This Troper made Sim versions of some of her favorite anime characters. It got too {{Hilarious in Hindsight}} when she realized that the Sim for Bianchi Gokudera from {{Katekyo Hitman Reborn}} could cook so well when her cooking is literally poison in KHR canon.

TearJerker: This Troper's first Sim on Sims 3 started as a young adult and climbed the music ladder to become a rock star, and was watched over lovingly, pouring attention into making sure that the Sim was well cared for and loved, only to die after playing chess with his daughter while the whole family watched. Inbetween his whole family screaming and bawling, the Sim ''went to the Grim Reaper and shook his hand like he was an old friend'' and vanished. The next Sim day was his son's birthday, where the son ''who looks like a virtual clone of his father'' became a young adult amongst more screaming and bawling. This Troper cried herself to sleep that night.

This essentially tugged my heartstrings.

A tear jerker for this troper was what happened to his first simbot in Sims 3 Ambitions. It was a female level headed (as far a traits go) simbot. But this troper noticed how whenever the simbot saw a particular male sim around the town (Twinbrook), she acted all flustered and nervous. The simbot eventually became best friends with that male sim, fighting that sim's natural reaction of disgust for simbots (Sims have basically two overwhelming reactions to mummies and simbots, either they cheer or act disgusted, that male sim had the second kind, every time). As soon as they became best friends, the simbot got romantic wishes towards that sim. The flirting began and the sim accepted all of it, even holding of hands, the amorous hugs and the confession of attraction, then the moment for the first kiss came, for the simbot that was her first romance and her first kiss ever, and as she leaned towards him, the male sim just leaned away and then ran for it, he actually ran away, leaving my female simbot feeling rejected and sad, she went home and cried on her creator's shoulder.

But it doesn't stops there. The inventor who had created the female sim got enough life happiness to get the Best Friend reward, which is a rusty simbot that joins the household as that sim's best friend. The inventor got the reward sim and since it arrives unrelated to the family (the invented simbots are listed as sons and daughters of their creators), it seemed like a perfect match for the heartbroken female simbot. Things didn't worked out that way because as it happened, the reward simbot had a technophobe trait and the disgust reaction towards his own kind, and as soon as he saw the invented simbot, he too ran away and spend a couple of days being disgusted and leaving the room whenever she was there. That was enough suffering for the poor female simbot, so the reward simbot was ordered to take a shower, shorted out, and then was reprogrammed to not be such jerk.

sabrinadiamond story had recreated my story characters and put them in the game, immediately two canonical 'best friends' became lesbians, one character's brother got infatuated with Vixen, which proved literally LoveMakesYouCrazy. Among other things, poor Devlin had a girl literally fall out of a wishing well and he got engaged- but hadn't seen her since, a gothic Uke called Kayo giving birth to a baby and other random occurrences, which acclimated in SoapOperaDisease.

On a second replay of the same game, all of my characters were recruited into university and Vixen had a phobia of fixing the shower head which resulted in her failing her exams. Then one main character fell in love with my OriginalCharacter and got engaged, only for Vixen to go into BerserkButton and form an attempt to MurderTheHypotenuse unsuccessfully, one of the males fought the engaged couple constantly... Vixen threw a toga party, but ruined their wedding... and that's all for this SoapOpera!*sabrinadiamond rolls eyes*

This tropette can never bring herself to kill her Sims. Especially when one looks ''virtually just like you.'' Entirely by coincidence, no less. Killing NPCS and ones you don't know is fine for me, but when it's one I raised...I can't bring myself to do it. Which makes me very grateful for cheatcodes.

A soap opera situation so crazy you just couldn't make it up. I started a family on the Sims 2, the Crunderbums, The man of the house, Ash, got married to Vanessa (a random townie who had an obsession with road signs), and had two daughters, Sam, a lovable slut (is there a trope for that?) and Natasha, a Wrench Wench. Natasha built a Servo robot, and her now elder father accidentally activated it, implanting his personality into it. This began all good and well, with the robot acting as your basic bog-standard butler. When, however, Ash died of old age, Vanessa began an affair with the Servo (Andy) since he was basically a robot Ash. These sordid actions continued for some time when, sadly, Vanessa died of old age. Andy became depressed from loneliness and began cooking at a disturbing rate, causing Natasha's second-born son Nathan to become obese (or as obese as the sims in TS2 could get), and eventually had a mental breakdown in the kitchen of their bakery, Crunderbuns. Feeling sorry for him, Natasha built a female Servo robot (Wendy) and implanted her personality into it. Andy prepared to embrace his new bride, but Wendy simply walked right past him, began to repair a leaky shower, and was destroyed by the water.

