Ah yes, puddles.
It doesn't help that after they're done doing the thing toilets were designed for they will linger and speak to the toilet for a long time while sims will be peeing on the floor outside the door. And then they will be queuing for the shower.
And igzig, I can imagine the pictures taking a long time, this is the first game I've played on normal speed the entire time and it's taking ages!
It's fun playing with all these traits I've never used before, when I clean out their inventories I look at their moodlets to see if there are any I haven't seen.
The neurotic sim gets a positive "Calm" moodlet from checking the stove or sink. At first I thought well, this is not bad, you can have the sim check the stove before going to work and getting this nice moodlet.
But then I realized she also gets a negative moodlet from
not checking the stove/sink whenever she uses them so no thanks.
Actually the neurotic, excitable sim creeps me out a little. You see she's also overweight because I was interested to see if a sim would loose weight when left on their own. Well, not likely!
One day I saw her throwing up in the bathroom. I thought she might have eaten spoiled food but I was pretty sure there hadn't been any, then I worried if sims can get sick and die in this game like earlier games... Finally I checked her moodlets and it turned out she was stuffed! From eating when not hungry, oh no, no wonder you're too heavy girl!!!
I thought sims would never eat when they're not hungry unless you make them. And I've had sims be stuffed before (from those eating contests) but they've never thrown up.
Eating too much when not hungry and then throwing up, that's a serious eating disorder!
And her lifetime wish is to be a superstar athlete.
Oh no.
An eating disorder, prone to random hysterical outbursts, obsessed with fame in an area she seems unlikely to succeed in; I've made a reality show contestant!!!
Actually maybe this is a little too real.
