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Reacting to Memories: The Happy, the Sad and the Tragic.
28-04-2008, 03:06 AM
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Re: Reacting to Memories: The Happy, the Sad and the Tragic.
(27-04-2008 11:50 PM)Pixie link Wrote:really good idea Cassie. Karma for you as well.
Yes i think the memories in TS2 game is very pointless. After a death of a sim they'll just cry or something.
And that will be the end of that. Which doesn't bring much realistic characteristics to the table. :-\
Nicole has a really great mind (:
lol. ;D

Wow, what a compliment! Thanks Smile

(28-04-2008 12:55 AM)CountryGal4132 link Wrote:that's a good point.  I certainly wouldn't want a phobic sim running around because of multiple bad experiences that could be resolved but won't because the game won't let them.

Well think of it this way, in real life you have attachments to certain places and people. That doesn't take over your life. As far as sims having positive feelings towards places, this would just enhance situations, not drastically, but give it a special boost.

Concerning negative associations, these would resolve themselves over time. If a girl rejects a guy for a date then he might avoid her for a day. Then he would get over it.

If someone is left at the altar, they might be really antsy the next time they were going to get married.

I wasn't ever thinking about this as being a HUGE component of the game. Just something that would kind of quietly enhance the sim experience Wink
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