What made this all so impressive was that I didn't orchestrate any of it. well, except the building of Wendy, but that's it.

CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming in this, I had two girls who were constantly dancing around each other, best friends but both wanted something more. Finally, one night they were talking and they kissed. They've been dating ever since.

One of this troper's Sims appeared to have developed obsessive compulsive disorder. She would repeatedly go into the kitchen, pull out bowls of leftover cereal, and place them around the house. Eventually she stopped doing it, but I still have no idea what she was doing in the first place.

This troper was playing a single female Sim, maybe two thirds of the way through adulthood, at the top of the music career. She had another Sim in the neighbourhood, the daughter of one of the burglars, halfway through college. They met by chance on a community lot, and it was an instant triple bolter. So the middle-aged rock goddess basically fell in love at first sight with the college-aged daughter of a criminal. It was unintentional and awesome.

This troper had a Sim who developed a problem with "drinks" - for some reason he kept drinking them, and eventually he was eaten by flies due to him not having time to clen up. That was kinda depressing...

This troper created a Sim named Eldrick Forester, who would go on to be a great athlete and a horrible husband in TS3. First, he stole Gunther Goth's wife, Cornelia. Then, Gunther died in a mysterious fire. Eldrick would have been grateful for this, but instead he has no less than 10 separate affairs, fathering a child in each. Eldrick, of course, happens to be the name of a famous and successful golfer who got caught in an affair.

Sims 2, made a Sim named April, daughter of a nice old man and sister to a freakin' athlete. Anyway, proposed marriage to her boyfriend, Oman Titanofury...who has already fathered 3 children with 3 separate women, AND he's already impregnated April. He's romantically inclined, so he's averse to marriage (???), and lo and behold, come the day of the wedding (big affair, max party count, beautiful buffet and all), he bolts. Now, April was friends with a GORGEOUS lesbian lady who I forgot the name of, but anyway, when April ran around to the other side of the house to cry, she just walked right up to April and kissed her. I didn't prompt it at ALL. They went on to get happily married. Probably a CMOH.

This troper had both his Sims die in the Sims 2 and after killing them the grim reaper actually sat down and watched tv, No joke.

This troper has a 'romance' Sim, who is lesbian and has the life goal of having sex with twenty people. Self-imposed challenge time - all of those people are going to be her girlfriend ''at the same time.'' SIXTEEN are currently in love with her, with only one discovering the affair and FORGIVING HER. This despite the fact that she has an entire room in her house with paintings of each girl and the flowers they gave her. Oh my, just four to go...

This Troper would like to give a formal warning to anyone who has the Ambitions expansion for Sims 3. Me, being the caffine-head that I am, needed his fix and went to go grab a glass of Dr Pepper from downstairs, but rather than letting my character just bumble around, I decided to make him make himself useful, by sending him to the telescope to mess about with it. I went downstairs to get my drink, but on the way back up, I heard a whistle followed by an almighty explosion. I sprinted the rest of the way up the stairs and looked on my screen in absolute horror. A gigantic comet had plummeted out of the sky, leaving a massive crater, and breaking my telescope, £50,000 fountain, and almost as importantly, my sim. Fortunately, I had enough Death Flowers that this would have to happen about half a hundred times before my sim was KilledOffForReal, but the whole experience was utterly terrifying. I've been informed that it's possible to move away from the crash site before it happens and not die, but...Well, there's your warning. Do not leave your sim on his or her own near expensive stuff, and without a Death Flower on hand.

This troper is attempting to populate the town with ghosts. He is doing this by killing a character, bringing him/her back via "Oh My Ghost" opportunity and having him/her breed with as many women/men as possible. So far only one of the ghost children of the first ghost have reached adult hood.

