amount of apology or positive activities/conversation will rectify. Sentiment still in place as the child is about to age up into a teen. The only way I've been able to deal with both these scenarios is to use cheat codes to remove the sentiments in question. Also the constant 'I'm so glad you don't think my llama jokes are old', and 'I feel like you just get me', in regards to Sims that have just introduced themselves & have maybe said two sentences to each other after that. Anyone else getting weird, nonsensical sentiments in their game?

I just don't think they made a good job of sentiments. My sim was chatting with Clara Bjergsen the other day when she got the Adoring sentiment. I thought, why would she adore her? She only met her that day. Doesn't adore her husband, but adores Clara Bjergsen....Thankfully I play on rotation so I can basically ignore all sentiments cos they are gone by the time I get back to that house again.

I haven't had any that were terribly unfitting, but it does get irritating sometimes and I'm just overall not as big of a fan of them as I'd hoped to be.

One of my sims recently developed a bitter sentiment towards someone else in the household for no apparent reason, and got a tense moodlet every time they were in the same room. It has since disappeared, but I have no idea what caused it in the first place. If the game at least told you why some of those sentiments come up...

I haven't had many unfitting ones, think the sentiments really improve the game. I've read of some issues though, so minor tweaking is welcome.

I did encounter one where my sim was sad that she had lost a friend so I invited that sim over and made them friends again, and the sentiment stayed a couple of days until it disappeared, which I thought was a little weird. But other than that I have not seen any particular weird sentiments. The one where a toddler holds a grudge sounds annoying, luckily zer0 made a mod which gets rid of that one.

Sentiments that make absolutely no sense.

Simmingal
Hero
4 years ago
"nerdfashion;c-17813598" wrote:
Honestly, my sims are all loners so they haven't been talking to enough people to develop sentiments in the first place ?

mood.

also I find that the negative sentiments are too hard to get

like eliza and bob in my game:
bob cheated on eliza and divorced her for new bae and so later eliza and bob also had big fight in bobs new house

BUT sentiments?
none.

and flirts and compliments still fly the second you stop following the conversation

siiigh
Kita5399
New Spectator
4 years ago
I like them, but I did install the mod to fix toddler grudges.. I had a toddler with a festering grudge against her mom, because the mom gifted her a flower she didn’t like (it was for the love day holiday tradition too).
mklamb56
4 years ago
So far I've only gotten cute sentiments, like "Oppisites Attract" to her wife, or "Open-Hearted" and "Adoring" to her adopted kiddos.
greydonn
4 years ago
My mom was playing sims a while back, and turned to me telling me that her toddler had a hurt sentiment with his father! I asked her why, and she said it was because he tried to potty train him...sims am I right?
Daephene1
New Spectator
4 years ago
I sent my spellcaster family to the magic realm for training, and the parents both got "Impressed" sentiments from their mentors but the teenage daughter got "Adoring" for Morgyn. I chose to interpret that as a crush.
Nekia33painter
4 years ago
"GrimlyFiendish;d-987324" wrote:
A couple of examples from my game recently:

Married couple, maxed out romance level, sharing a meal and conversation with their daughter when one of them becomes enraged and gets a long term bitterness sentiment because her partner was cheating on her (by doing literally nothing else besides eating food and having a conversation with their offspring).

Toddler refuses potty training and becomes defiant literally just one time. Toddler then proceeds to a develop a long term grudge against one of their parents, that no amount of apology or positive activities/conversation will rectify. Sentiment still in place as the child is about to age up into a teen.

The only way I've been able to deal with both these scenarios is to use cheat codes to remove the sentiments in question.

Also the constant 'I'm so glad you don't think my llama jokes are old', and 'I feel like you just get me', in regards to Sims that have just introduced themselves & have maybe said two sentences to each other after that.

Anyone else getting weird, nonsensical sentiments in their game?

I've had sims again sentiments by just saying hello. And I dont mean the introduction hello. The hello when the sims but in but dont gain any friendship type of hello. Then I had a kid who was going through a mean streak. They said one mean thing and gained a festering grudge. Now when I actually makes sims get into fights, declare enemies and have a grudge. They will still have a good conversation because the meal they had made them happy.
RouenSims
Seasoned Traveler
4 years ago
Sentiments have worked out quite well in my game. When a Sim gets a positive sentiment about someone they’ve just met, I take it as someone who has made a positive impression on my Sim and someone my Sim would like to get to know better.
Sara1010p
Rising Rookie
4 years ago
Yeah, I got the sentiment from a toddler for festering grudge against their parent because of trying to play. Most of the sentiments are nice, but some just don't make sense.
Lolzarella
Rising Scout
4 years ago
I really, really wish I could toggle sentiments off. Some are okay but others are annoying, mostly they're distracting.
Sara1010p
Rising Rookie
4 years ago
"calaprfy;c-17833009" wrote:
Surely it's normal for a toddler to harbour a grudge against a parent...? I have seen my brother taking sweets off his daughter and it wasn't fun for her!

In some circumstances I could see it, but the way it played out for me was my Sim parent asked the toddler to play, the toddler said no and got the grudge sentiment. The relationship bar was full between them. The toddler wasn't independent nor in a bad mood. This makes no sense.