I have heard of some cheats giving different results to certain situations, but I think that was with relationship cheats.
It's a little easier to see what is going on relationship wise when you play with both Sims involved in the situation! Some do it all the time, so I'll have to ask someone who has done it, or else knows more of the technological behind the scenes stuff! I'll try to get back to you on that.Īs for the Vampires, thanks for explaining a bit more about your situation. So while I appreciate your thoughtfulness on not wanting to clutter the forums, it is actually more helpful if you post your issues separately! It's not considered "spamming" if the topics are different and you legitimately need help!įinally, I have to agree that the complexity of the interactions makes the game so fun! It is a fun game to experiment not sure about deleting Sims from Household Management … I either haven't' done that or else it was years ago. A lot of people look for the Check Mark my the post that says the problem has been solved, but if you have 2 separate issues, if you use the "Accept as Solution" button when one of the issues is solved, then it seems as if the other issue is also solved when it might not be. eīut I wanted to say that yes, that is very nice of you not to want to clutter the forums with questions however, it is usually better if you make 2 separate posts, since it will be easier for others with similar problems to find the answers.
I didn't reply there because I don't want to discourage somebody who can really answer your questions, which might happen if I post. In reference to your other post about the teen with the toddler's Sad moddlet, and Vladislaus' family … I don't know the answers to those at this time (I think I remember someone else having problems with persisting toddler moodlets, but I'm not sure. I'm not that tech savvy so I can only go by my gameplay and what others report. It made answering questions to help people much easier. They would always spell out the mechanics of interactions and the likelihood of certain outcomes. This is where I really miss the Prima Strategy Guides that used to be published for The Sims, TS2, and most of TS3. ( I have other Vamps who always ask permission!)Īnother factor I did not think of since most of my gameplay with this Sim and her family was done before Get Famous was released, is that reputation might also play a part in whether a Vampire interaction fails or is successful. My GM Vampire has the uncontrollable hissing, which causes her to be disliked by almost everyone, even her husband and all her children, no matter how nice she is to them! I think she is doing well just to have any relationship in the green! So some of her failed Vampire interactions might be due to this, but there are so many other factors it is hard to say for certain! And since everybody is going to dislike her anyway, I never have her ask permission to drink but always have her compel. (That always sounds odd to me! ).Īs for Vampires, it is like I said … I think a combination of a lot of factors plays a role.
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