I started by creating ‘The Black Knight’ ‘of Transylvania’ (yes, my world in the Sims 2 was called Transylvania). He had a son, ‘The Grey Knight’, his son was ‘The White Knight’ who again had a daughter – Lady Gwendolyn. She married George Goldenrod. Their son was called George II Gyldenløve. Time went by and he had a son, George III, who had a son, George IV, and so on. Every time one had a daughter, she was called Georgine, Georgina, Georgette, Gerogetta and married of into another family. So it goes all the way until George VIII. He grows old without marrying, living on the same place The Black Knight started to live in (with loads of ghosts of the other Georges, - sims from other families was buried in the public graveyard I made, complete with a large church) until he meets the gold digging young babe Isabella Nova. She’s fresh out of high school, they marry, have one kid, and he dies, leaving all of the fortune to Isabella and her daughter. --- Meanwhile, Isabella’s brother, Juan, sleeps with every single women in the neighborhood, impregnating each and every one of them (most of with are married to someone else) and all his kids get names in alphabetical order. --- Then there’s the alien woman Andromeda who goes to college and meets an alien man, and gets engaged to him. They move to his home after school, her mother in law dies of hunger, and the newlywed Andromeda precedes to fall for her husband’s father, have sex with him and have his children, so that her husband are actually bringing up his own half siblings. All of the children gets named after star and solar constellations. Damn, I love the Sims.

If your Sim happens to be A: an Inventor, and B: a Cook, never tell it to make pancakes if you're saving Life Fruit for your Simbot. It WILL make Life Fruit pancakes.

On a semi-related note, it will make pancakes out of ANY fruit that happens to be on hand. Including a lime.

This Troper likes to make fictional character Sims, preferably in jobs as closely related to their canon job as possible. Hilarity occasionally ensues, such as when Severus Snape as a High School Teacher got demoted for not having enough school spirit. Her only regret is never being able to make her Vetinari Sim kill a mime.

Notice the line in TheGrandVizier that says "MaliciousSlander is a particular favorite of the EvilChancellor." This troper laughed hysterically when her Jafar Sim, a politician, ended up running a smear campaign against his rival. (It accused him of everything from racism and corruption to bad hygiene!)

This troper started a Sims 3 game with two characters from her roleplay- Nevermore, who was Good, a Genius, a Virtuoso, but a Loner- and Sam, who was an Evil Genius, Handy, a Computer Whiz, and Charismatic. While Nevermore left to play guitar in the park, Sam decided to "tinker" with Nevermore's computer. The computer promptly caught fire, then ''Sam'' caught fire, and though he was calm enough to call the authorities, he didn't seem to realize that jumping in the bath tub could save him. He just danced in the doorway to the room so that the fireman couldn't put out the fire, and he just ''watched Sam burn''. After Nevermore came home, I cut off his "mourning" action, made him write something rude on Sam's epitaph, and throw his ashes in the trash. He deserved it.

Started playing Sims 3 yesterday, creating a family consisting of a young ambitious woman and her charismatic EvilTwin sister. The good twin is working in the business career, while the EvilTwin spends most of her spare time getting to know sims around Sunset Valley, and flirting with several male sims, hoping to get a few boyfriends. While she has managed to find at least two potential love interests, it is the good twin who has managed to find herself a boyfriend first.

Update: The Evil sim managed to find herself a boyfriend, then she later broke up with him and got herself another one. The good twin made it to the top of her career, and so I moved the two twins into a bigger house. The good twin married her boyfriend after that, and he moved in with them as well. The good twin got pregnant shortly afterwards, and gave birth to twin girls. Both the good and evil twin are now elders, and the husband of the good twin will soon be one as well, while the kids will soon reach the child stage. I think I might use the birthday cake to turn the two of them into teenagers after they reach the child stage.

I made a household in The Sims 3 that consisted of a sculptor/inventor and his artist/writer roommate/boyfriend. When he first started inventing, the sculptor had a tendency to blow crap up and promptly catch fire. I lost count of all the times the boyfriend had to go out and spray the poor sculptor with a fire extinguisher. On a similar note, two of my Sims climbed to the top of the Music career, Rock branch, and I sent one off to do an autograph session. No sooner did it end then HOLY SHIT A METEOR COMES OUT OF NOWHERE and BOOM. The Sim was okay, just a little singed, but the look he got from his roommate [who was just a roommate... I swear] was HILARIOUS.

