How do I wean myself off of snapdragons?
EsotericPolarBear:
Quote from: Process Denied on 2008 February 06, 18:52:56
I was concerned about this issue. My game is full of so many hacks(by the way, make it so enjoyable) that I was wondering if I could play without hacks. That is probably the main reason that I bought Lifestories. I play hack free and it is nice to know that I don't have to play with hacks if I don't want to--but it is way better with hacks. I don't see snapdragons as being that bad-I put one on each nightstand and they wake up refreshed instead of waking up like they had just ran a marathon in their sleep. If you still want them to eat breakfast together and you have the InSIMinator then make them have 50% hunger lost and then they will eat breakfast. With snapdragons, you will be able to manage their needs in a normal way.
Really, I think the need to mood ratio is just off. I mean, when I wake up in the morning, I need to piss and take a shower, then eat breakfast...but I don't wake up grouchy and depressed just because I have to do the morning routine (and said routine doesn't take me three hours)
Maybe there's a happy medium somewhere out there...
Count Four:
Quote from: EsotericPolarBear on 2008 February 06, 19:01:54
Quote from: Process Denied on 2008 February 06, 18:52:56
I was concerned about this issue. My game is full of so many hacks(by the way, make it so enjoyable) that I was wondering if I could play without hacks. That is probably the main reason that I bought Lifestories. I play hack free and it is nice to know that I don't have to play with hacks if I don't want to--but it is way better with hacks. I don't see snapdragons as being that bad-I put one on each nightstand and they wake up refreshed instead of waking up like they had just ran a marathon in their sleep. If you still want them to eat breakfast together and you have the InSIMinator then make them have 50% hunger lost and then they will eat breakfast. With snapdragons, you will be able to manage their needs in a normal way.
Really, I think the need to mood ratio is just off. I mean, when I wake up in the morning, I need to piss and take a shower, then eat breakfast...but I don't wake up grouchy and depressed just because I have to do the morning routine (and said routine doesn't take me three hours)
Maybe there's a happy medium somewhere out there...
Um. Pause the game at 5:59 a.m., check everybody's motives and queue up what they need the worst before they even wake up--lowest bladder is queued to go toilet, lowest hygiene is queued to shower and lowest hunger is queued to make breakfast/get leftovers as soon as you unpause and their feet hit the floor.
*shrug* Works for me.
J. M. Pescado:
If you sent them to sleep with Macrotastics, the morning pee/shower/change ritual is handled automatically with all the utilities installed.
Invisigoth:
Quote from: EsotericPolarBear on 2008 February 06, 19:01:54
Quote from: Process Denied on 2008 February 06, 18:52:56
I was concerned about this issue. My game is full of so many hacks(by the way, make it so enjoyable) that I was wondering if I could play without hacks. That is probably the main reason that I bought Lifestories. I play hack free and it is nice to know that I don't have to play with hacks if I don't want to--but it is way better with hacks. I don't see snapdragons as being that bad-I put one on each nightstand and they wake up refreshed instead of waking up like they had just ran a marathon in their sleep. If you still want them to eat breakfast together and you have the InSIMinator then make them have 50% hunger lost and then they will eat breakfast. With snapdragons, you will be able to manage their needs in a normal way.
Really, I think the need to mood ratio is just off. I mean, when I wake up in the morning, I need to piss and take a shower, then eat breakfast...but I don't wake up grouchy and depressed just because I have to do the morning routine (and said routine doesn't take me three hours)
Maybe there's a happy medium somewhere out there...
I just don't understand what your problem is. I think that most of us would agree that handling our sims' needs is a manageable and fairly easy process. You've received a lot of excellent advice, and if you try this stuff I am sure that you will find that it isn't actually that hard. I am getting the sense that you really just want to complain about the game.
J. M. Pescado:
Not only is it easy and manageable, but it's so manageable that a machine can do it. So MAKE THE MACHINE DO IT.
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