Werewolves, it looks amazing but...

That's pretty much how it usually is with sims as being an occult sims don't really react a whole lot to it. Just another day in the neighborhood. Less there's a skill building tree and there's a perk in a way non-werewolve sims can be fearful of said werewolf. Would be a nice workaround.

I guess I'd be afraid of them being too tame. They're Werewolves. They should act like big beasties, at least on the full moon or once in a while. I don't want them to end up as big, dopey lapdogs. But from what I've read, they have a Fury rating and Temperaments, which sounds like something the player might be able to influence to their liking, so I'm not too worried about it at this time.

I also do want some enmity and/or conflict with other Occults, at least Vampires, but I'd also like a way to be able to overcome or negate it on an individual level, when needed. But again, it sounds like the gameplay system has mechanics in place for both (like the way Vampires has "vegetarian" Vamps who only ask permission or use plasma packs) so at this time I'm not fussed about it. The Livestream will tell more.

"Atreya33;c-18121669" wrote:
Devs have confirmed that the new world will have 5 lots, the same amount of lots as the vampire world and glimmerbrook. So it will be small. But I think the rural area of Henford on Bagley will also be a good home for my werewolves.

My 'fear' is that, just like vampires, aliens and spellcasters, the new werewolves will be toned done and invisible unless you are actively playing a household with them. I would like occults to be visible and acting like occults when you meet them. Perfect scenario would be to have a lot trait that let's them be their true self. That way we can choose which lots they are attracted too and which lots will be without occult activity.

It's exactly my concern.

If I visit a spellcasters house, I would expect to see them using magic go get household chores done. Or if I pick a fight, why wouldn't a spellcaster zap me in revenge?

"Peral;c-18121763" wrote:
Personally I don't want wellbehaved werewolves, and the idea them ????? in the middle of for example Bob Pancakes restaurant would have me in stitches!

This right here, I was ecstatic to see some of the signature quirky, weird, slightly naughty humor in the game again.

The idea that this is meant to be a secluded world.... and then Nancy Langraab and Judith Ward show up. I really hope they've found a way to keep other NPCs from travelling there because I'm afraid of that ruining the world's atmosphere.

The world feeling empty and deserted. In the trailer the main character are discovering different people and reacting to them and interacting with them. If sims in the game are just going to walk around or run away mid conversation to play computer games then I will be disappointed.

Also, they better not add a conversation topic called "Ask if werewolf". Like the "Ask if mermaid" conversation topic.

"Zeldaboy180;c-18121779" wrote:

"Atreya33;c-18121669" wrote:
Devs have confirmed that the new world will have 5 lots, the same amount of lots as the vampire world and glimmerbrook. So it will be small. But I think the rural area of Henford on Bagley will also be a good home for my werewolves.

My 'fear' is that, just like vampires, aliens and spellcasters, the new werewolves will be toned done and invisible unless you are actively playing a household with them. I would like occults to be visible and acting like occults when you meet them. Perfect scenario would be to have a lot trait that let's them be their true self. That way we can choose which lots they are attracted too and which lots will be without occult activity.

It's exactly my concern.

If I visit a spellcasters house, I would expect to see them using magic go get household chores done. Or if I pick a fight, why wouldn't a spellcaster zap me in revenge?

I agree with lot traits. I wish they would do an RoM pack refresh that at least allows autonomous use of magic on designated lots. Spellcasters should be able to magically repair the plumbing or clean the kitty box in their own homes without being told. I recently posted a humorous screenshot of 4 Spellcasters, including sages, trying to repair the fridge in the Magic Realm. That shouldn’t require any amount of manual labor.

"Darkshadow608;c-18121786" wrote:
The idea that this is meant to be a secluded world.... and then Nancy Langraab and Judith Ward show up. I really hope they've found a way to keep other NPCs from travelling there because I'm afraid of that ruining the world's atmosphere.

I agree, I don't want my Sims to vist the world just to be confronted by iconic non played characters like Judith Ward, it would take a lot fom the experience

"Peral;c-18121763" wrote:
Personally I don't want wellbehaved werewolves, and the idea them ????? in the middle of for example Bob Pancakes restaurant would have me in stitches!

Did you read my mind

Two fears:
- Inbuilt enemity with vampires and/or spellcasters.
- Being restricted to the two premade packs and also being unable to edit them. If there are really only two packs, with no way to create our own (looking at you, University societies), at least give as the ability to edit the Dos and Don'ts (again, University societies :s ).