Strangehood Genealogy and other anomalies
RainbowTigress:
I believe JM has stated that when people impregnate their sims with the Grim Reaper, it has the same result as a self-pollination, that is, using the Tombstone of Life and Death or the InSeminator to have your sim get pregnant with themself. The Grim Reaper isn't a normal sim and does not have character data to pass on, so the sim is a clone of the parent, but will be of the opposite gender. This is what happens with Brandi Broke's third child, which has been discussed in depth in another thread. If a sim gets pregnant and the father dies and the tombstone is sold before the baby is born, then the character data is destroyed, and the game is not able to pull that sim's information to pass on to the child.
The Grim Reapers in both my old and new Pleasantview and Strangetown are male, and they have no DNA when I look at them in SimPE. I've heard others say their Grim Reaper is female, but I've not seen this.
ZephyrZodiac:
I'll bet it did!!!! ;D
I reckon the best thing to do with Strangetown is clone the sims you want, then deleteall characters and put in what details YOU want to the recreated sims! Just be more careful than Maxis and you should be all set to get a good storyline going.
RainbowTigress:
It's such a pain to have to clean up the mess they left behind before you can start playing the way you want to. That's what I did this last time I started Pleasantview again. But I couldn't bring myself to destroy my old Pleasantview, so it's still there. I still check in on them and see how they are doing.
Oddysey:
Nuclear option is definitely my bet, on all Maxian type things. Copy out interesting bits, nuke, and reconstruct to taste. Because the Curious brothers are fun, but Loki Beaker is just freaking scary. Hmm . . . I wonder what his and Nervous Subject's kids would look like?
RainbowTigress:
Loki's daughter by Circe certainly inherited his scowl. I put Nervous and Pascal together, and they had a little girl with the help of mods. She looks unremarkable as a toddler, but I've heard othe rpeople say that Nervous' jaw is a dominant feature in his offspring. Would be an interesting "experiment."
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