Things You Didn't Know!

I was just inspired by another post to go researching into ghosts.   The wiki page has a lot of useful information with several things I didn’t know.  It’s an aspect of the game I probably haven’t used or played enough.  I never knew that a ghost of a sim killed by a cow plant will actually look after the plants and increase the quality if the ghost is happy.  However, if angry, the ghost will infest the plants with weeds and cause them to lose quality.  There is so much information there, that I’ve now decided to play this aspect far more fully in a new save as I have basically ignored the ghosts in my previous gameplay.

Thankyou for the helpful information about the ghost sim killed by a cow plant and how their mood affects gardening @OzSimsFamily 🙂 I didn’t know that! 

@rosemow   So pleased I was able to provide you with a new nugget of info about the game.  I’ve just started a new save, I’m going to play Goddess and kill off my sims in lots of different ways so I can explore the ghosts a lot more, because I learn better by doing rather than reading.

Today's episode is rare moodlets I guess.

Stuff pack in question: Home Chef Hustle.

Did you know that there are special moodlets your sim can get by selling cures to vampires or werewolves.

• Selling to vampires:
  
  Spoiler

  Confident +1
  Fang Fixer
  (From Selling Ultimate Vampire Cure to a Vampire)
  
  Welcome back to the world of the living! [Sim Name]'s vampire customer will be walking on sunshine soon...
  
  4 hours
• Selling to werewolves:
  
  Spoiler

  Confident +1
  Tamed the Beast
  (From Selling Wolf-B-Gone to a Werewolf)
  
  Thanks to [Sim Name]'s Wolf-B-Gone, their werewolf customer's howling days are over.
  
  4 hours

Not to mention that there's a special moodlet when selling Ambrosia to ghosts:

Planning to run occult food stand business? Well, you are going to see special moodlets! For example:

• Selling Curious Pizza to aliens:
  
  Spoiler

  Focused +1
  The food is out there...
  (From Selling Curious Pizza to an Alien)
  
  [Sim Name] has experienced a dough encounter of the third kind! Even aliens come from Sixam to buy their delicious pizza.
  
  4 hours
• Selling plasma products to vampires:
  
  Spoiler

  Happy +1
  Fang-Tastic Deal!
  (From Selling Plasma Food to a Vampire)
  
  9/10 vampires would call [Sim Name] plasmalicious!
  
  4 hours
• Selling garlic to vampires:
  
  Spoiler

  Playful +1
  Bon App the Teeth!
  (From Selling Food with Garlic to a Vampire)
  
  [Sim Name]'s garlic based meal will give vampires more than bad breath...
  
  4 hours
• Selling raw meat to werewolves:
  
  Spoiler

  Confident +1
  Meat the Beast
  (From Selling Raw Meat to a Werewolf)
  
  [Sim Name]'s raw meat brings all the wolves to the yard!
  
  4 hours

So yeah, that's today's fun fact with occults and food stands!

It is great to read about the various moodlets that sims can get when selling items to certain types of sims @EgonVM 🙂 It is helpful and fun to know for when setting up food stands.

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Fun fact on infant and toddler quirks and what traits prevent what from appearing!

These infant traits prevent these infant quirks from appearing:

• Sensitive
  • Loves Sounds
  • Self-Soother
  • Hates Wakeup Time
• Calm
  
  • Snuggly Sleeper
• Sunny
  • Hates Being Held

These toddler traits prevent these toddler quirks from appearing:

• Angelic
  • Destructive
  • Aggressive
• Clingy
  • Wanderer

So yeah, this fun fact for now.

Wanted to see what makes which quirks appear more often, but failed to find this info. For now, what info we know is that vampire toddlers are more likely to be aggressive, spellcaster toddlers are more likely to love books, and werewolf toddlers are more likely to be destructive.

It is great to read about what traits prevent what quirks from appearing in infants and toddlers @EgonVM 🙂 It helps us to know and understand why certain quirks aren’t found with particular infants and toddlers.

Welcome to another episode of Rare Moodlets!

Today's episode: Loyal trait and occults.

If a vampire and a werewolf are friends and one of them has Loyal trait, the one with it gets this moodlet:

So yeah, a special moodlet for loyal vampires/werewolves befriending werewolves/vampires.

It is great for vampires and werewolves to be friends @EgonVM and that if one of them has the loyal trait, they will receive a special moodlet 🙂 It is an encouragement for them to become friends.

Fun fact on occults and XP inheriting.

Vampires inherit XP from their parents. These XPs mostly come in play when the vampire ages into a teen.

Here's how many XPs the vampire gets for each parent's XP level (and how many points and levels it is):

• Level 1 parent(s) give 10 XP points (level 1, 2 points).
• Level 2 parent(s) give 20 XP points (level 1, 2 points).
• Level 3 parent(s) give 30 XP points (level 1, 3 points).
• Level 4 parent(s) give 40 XP points (level 1, 3 points).
• Level 5 parent(s) give 50 XP points (level 1, 3 points).

In short, the stronger one of the parents are, the more XP will the young vampire start off with.

With werewolves it's easier. XP is automatically given once the sim becomes a teen.

• Most werewolves get 100 XP once they age into a teen. It is level 1 and 3 points (exactly half-way to level 2).
• Werewolves with Greater Wolf Blood trait get additional 100 XP (totaling into 200 XP). It is level 2 and 4 points.

So werewolf children, no matter who are their parents, will get at least some XP to start off.

