Things that annoy you in the Sims

[Kaye]

Store-bought plasma fruit is expensive, but growing it is maybe not practical for a large family. Each plant yields two fruit, total, one per harvest a couple days apart - one to eat and one to replant, so you essentially end up with 1 fruit/week/plant, meaning you need 7-8 plasma fruit plants per vampire sim in the family. (Or more! I've never played a vampire so I don't know how many plasma fruits you need to eat in a day. Or less - if you make pancakes or fruit parfait with plasma fruit, can vampires eat it?)

I have seen vampires get plasma juice boxes out of my fridge, which weirded me out a bit - I didn't know I stocked it! So it might be a good idea to hang onto the fridge.

Fair enough. She already has 3 or 4 plasma fruits in her inventory, so I guess I could grow it for a while. But there's about to be another vampire sim in the household (I'm going to have her marry her boyfriend after she becomes an astronaut). I'll keep the fridge, then I guess grow it for a while until the babies come. Then, I'll go with store-bought, if it's more convenient.

[ekobeko]

Well, since money is no problem I'll just buy it from the store.

[MoMoll]

Well, since money is no problem I'll just buy it from the store.

Or, ask a friend to donate their plasma. It never hurt my relationships because they the friends got a moodlet of donating to needy friend (or something like that) and the vampire got a positive moodlet of "scrumptious nutritions". If it's not a friend and you drink from them, you may be "publically disgraced".

[Chuckles_82]

You can still get publicly disgraced from drinking from people who are your friends. Just don't do it in public at all if you can help it!

[MoMoll]

You can still get publicly disgraced from drinking from people who are your friends. Just don't do it in public at all if you can help it!

True enough! Guess, I always had them do it in dark alleys.

You can also take the chance to raid the store or Hospital. Just hope you don't get caught by the cops! Vladimir did that all the time.

[ekobeko]

Or, ask a friend to donate their plasma. It never hurt my relationships because they the friends got a moodlet of donating to needy friend (or something like that) and the vampire got a positive moodlet of "scrumptious nutritions". If it's not a friend and you drink from them, you may be "publically disgraced".

That's a good idea, thanks. I'll just have a human move in and drink from him/her.

[MoMoll]

That's a good idea, thanks. I'll just have a human move in and drink from him/her.

Vladimir was always drinking from his wife.

[thesimslover828]

When my stupid vampires try to eat normal food instead of drinking plasma juice. Then they vomit and I'm like urgh!

That's weird my vampires never get sick when they've eaten normal food. It never really affected, them except with the stuffed moodlet.

[ekobeko]

Vladimir was always drinking from his wife.

Thing is that his wife was a vampire too but she just died  Now my toddlers are growing up motherless.

[MoMoll]

No she was human and drank the "young again" potion to keep up with his age.

However, they can't drink all the time from their spouses. They weaken then and eventually may turn them. So, he would go hunting.

[ekobeko]

Okay, I understand.

[Shirin]

I found a new one last night.

The option to "Heckle" that came with Showtime.

I tried to do a wedding in my Dynasty (in the park, at the wedding arch), and instead of taking their seats, they all booed and heckled one of the guests (and just her!), then did the "I CAN'T GET THERE" pathing dance, then went back to heckling that poor girl.

(I wound up calling the wedding party off when Grim showed up to introduce another guest to the gravestone...)

[MoMoll]

The "h"ckle" and "accuse of being a Diva". My Diva sim autonomously accused her husband of being a Diva and then their relationship took a big dump.

[Axiom]

When in a multistory house, Sims go downstairs to pick up their toddlers, knowing full well their toddlers can't actually go down stairs.
Hint to home designers here: If you're going to make the nursery super small, put it on the ground floor!

[alex51299]

Ugh toddlers and stairs are a nightmare! I usually just end up resetting my toddlers out of their cribs or just teleportng them downstairs.