No stupid stranger behavior - ever.
Ardin Topani:
I'll try it on someone tonight to see if it happens again. (Things are entirely to quiet in my Prosperity Neighborhood anyway.) I've avoided this action in certain situations since getting that first affair memory, so I, too, wondered if the patch corrected it.
baratron:
Quote from: rainbow on 2005 August 10, 19:38:34
I don't remember having this problem with the Admire interaction in Sims 2. I remember in Sims 1 that a "spouse" (or someone who was in love with them, since they didn't technically have spouses then) would come over and slap them silly anytime they admired someone. I didn't think this should have been a romantic action, and I remember thinking that they seemed to have fixed it in Sims 2.
Yup, this is my experience too. But I only got TS2 in June, and installed the second patch straightaway before even running the game.
nectere:
I'll have to move the romance mod out to check again also, just in case it has an effect.
J. M. Pescado:
Admiring definitely does not cause romantic behaviors, or else all of my sims would be having affairs left and right, because Admire is one of the dominant interactions of every AutoSoc run.
nectere:
I heard you and I believe you.
BUT I know for a fact that when I first got the game with my first family and my first marriage the elderly wife admired a coworker and got bitch slapped for it.
I have never had to use autosocialize on anyone that is married though. However I did notice last night that extended family members where admiring each other left and right. Probably because they are all filthy stinking rich, ah those prolific multigen Hamptons...
Either way it now works as intended so it really doesnt matter anymore.
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