First off, some random observations about the Doctor career: Leveling logic is very important to this career. This file was simply to record the diseases and symptoms, not anything else. Her moods were kept up using rewards and testingcheats. I didn't play with her at all really except at work and to pay bills. I used testingcheats on to max out her Doctor career and Logic skill and give her enough aspiration points to purchase mood based rewards Never Weary, Steel Bladder, etc. I placed her on the Oakenstead lot using freerealestate. I started a new file, joined the doctor career, got out a pen and paper, and got to work. After another diagnosis failed, I decided to take matters into my own hands. It seemed almost impossible to correctly diagnose a sim as the results were almost never narrowed down to one, and any guides on the diseases I found online offered incomplete or even outright incorrect information. I've been playing with the Doctor Career recently, and have become increasingly frustrated with it. Sources of emotional moodlets will also be randomized and may give stronger or weaker effects.Register Here to get rid of ads when browsing the forum. Instead, it will be more subtle and the mood will dissipate over time rather than disappearing at once. With the Meaningful Stories mod, your Sims will no longer switch between two emotional extremes. However, this will disappear just as quickly as it came on, and can even change your Sim’s overall mood. In the base game, Sims often gain positive or negative moodlets from simply enjoying a great meal or from being around objects with an emotional aura.
It comes packed with two of RoBurky’s other mods: Emotional Inertia and True Happiness. With the Emotional Inertia mod, your Sims’ emotions will feel a little less simulated and a little more realistic, while True Happiness will cause your Sim’s default emotional state to be more neutral so that happiness will only be brought about by something truly special.
The Meaningful Stories mod from RoBurky will change the way your Sims emotions work and how they react to life events and experiences.
0 kommentar(er)
