Long Distance Friend because I can't often be bothered to have my Sim socialise, but if she gets lonely at least she'll have someone to phone. Simmunity saves a lot of mucking about with trips to the hospital. Inappropriate but in a Good Way because I'm still stung from when my Sim repaired a broken computer whilst at a party and got the snarky 'Thanks for making my party lame' comment for her troubles. I like the Festival Frequenter reward because it gives my Sim cheaper food and more Prize tickets at the Festival Park. I use no bills ever (15000 points) and inheritance (30000 points) almost always too. I do all this because I have my sims develop relationships with sims in inactive households and not by placing new sims into their households.Įven for sims that start out as Y adults I emphasize socializing and follow the same pattern:
Now when they get home any new sims they meet in high school are instant friends. Then I have them travel to build up skills, accumulate reward points and MOST importantly acquire 25 acquaintances (also adds 20 points to any NEW relationships).
For rewards they have observant and attractive (adds 20 points to NEW relationships). As teens (Edit: before their first day in high school) they take a charisma class or read the book so they have that skill. When either starting with a main sim as a child or for sims born in game I try to manage my reward points so that my sim will be ready to emphasize socializing when they become teens. I play with a 90 day life span with 7 days for child and 14 days for teen. Also the number of days chosen for the life span and for each life cycle play a part. I think it depends on your play style which ones work best for any situation.
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