Once, while staying at a friend's house, this one decided to nutz around with The Sims (not sure which one.) After some time I had a respectable two story house inhabited by buisnessman Dad, stay at home Mom, and two children. As this was around 3 A.M. realtime I fell asleep without pausing/saving. I woke up one hour later to discover that one of my children was abducted by aliens, the house had burned to the ground, Mom was mourning by the side of Dad's grave, and the other kid was busy waiting for the bus.

Getting distracted from the game can make it all much more interesting. In Sims 2, this troper left the computer and forgot to pause the game, when he came back, an adopted children that hadn't been delivered when promised a few game-weeks before -an event that on itself meant a minor alteration of the story this troper had planned- had arrived, and since no choice was made by the player, instead of the planned male baby, it was a female child, this was a mayor plot change and the story went on a very different direction, with that game eventually centering around the unplanned sim, in detriment of the family the game was supposed to be centered around.

This troper made a Lara Croft ersatz, wit a little help from some mods that allow, ahem, enhancements of the chestal area, and had her adventuring all over the world. Now this troper's previous experience, with his first traveler sim, was that falling in love with one of the pseudo NPC merchants was a bitter affair since they are never allowed to leave the lot of their stores, and thus woohoo is out of the question (that story had a happy ending simply by having that sim invite the merchant over once he was home and marrying her there). So, the Lara Croft ersatz is doing a tomb raid under the market place of the forbidden city in Shang Simla, which technically is in the same lot as the stores. She comes across a sarcophagus, and finds out there is the option to woohoo in the sarcophagus, and listed for that option are all the merchants, so the general goods merchant becomes to chosen one. The Lara Croft ersatz gets inside the sarcophagus to wait for the lucky guy, and wait, and wait. Since this was her first travel to China and time was of the essence (Visa level 0), this tropper canceled the command and got her out of the sarcophagus to continue the dungeon. After completing that adventure, on her way out of said dungeon, who was it that we found wandering aimlessly around the sarcophagus? Non other than the general goods merchant, who apparently was very happy to comply, but took him too long to get all the way from the surface to the sarcophagus. No, my sim was in a hurry and the guy did not got lucky, his fault for not being faster.

This Troper has a whole drama going on about the fate of several neigborhoods, revolving around one Neighborhood with A Mayor and his three Daughters who are the three types of witch. The Middle child, who is a dark witch, sets her father on fire, killing him. The Eldest(who is a "good" witch) is more mad at the Dark sister then sad for her father and creates a war between them(IE some siding with each one, horribly mutated of course, and executions in torture facilities). The youngest(who is nuetral) protects some sims, and is raided a few times by the others. Thats as far as i am now, but the Eldest will finish off the middle child, and the Yougest will finish off the Eldest, Ruling that neighborhood in her old age.

This troper's friend likes to make Sims based off her friends and characters from various video games. Long story short, the Sim based of this troper ended up pregnant, but neither she nor her friend knew who the father was. Then the baby was born. Altair was the father.

This Troper always seems to have an unnatural problem with fire in each of her play sessions. One instance: While playing my Mega Man household, i managed to get hold of a genie lamp. Out of pure boredom, i had Ice Man wish for fire. Cue everything getting burned down. Only a few minutes later, after i managed to get the house cleaned up and my stuff replaced, Elec Man went into the kitchen, started cooking, and then sat on the couch, started watching TV, and forgot that he was cooking. Cue house burning down again. Then, to wrap it all up, The TV replacement broke, so i had to send Elec Man to repair it. The TV shocked him, then, once again, set the house on fire. This time, Ice Man, my favorite Mega Man Sim, didn't make it.