Spellcasters seem to get nothing unfortunately.

It is great that vampire children get XP from their parents and that werewolf teens will get some XP when they turn a teen @EgonVM  It is a good help and start with their transfer from being a child into teen stage.

Today I've decided to take a look into some club rules.

So, there are some club rules that seem to include various different interactions. But what interactions do they include? Here's a list:

• Play Pub Games
  Spoiler

  • Dartboard interactions
  • Foosball interaction
  • Playing or watching Don't Wake the Llama
  • Playing Table Tennis
  • Playing Juice Pong
• Play Physical Games
  Spoiler

  • Playing Basketball
  • Playing with the Dartboard
  • Playing with the Foosball table
  • Playing Don't Wake the Llama
  • Playing Horseshoes
  • Playing Mudball fight
  • Playing Water Balloon fight
  • Playing Snowball fight
  • Playing table tennis
  • Playing juice pong
  • Playing cards
• Use Science Objects
  Spoiler

  • Using the Scientist Chemistry Lab
  • Using SimRay
  • Using the Invention Construction
  • Using a Chemical Analyzer
  • Using the cloning machine
  • Using the wormhole portal
  • Using the Satellite Dish
  • Using the Microscope
  • Viewing and turning on and off the Momentum Conserver
  • Viewing and turning on and off the Hover Lamp
• Spring Activities
  Spoiler

  • Playing mudfights
  • Playing in rain
  • Playing with mud puddles
• Summer Activities
  Spoiler

  • Playing water balloon fights
  • Playing with sprinklers
  • Using a kiddie pool
  • Using a swing set
  • Beachcombing for seashells
  • Building sand sculptures
  • Exploring the cave in Mua Pel'am
  • Sun tanning
  • Playing in sand
  • Drawing in sand
• Fall Activities
  Spoiler

  • Interacting with leaf piles
  • Interacting with scarecrows
  • Mudfights
• Winter Activities
  Spoiler

  • Snowball fights
  • Iceskating (and watching skaters)
  • Building snowpals
  • Making Snow Angels
  • Shoving snow at sims
• Watch Live Entertainment
  Spoiler

  • Watching guitar players
  • Watching piano players
  • Watching violin players
  • Watching open-mic performance
  • Watching karaoke singers
  • Watching statue buskers
  • Watching pipe organ players
  • Critic performance reviews
  • Watching portable keyboard players

So yeah, I hope this list can help you set up clubs.

It is very helpful that you posted the interactions associated with each club rule! @EgonVM 🙂 It is great to know what needs to be done to meet the rules.

I'll take a quick fact from this thread.

There are 9 traits that won't affect Social Compatibility:

• Foodie
• Maker
• Erratic
• Glutton
• Lactose Intolerant
• Squeamish
• Loyal
• Horse Lover
• Rancher

There are lots of helpful information in your thread that you linked to @EgonVM 🙂 Thanks for the link and for the very helpful information in the thread.

Fun pack fact (as in werewolf pack)!

Is your sim a member of Moonwood Collective pack and has broken objects?

If so, they have a chance of receiving a phone call from a pack member, offering to repair the stuff.

Here's the call for those interested:

So yeah, the Moonwood Collective pack helps each other out!

It is great that werewolves help each other by offering to repair broken items! @EgonVM 🙂 

Today's fun fact.

Today I took a look at alternative ways to overcome fears besides the confrontation whim and the rewards store potion.

These are:

• Fear of Death
  • Can be removed by drinking the Potion of Youth
  • Can be removed by befriending the Grim Reaper
• Fear of Being Cheated On
  • Can be removed by breaking up with the partner
• Fear of Dead End Job
  • Can be removed by losing the job
• Most of the school related fears can be removed by dropping out, getting expelled, or graduating.

But there is one interaction that removes all fears your sim has:

Bask in Horse Bravery

This removes all fears the sim currently has. This requires a brave horse and at least Good Friend relationship with the horse. In addition, this can be only done again after 2 days.

@EgonVM  wow thank you for your regular insights.  I am going to have to try the basking in horse bravery.  No matter how many hours played each day, there is always something new to be learned.  I’m still sometimes learning fun facts about Sims 2 and 3 and I’ve been playing them a lot longer than sims 4.  I’d love to see the previous sims be updated and re-released.  I’d be right up at the front of the line purchasing them so I’m able to play sims 1 and 2 easily again.

It is a very helpful tip about the Bask in Horse Bravery interaction @EgonVM 🙂 It is great to know that it will remove all fears.

This is probably old news to most people. I didn't know dogs will eat the feed sims leave out for their chickens. I never actually saw my sim's dog eat the feed. Then I saw this...

At a distance I thought it was the little piles of feed. I thought it was odd. She never puts the feed there. When I got closer I saw what it actually was. That would explain why she had to put down more feed lately. This was my odd 'learn something new everyday' moment.😃 

So then, I am slowing down a little with these fun facts unfortunately.

But here's a fun fact on burn-out.

Mental traits (like Genius) slow down Mental burn-outs while creative traits (like Creative) slow down Creative burn-outs.

But what if your sim already has burn out?

Well, here are some activities that help with both mental and creative burn outs:

• Crafting an outstanding object.
• Quitting the current job.
• Complaining about burnout.
• Taking a vacation.
• Taking it easy at work.
• Being in good mood.

It is not good when sims have burn out @EgonVM ☹️  It is helpful to know activities that will help with it as well as certain traits.