grandma's Comfort Soup
Jelenedra:
Quote from: FourCats on 2009 March 19, 11:01:59
It does raise comfort. I've given it to healthy sims and their comfort went up.
For reals? Or was it normal "sittin in mah comfy chair" comfort boost?
phyllis_p:
Quote from: Jelenedra on 2009 March 19, 13:28:51
Quote from: FourCats on 2009 March 19, 11:01:59
It does raise comfort. I've given it to healthy sims and their comfort went up.
For reals? Or was it normal "sittin in mah comfy chair" comfort boost?
Most of my Sims have dining chairs of about comfort 3, and I can attest that in conjunction with comfort soup, my Sims get far more comfort than eating other food. It's been especially good for pregnant Sims who suddenly bottom out on comfort due to extreme morning sickness, and for athletic Sims who I have exercise too long. I didn't know it would cure illness, though. Never thought to try it for that. That rocks!
nekonoai:
I guess that's why it's called COMFORT soup. ;p
Jelenedra:
Quote from: phyllis_p on 2009 March 19, 13:39:31
Quote from: Jelenedra on 2009 March 19, 13:28:51
Quote from: FourCats on 2009 March 19, 11:01:59
It does raise comfort. I've given it to healthy sims and their comfort went up.
For reals? Or was it normal "sittin in mah comfy chair" comfort boost?
Most of my Sims have dining chairs of about comfort 3, and I can attest that in conjunction with comfort soup, my Sims get far more comfort than eating other food. It's been especially good for pregnant Sims who suddenly bottom out on comfort due to extreme morning sickness, and for athletic Sims who I have exercise too long. I didn't know it would cure illness, though. Never thought to try it for that. That rocks!
OOOoOooh. I got a new brain wrinkle.
jolrei:
Quote from: phyllis_p on 2009 March 19, 13:39:31
Most of my Sims have dining chairs of about comfort 3, and I can attest that in conjunction with comfort soup, my Sims get far more comfort than eating other food.
I never worry about comfort levels for dining chairs. I install dining chairs based solely on looks (whether they fit with some sort of decor), or on cost (poor sims get poor chairs). If they need comfort, they can sit on a comfy chair or sofa. Never used the comfort soup. I find if sims take baths (rather than showers) and woohoo frequently, their comfort levels don't generally deteriorate that badly.
In fact, I have noticed my sims are generally a far too comfortable and complacent bunch. They need more mood failures to make them interesting and build character.
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