What's the purpose of the fire alarm
If firefighters don't exist in the game? Legit question :O
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> I think part of the musical chair problem is that the game picks where a sim should do something at the time the action is queued and then re-assesses periodically, but it never seems to re-assess the initial queued location for future actions. So if your sim, say, queues up "tell a joke" while standing, then finds an available seat they will stand up to tell the joke again then discover they can, again, sit because there is now a vacant seat... that they were just in.
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> This is pretty close... its obvious something like this happens if you tell them to for example use their cell phone after an interaction.. they will run back to where they were standing when you told them to use the cell phone.. not where they currently are.
I noticed that too. So annoying. Imagine running back into the bathroom to make a call (because that's where she was when I lined up a bunch of things for her to do) and someone else is now occupying it. Embarrassing!
> Leo_Gruen wrote: »
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> I think part of the musical chair problem is that the game picks where a sim should do something at the time the action is queued and then re-assesses periodically, but it never seems to re-assess the initial queued location for future actions. So if your sim, say, queues up "tell a joke" while standing, then finds an available seat they will stand up to tell the joke again then discover they can, again, sit because there is now a vacant seat... that they were just in.
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> This is pretty close... its obvious something like this happens if you tell them to for example use their cell phone after an interaction.. they will run back to where they were standing when you told them to use the cell phone.. not where they currently are.
I noticed that too. So annoying. Imagine running back into the bathroom to make a call (because that's where she was when I lined up a bunch of things for her to do) and someone else is now occupying it. Embarrassing!
