Sims 3 Marriage and AwesomeMod
Kitty:
Quote from: jesslla on 2013 January 01, 01:47:44
It's creepy in the same way as first cousins marrying is.
I agree with you there: it's creepy if they've grown up together and have been siblings or pseudo-siblings, but just a bit unusual if they've met for the first time as adults or nearly adults. But I appreciate that AM is Pescado's mod and he doesn't want to do it.
Avalikia:
My two cents: I had two young adult Sims who got married. Each of them had an elder parent and those two got married - which was allowed by the game with nothing but AM installed (and I assume that AM did nothing to alter whether or not that was allowed). The instant that they got married, the original couple could no longer have romantic interactions with each other even though they were still married because they were then also considered to be step-siblings. Once one of their parents died, they were then allowed to resume romantic interactions.
Therefore the current setup is indeed borked; no matter at which point you start claiming incest, either the game allows you to do things it shouldn't or isn't allowing you to do things it should. Either the parents of two married Sims should not be considered romantic targets (as well as any other sort of in-law that could potentially have this problem), anyone not a blood relative should be an acceptable romantic target, or having any sort of pre-existing romantic relationship should trump any sort of family relationship. Because what person tells their spouse: Ew, I can't touch you now, because now that our parents are married we're step-siblings.
J. M. Pescado:
Hmm. That's interesting, because THAT part wasn't in TS2. I have added a fix to this in the new update. See if the Avalikia case now works.
Avalikia:
Finally got around to testing the Avalikia case again properly. Sims who are already in a steady relationship or more can now romance in spite of becoming step-siblings. ;D I recommend allowing romance between step-siblings who are merely romantic interests as well, but I do recognize that since that isn't really a committed relationship one could argue that it's different.
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