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Re: Chance vs. Choice - chelikins - 21-04-2008 06:12 PM I think there should be a chance to get pregnant without trying for a baby. I mean unplanned pregnancies do happen. I think it would make the game interesting. As for the twins.. haha.. I never had a set until I made her eat cheesecake. She had one set. I then decided to get her pregnant again, just wanted a single one. She didn't eat cheesecake nor spagetti (as I heard that made them pregnant too) and voila.. there were two more. I think that 10% for twins and 2% for triplets would be pretty good odds. Re: Chance vs. Choice - dejadejavu - 21-04-2008 06:16 PM (21-04-2008 05:43 PM)Cassie the Green One link Wrote:[quote author=dejadejavu link=topic=1724.msg41920#msg41920 date=1208793883] Cassie you're killing me!! I already have way too many twins. If they add triplets into the mix, I would die... Especially at those percentages! That's when I would use the constant aging mechanism to raise those kids right on up. I think it should be 10% twins, and 2% triplets. Then they should make cheats for the people that want them. In real life, triplets are freaking rare. Here are the actual statistics: Twins 1 in 90 live births Triplets 1 in 8,100 live births Quadruplets 1 in 729,000 live births Quintuplets 1 in 65,610,000 live births I don't think the odds should be made that high, because then people like me will have to deal with them way too often. Cheats can be made for the others. Sorry guys that I'm so bitter, but I just hate having a perfect family and then all of a sudden I have to move them out of the house because they just had twins. Plus, my family never has money for that, so it forces me to cheat or have them die. [/quote] In TS3, you may not be quite so fortunate (or unfortunate, in you opinion ) with your odds of twins... and then, when you realise how terribly rare they are, you will see why I chose the odds I did. ![]() I'm with Sims2luva22 about the twins - Love them too! And I got them rarely too. I only like to get them naturally - they don't feel quite so special with the aid of cheesecake and cheats. ![]() [/quote] I was reading real life statistics and they said that the chances of having twins increases dramatically with age. Maybe we could reach a compromise (not that the developers care), that sims in the second half of their adult life would have much higher odds, and then I could just avoid getting my sims pregnant then, unless I wanted twins. Re: Chance vs. Choice - Cassie - 21-04-2008 06:22 PM I've read all about twin odds too - do you find it odd that eating figgs increases your chances of twins lol? ![]() But yes, maybe they could flow more with real life. Such as, twin odds increased if: Twins run in your family/related to a twin Middle aged or older Tall or fat (yes, these things improve your chances - odd) And maybe a few Sim ways to improve odds, designed specifically for the game. Re: Chance vs. Choice - ChalyssaMuch - 21-04-2008 07:54 PM I would like to see twins and up be more common... because imaybe had a set of twins twice.. and with cheats well its not the same..i dont wanna choose to have twins i want it to be merely by chance. cheats take the fun and surprise out of everything i would really appreciate not having to use any in this game. Re: Chance vs. Choice - Cassie - 21-04-2008 07:57 PM Exactly! Cheating, although some times neccessary, it really does take the fun out of the game - that's why I love it when we first get the game. Not many cheats will be around, and asolutely no mods to download, so things will be tough! But I look forward to it ...
Re: Chance vs. Choice - ChalyssaMuch - 21-04-2008 08:10 PM Yeah i hope i never get nosey and search for them i wanna play the game as it was meant to be played without cheats.. I guess i'll survive if twins are merely impossible again..but i would prefer a boost in the possibility of them. Re: Chance vs. Choice - Cassie - 21-04-2008 09:31 PM Well... if twins are as rare as they are now, and they also add triplets to the game, that means I'll have how many natural triplets in my TS3 gaming experience? Oh, that's right... none! :
Re: Chance vs. Choice - sims3luva22 - 21-04-2008 10:48 PM Reading all the replys made me wonder. I think it would be cool if EAxis took an even bigger leap and went out on a limb with paternal twins. I'm talking skinny, short, fat, brown haired and one with blonde etc. Like in real life, not just a boy and a girl. I also want them to have different traits since most twins identical or not like seperate things (as not to be looked at as the same) I'd also want them to have a greater bond or not but to notice that they are twins. I don't want it to be too complicated if it can't be done but if so, I'd want this. This whole game is going to be very interesting, especially with dealing with a family with different traits! I think with a fanmily with a variety of traits will better suit us to understanding them. That way we know which is weak, a ton of fun etc so we can pair them up the way we like them, or link sims up with other sims with complimenting traits to create better offspring. Re: Chance vs. Choice - ChalyssaMuch - 22-04-2008 12:02 AM yeah i agree i think that twins should be seen as twins..not just two sims that are related if that makes sense..i want other sims to know that they are identical and all that. Re: Chance vs. Choice - Cassie - 22-04-2008 06:12 AM I hope the chances of fraternal twins are much greater, and then a much lesser chance of identical, like in the real world. And I want them to have that twin-bond, too. Especially girl twins in particular. It would be lovely if some could be best friends, always together and sticking out for each other. I want them to sometimes be able to sense how the other twin is feeling, or when they're havimg a bad time. |