Where to Woohoo and How to Die?
The Sims 4 is a Teen rated game. This means that meaningful relationships and personalities are a taboo and pretty much completely absent. On the flip side, the player can get their sim to Woohoo ...
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What is the ultimate Woohoo location?
Not sure, a variety makes it more interesting. I have to laugh sometimes at the places my sims chose to woohoo.
(Haven't done the rocketship one though, sounds epic!)
What is the ultimate way to End it all?
Old age. Boring, I know.
Which new Woohoo Location would you like to see in future packs or updates?
The swing-set maybe? :D
Which new Death Type would you like to see in future packs or updates?
Falling down stairs. :tongue:
Do you think Woohoo is appropriate for this game? If not, why?
Of course. Part of the attraction to the game, I suppose. The dogs and cats 'woohooing' is funny!
Do you purposely kill your Sims, do you let autonomy do its job, or are your sims Immortal?
Generally immortal. Other than old age. I guess I'm careful with them. And I don't think the game will kill them with a random death in NPC mode?
Do you think Death should be handled differently?
No
Not sure, a variety makes it more interesting. I have to laugh sometimes at the places my sims chose to woohoo.
(Haven't done the rocketship one though, sounds epic!)
What is the ultimate way to End it all?
Old age. Boring, I know.
Which new Woohoo Location would you like to see in future packs or updates?
The swing-set maybe? :D
Which new Death Type would you like to see in future packs or updates?
Falling down stairs. :tongue:
Do you think Woohoo is appropriate for this game? If not, why?
Of course. Part of the attraction to the game, I suppose. The dogs and cats 'woohooing' is funny!
Do you purposely kill your Sims, do you let autonomy do its job, or are your sims Immortal?
Generally immortal. Other than old age. I guess I'm careful with them. And I don't think the game will kill them with a random death in NPC mode?
Do you think Death should be handled differently?
No
