Req: Remove command that ends parties and forces guests to leave
lady shay:
At the end of a party suddenly all the guests stop whatever they are doing (including jumping up off the toilet). This is annoying. None of the guests can be interacted with and they all leave. I don't mind the party ending, fine, but people don't just drop what they're doing and leave (not if they're your friends). The party can end, tell u the score, and the guests can stay til they feel like leaving on their own. Wouldn't that be better than total mind control forcing them to leave? I've looked everywhere for a longer party hack or anything that would stop guests from leaving but it doesn't exist. Is it possible to change the party code? ???Having a party is a great way to invite alot of people at once but the ending sucks.
If the party code can't be changed, can another option be added? Maybe there can be some phone options like "Invite friends", "Have family Reunion", and "Entertain neighbors" (Entertain neighbors could be like having a block party where random people who the sim has never met who live on the block or in the neighborhood come over.)
J. M. Pescado:
If you want to have an unscored party, the easiest way is to simply choose the lot debugger's "Nuke Party" option once everyone arrives. This will kill the party controller and all the visitors will then just amble about doing their usual visitor activities instead of being shooed out.
I, for one, LIKE that most of them all piss off at the end of the party. It's over! Good riddance!
lady shay:
Is that done by enabling testing mode or what? I don't have a clue.
J. M. Pescado:
It's the downloadable "FFS Lot Debugger" in the Firing Range. If a party controller is present, either because one is jammed on the lot, or because you actually have a party, you can nuke the party controller. Nuking the party controller, will, of course, nuke the party, including scoring, and the banishment of the guests, meaning it will stop being scored and drag on until all the guests finally sod off.
Sandilou:
'Sod off?' Do people in the US use that expression? I thought it was exclusively British!
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