It's pretty funny indeed. I wouldn't mind having some more non-straight sims in Alphabetia (where it would also help with the population issues), but maybe next generation. It's mixing things up in Lakewood nicely, though.
Not a wonder you got Ajay and Aaron mixed up. I got them mixed up on a few occasions myself when writing the update, so I had to go back and fix it. :) They look very much alike, and also my naming style is coming to bite me right about now.
Yeah, well, these things happen. :) It would maybe have been interesting to try and last the whole 10 generations with that handicap - on the other hand, now I'm free to use most aspiration rewards (smart milk!), and that's sort of a relief.
... it could be that Circe is actually enjoying the yelling. :D It's probably she got yelled at back what got her to lose the star. ;)
Yeah, that's true. They do eventually end up buying the tickets even if no one is selling, at least if the price is not too high, and I do think customers who already like the place will buy faster. Once the venue gets a little bit more of a customer base, I could try just having Ajay play if he needs to run the place on his own.
Hmm, thanks for the ideas. I'll have to see about the room division if we ever go back to the dance studio. The sims won't care, but it did bother me a little bit.
The good witch is great for business! :D
I'm not sure what was with Aaron. He's been a bit of a loner in his early life, but has come along with his family just fine at least. Maybe it's his lack of nice points that's showing, or maybe he just didn't get a good impression of Lilith or something. Or maybe he's a bit immature, as you suggested. With all those non-ace sims I have, hormones don't seem to prevent them from giving noogies though. :D
Yeah the noble composure handicap for legacies is no potty accidents plus no falling asleep standing up / on the floor. (Plate-napping and actions of infants and toddlers don't count.)
Thanks Esme, and thank you for reading and commenting! :)
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Date: Jan. 1st, 2017 07:51 pm (UTC)It's pretty funny indeed. I wouldn't mind having some more non-straight sims in Alphabetia (where it would also help with the population issues), but maybe next generation. It's mixing things up in Lakewood nicely, though.
Not a wonder you got Ajay and Aaron mixed up. I got them mixed up on a few occasions myself when writing the update, so I had to go back and fix it. :) They look very much alike, and also my naming style is coming to bite me right about now.
Yeah, well, these things happen. :) It would maybe have been interesting to try and last the whole 10 generations with that handicap - on the other hand, now I'm free to use most aspiration rewards (smart milk!), and that's sort of a relief.
... it could be that Circe is actually enjoying the yelling. :D It's probably she got yelled at back what got her to lose the star. ;)
Yeah, that's true. They do eventually end up buying the tickets even if no one is selling, at least if the price is not too high, and I do think customers who already like the place will buy faster. Once the venue gets a little bit more of a customer base, I could try just having Ajay play if he needs to run the place on his own.
Hmm, thanks for the ideas. I'll have to see about the room division if we ever go back to the dance studio. The sims won't care, but it did bother me a little bit.
The good witch is great for business! :D
I'm not sure what was with Aaron. He's been a bit of a loner in his early life, but has come along with his family just fine at least. Maybe it's his lack of nice points that's showing, or maybe he just didn't get a good impression of Lilith or something. Or maybe he's a bit immature, as you suggested. With all those non-ace sims I have, hormones don't seem to prevent them from giving noogies though. :D
Yeah the noble composure handicap for legacies is no potty accidents plus no falling asleep standing up / on the floor. (Plate-napping and actions of infants and toddlers don't count.)
Thanks Esme, and thank you for reading and commenting! :)