I know a surefire way to get a hungry cow plant to eat a Sim.

[thesimslover828]

Remove their traits, traits can make the cow plant not eat your Sim.

[Pam]

Your subject and your post don't agree with each other.  The subject says how to get a hungry cow plant to eat a Sim.  The post says how not to eat a Sim.

[Noodles]

Your subject and your post don't agree with each other.  The subject says how to get a hungry cow plant to eat a Sim.  The post says how not to eat a Sim.

Hmm really? To me it seems to be the same thing:
A way to get a cow plant to eat a sim -> remove the traits (because the traits may make him not eat the sim, you need to remove them to make sure it does eat). Right?

[unicornfan85]

Hmm really? To me it seems to be the same thing:
A way to get a cow plant to eat a sim -> remove the traits (because the traits may make him not eat the sim, you need to remove them to make sure it does eat). Right?

I agree with you.  I understood what the poster was saying.  He/She says to get a cow plant to eat a sim to remove it's traits, because the traits can cause the plant not to eat your sims.

Remove their traits, traits can make the cow plant not eat your Sim.

Thanks for the info.  I would use it if I had a plant.

[thesimslover828]

Hmm really? To me it seems to be the same thing:
A way to get a cow plant to eat a sim -> remove the traits (because the traits may make him not eat the sim, you need to remove them to make sure it does eat). Right?

That's right sorry if I confused anyone but I meant if you remove the traits, that the Sim would die, unless they had a deathflower of course lol. Traits sometimes make the cow plant spit them out, but if you really want them to die, it's a surefire way to get them to. Your welcome unicornfan85, I had to share the best the best way for a cow plant to kill a Sim.

[Hosfac]

That's right sorry if I confused anyone but I meant if you remove the traits, that the Sim would die, unless they had a deathflower of course lol.

So...if they have a Deathflower in their inventory, they don't die (obviously), but do you still get the milk out of it?

[Pam]

Ok, sorry everyone.  It was my confusion. 

[thesimslover828]

So...if they have a Deathflower in their inventory, they don't die (obviously), but do you still get the milk out of it?

I wouldn't think so, but I'm not sure next time I can feed the plant I'll try it. Pam it's ok and I'm sorry for confusing you

[RunAmokSims]

So...if they have a Deathflower in their inventory, they don't die (obviously), but do you still get the milk out of it?

I've never tried that because when I feed a Sim to the plant that Sim is being served up for lunch!  Goodbye lazy maid! Goodbye paparazzi!

[Hosfac]

I've never tried that because when I feed a Sim to the plant that Sim is being served up for lunch!  Goodbye lazy maid! Goodbye paparazzi!

My thought was that if you still got the milk from it even though the Sim in question ultimately survived the consumption process is that you could set up a sort of system with a live in Sim who's job it was to get eaten now and then lol.

[RunAmokSims]

My thought was that if you still got the milk from it even though the Sim in question ultimately survived the consumption process is that you could set up a sort of system with a live in Sim who's job it was to get eaten now and then lol.

I do know that if a Sim is eaten and then rejected there is no milk.

I'm sure you could get a Sim to do that job though. They don't seem to learn.

[thesimslover828]

I do know that if a Sim is eaten and then rejected there is no milk.

I'm sure you could get a Sim to do that job though. They don't seem to learn.

Where would we be if they did?
Edit: Yes you can save the Sim with a deathflower and the milk will not go away.