Hello all, The second pack is finally here this time of a variety of cockatoos. You know, what I wish you had to do for relationships between sims.Sims3 caged rodents and lizards converted to Sims2. It's something you have to understand, learn about, keep in mind. It's all far from perfect, but that's why I like it. And as for the needs, I mean, isn't there an option to find out what's wrong? Like I find it more charming to notice a visting sim cleans a lot than to just learn the have the trait for it in a text box. They're fun when it's something your sim takes an interest in like they would a skill.Īlso the hidden nature of their info adds something to their character. Change their litter, train, feed, cook for, play, etc. Pets are most fun to me when you expect to engage with them a few times a day. They just want a pet they can play with sometimes, or get collectibles, or fit their role play scenes. I feel like the people who don't enjoy them so much are folks looking for a passive experience. Pets are still easy but I dunno, not so routine. Even babies are a breeze, just feed - play - change diaper every few hours. It's like the first thing in the game you have to be responsible for. Pets go a tiny way into making a dent in that. My biggest gripes with TS4 is how easy the game is, and how shallow the social interactions continue to be. It gives your sim more to do instead of it just being another sim to control that's just less fun and sillier jobs. I think it was smarter to not have you control them. If nothing else the pet glitch has a patch by LittleMsSam. That way I give them attention and I don't have to watch TV/socialize lol.
I was a bit annoyed with them at first too, but things become easier when they stop misbehaving.Įdit: I usually take care of my sims 'fun' & 'social' needs by playing with pets.
So make sure you pet them from time to time.
You can teach them to go potty outside on their own, or you can take them on a walk. You can click on the bowl to call them.Ĭats need a clean litterbox (if your sims are busy buy the self-cleaning one and you're all set).ĭogs usually need to potty twice a day. They don't always eat on their own even when their bowl is full. When it comes to taking care of their needs here's what you should keep in mind: If they keep misbehaving (waking you up at night, jumping on counters, playing in puddles, begging for food, barking, etc.), you can teach them not to do these things and they eventually stop. They do require attention but it only starts to become overwhelming when I have more than two dogs in my household (cats tend to be more independent than dogs). I never really enjoyed playing with pets in previous games but I really like them in TS4 for some reason lol.
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