Sims may feel nicer towards some than others even for the same trait because there is a bit of chance left to this. Will Sims always see one trait the same way? No. On varying reactions about the same traits – Once that is done, it looks at your Sim’s traits – possibly focusing on one in particular that would drastically change the outcome with the other Sim’s trait under study (good or evil for example, or ‘loner’ in the case of another Sim who is ‘outgoing’, etc – it all depends on trait pairs) – and decides accordingly what possible First Impressions are available. Call it the dominant characteristic at that moment, that pops out to the other Sim. – It picks one trait to look at more closely. – The system looks at the newly encountered Sim’s CAS / Personality traits. – Sims meet each other, ie, use an introduction interaction. How the Impression Generation System Works -– The system, step by step
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What all this means for the First Impressions modĪll this matters mostly for version choice and what happens to Sims later on for the First Impressions to leave, because this mod applies at meeting new Sims and therefore there are no previous sentiments between them to worry about. – If a major sentiment gets added and its polarity is opposite to that of existing minor sentiments, those will be removed.
– After all this happened – if the sentiment did get added – then it will impact other remaining sentiments generally by reinforcing those of same polarity and weakening those of different polarity. – if the new sentiment failed to apply altogether, a penalty of time will be applied to existing sentiments (decreasing their total possible duration by a quarter, generally). – if the negative short term sentiment that is the strongest is halfway expired, sentiments will leave, making room for the new one. – if max sentiment number is reached, current ones will be removed first. – if the current one is positive and the new one is positive the new one gets added – If the new sentiment is negative, it will replace all the existing ones that are not of the same polarity Several minor sentiments can be had at the same time, although there is a maximum of 4. This is my understanding of what happens when a new short term sentiment tries to be added in on top of an existing one (only my understanding, I may have interpreted something wrong somewhere): – If it’s positive and the current one is negative, if the current one is over 3/4 expired it will leave and be replaced, otherwise the current negative sentiment stays and the new one is not added. If the new one is positive or the same polarity as the one already there, it replaces it.
This is my understanding of what happens when a new long term sentiment tries to be added in on top of an existing one (only my understanding, I may have interpreted something wrong somewhere): Only one major sentiment can be had at a time.
There are two types of sentiments: Major Sentiments & Minor Sentiments. More on this in the next collapsible section. – They can be diminished or removed if a sentiment of opposite polarity is added. – They can be removed if another sentiment is added and takes their place – They have an ‘ expiration date’ like moodlets If you have played the game a bit since Sentiments were added, you may have noticed already that they are quite shifting. Notes about Sentiments & Implications for Mods using them - What can make a sentiment disappear This is on this concept of point of view VS hard truth that I built this mod – making impressions points of view and certainly not hard truths. Our differences enrich us, and what one person sees as annoying, another will love. But just as a disclaimer, know that I advocate only respect between everyone. In the Sims, mean Sims occasional rejoice about the demise of others, so I believe this fits in. This is all in good fun and not meant to promote being judgemental or mean. Disclaimer: Note that this mod has a positive and a negative counterpart to everything! No trait can be judged only negatively.
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