Underrated Seasons features?

I think I found out what trait it is! Sorry I didn't get back earlier, I was waiting to get in game and see for myself.

This sim who does doesn't mind thunderstorms has the Loves Outdoors trait, so I feel like that might be enough to do it??? ^U^ Loves outdoors enough to not mind thunderstorms! It's all natural and beautiful to her! I love that. ^U^

I love all the little flowers that bloom around the terrain in Spring.

"elanorbreton;c-16630957" wrote:

"paradiseplanet;c-16629954" wrote:
I like all the possibilities I can use the Calendar for, and I feel people don't stray too far enough with just making holidays.

What sort of possibilities please?

Well apart from me primarily using it as my 7-day weather forecasts, you can also use the calendar for satisfaction point farming by placing a holiday with at least one tradition on every day of the year. Completing the holiday will always net you satisfaction points each time. Also can be used to simulate seasonal breaks and making full use of its advanced party planning. Also the surprise 'holidays' on the calendar don't get enough attention and each one changes the world a bit on its day and participating in all the surprise holidays can net you nice advantages.

"pointeful;c-16631843" wrote:
I dunno if this is an underrated feature or not, but I really like the fact that I can set weather preferences for my sims and that some of them seem to be more afraid of thunderstorms than others! I don't know if this is something that I did or if it happened randomly, but the sim in my profile picture doesn't get a tense moodlet from being afraid of thunderstorms while her two brothers do! I think that's super cool because she's a very chill and fun-loving sim and I can see her thinking thunder is cool rather than scary!

Again, not sure if I did that somehow through traits or if it randomly happened or if it's a glitch, but it's cool nonetheless!

Does she have the carefree trait?

I keep forgetting about the advance party planning. I need to do that more often.