Jan 28, 2022
The werewolves tend to have chronically low aspiration levels due to their conflicting wants and fears about being werewolves. I try my best to get them up though, especially when they roll wants to turn other sims.
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The werewolves tend to have chronically low aspiration levels due to their conflicting wants and fears about being werewolves. I try my best to get them up though, especially when they roll wants to turn other sims.
I've been playing The Sims 4 for so long, I forgot what it was like for traits/personality to significantly impact gameplay. Wow! This household full of lazy, sloppy werewolves (one of whom wants 6 children!) is extremely difficult. I've decided to just let them kind of be disasters. It's more fun that way, provided no one gets taken by the social worker and no one gets food poisoning.
That being said, they have a lot of heart. Wilhelm would rather play with his kids than do anything to keep himself alive, which is frustrating, but also extremely sweet.
The Wolfs now live in a renovated BV Mansion because their old house, while beautiful, was a routing nightmare. The constant routing issues are the one thing I don't miss in this game. I don't have a ton of pictures of the house itself because my build/buy abilities are subpar.
Wilhelm enjoys cooking and often serves food to guests, with fresh produce courtesy of local plantsims.
He is also, apparently, a horrible influence, serving alcohol to minors.