I guess many of you know that making a mixology drink "snagglefluster" helps with getting skills quicker. But what about times when our Sims gets the other "dazed" moodlet? My sim had an itch so I gave her medication and got the "over medicated" moodlet. I had to laugh, it said my "sim" was over medicated on prescription drugs, any questions?" Ha Ha! I don't know if the "dazed" moodlet is helping as I am not on a learning curve that is not on 10 skill at the moment. Is "dazed" a good thing in your Sim's experience?

No I don't see it is as a good thing. Can they not die if they try fixing things whilst dazed?

If a dazed sim tries to fix an electronic item they’ll die of electrocution. Dazed sims can also forget what they’re doing, dropping stuff from their que.

I think in gameplay terms, the dazed moodlet causes your sim to function a few skill points less in every skill. So a dazed level 10 guitarist would play with a 7 skill level or so.In terms of simulation, it could refer to a variety of things. Sometimes they simply can't focus because their brain is mush, but sometimes I feel like it's an effect of consuming certain substances that could impair their judgment.

Dazed is useful in advancing romantic encounters fasters .. they are more susceptible. Also if you get your sim dazed they can be killed off easier by electrocution. It's a good emotion for deviant simmers.. not that I would know about that >:) . The muckleberry plant will caused a dazed moodlet by having a sim eat it.

I’m learning so much about the dazed emotion right now.

What does "dazed" actually mean? (contains spoilers)

5782341b77vl
New Spectator
7 years ago
Well... if you're not opposed to using mods -

http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=590387
Drink, drank, drunk

You MUST HAVE Get To Work, because it uses the "over-medicated" moodlet. Comes in 3, 6, and 12 hour ~~intoxication~~ DAZED levels. I've played with it (12 hr ver.) for almost a year now and haven't had any problems.

I was not here. *creeps back into shadows*
paradiseplanet27
Seasoned Newcomer
7 years ago
"5782341b77vl;c-16258407" wrote:
Well... if you're not opposed to using mods -

http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=590387
Drink, drank, drunk

You MUST HAVE Get To Work, because it uses the "over-medicated" moodlet. Comes in 3, 6, and 12 hour ~~intoxication~~ DAZED levels. I've played with it (12 hr ver.) for almost a year now and haven't had any problems.

I was not here. *creeps back into shadows*

Someone call Alcoholics Anonymous!
Sigzy_29
New Spectator
7 years ago
"5782341b77vl;c-16258407" wrote:
Well... if you're not opposed to using mods -

http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=590387
Drink, drank, drunk

You MUST HAVE Get To Work, because it uses the "over-medicated" moodlet. Comes in 3, 6, and 12 hour ~~intoxication~~ DAZED levels. I've played with it (12 hr ver.) for almost a year now and haven't had any problems.

I was not here. *creeps back into shadows*

I wish that was a game feature. Sims getting dazzed after drinking too much juice. Drunk sims (even a drunkard trait) was a thing in TS Medieval. Why can't we have this?

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