First time playing The Sims 1 (never played it before): made a family. Ted Fuzzies lived with Edna, his father Grandpa Fuzzies, and his children, Jack and Mary. Initially, things didn't go well. Everyone was on free will, but all they did was drink beer. I accidentally placed a pool on Grandpa's side of the bed, so he never got out of bed, just always screamed--even though he could have gotten out of the left one. I then found I couldn't get rid of it. Then I built a real outdoor swimming pool, which nobody used. I told Mary to use it, took out the ladder, and Mary swam until she drowned. Then Jack was sent to military school. With Grandpa, Ted, and Edna, there wasn't a lot of use of them: money was sparse, and no one really cared for each other. Grandpa flirted with his daughter-in-law, but ultimately, they were evicted. I eventually sealed them in a room in another house, until they all died of starvation.

One of the things this troper enjoyed doing in ''The Sims 2'' was building out Sims based on some of the fictional characters he's written about in his stories. (I've had to do this about five times now, due to various hard-drive wipes and reinstalls.) The central group includes three guys, B, Z and D (using initials to avoid embarrassing myself, and besides the stories are {{NSFW}}) and five girls (M, C, S, J and A). Because it's high school, there was a lot of cross-dating: A and D are together, Z and C end up together, and B was dating J before he met M. This left J at a loose end, and I struggled for a while on what to do with her. I also wasn't sure how to handle A and D, because they underwent a ''very'' secretive break-up (srsly, readers have been badgering me about it for years, but I'm saving that Reveal for a later story) and I wasn't entirely sure where D was going. The answer came to me in The Sims, when J and D met, and--completely unintentionally--had triple-bolt chemistry. And the more I thought about it, the more it made sense; they have similar personalities and enough common experiences for that to be a workable pairing. So, now, thanks to Maxis, those characters have a newer and happier ending.

(If you read my stories, please don't spoil the ending. Besides, you still don't know why A & D split, which is probably the thing you were most interested in anyhow.)

My sister currently has a sim who was a prostitute and slept with 30 people and had 7 kids with different fathers, got married three times, became a lesbian, killed one husband and then decided to become a crazy cat lady once her children went to college.

One of my sims was a man and woman who would adopt children, raise them til they were teenagers and then kill them.

I made a man and woman who had about 30 children together, with the help of a few cheats to make her have twins and stuff.

Strangetown got even stranger. I moved in Mulder and Scully (as a married couple, both with knowledge aspiration), and the LoneGunmen were across the street from the Curious family. Then, to test a few mods, I moved in my (light-sider, female) version of Revan and Carth, who proceeded to have six kids (family aspiration on him, knowledge on her). Unfortunately, Kreia also moved across the street and made everyone's life hell, taking a rather...perverse delight in encouraging the kids to be mean.

When playing TheSims, I regularly have adult versions of popular fictional children and teenagers that I ship together as married couples, such as Charlie Brown and Peppermint Patty or Sora and Kairi. I will also regularly have a mad scientist father who has five sons that all suspiciously look just like him.

Playing TheSims with a friend, I decided to create Hurley, just because. When Hurley started aging, I decided he'd just have to build a robot body to put his mind into, so I set him to work on the Inventor's Work Bench. Tragically, he had an accident, and burned to death. But, happily enough, his ghost showed up, and started talking to his son (He only shared Hurley's name and appearance, not any behaviour or family ties) when he was finished, he turned into a mist and drifted away. #QUOTE#''Me: Holy crap! Hurley is the smoke monster!

This troper's stories with TheSims:

My sims are all out at work...and one of my neighbours comes in and ''swims in their pool'' and then leaves before they get back. ''WHAT THE HELL'', you freeloader!

Another freeloading Sim here; a neighbour came over and then they ''took a bath'' in my house.

Some other time in the first sims, the Glitch Gremlin kept the stupid neighbours standing at my front door until they died.

I used to create houses from hell, like say, requiring the Sims to go around the house to get in, go outside to get to the second floor, run across the house to get into the bathroom, and putting them in a maze of corridors so that it takes a good 30 Sim minutes to get through the house.

Played with move objects on and wreaked havoc on other Sims' houses in Sims 3. For example I had one of my sims poof into their house and then sabotage their electronics, grill burgers and move it into their living room (I thought it'd light the house on fire, though.)

Put two buildings on the same lot and then had them have a war with each other by sending rockets across the fence, then going in and sabotaging each others' properties.

Made a horror B-Movie strikingly similar to the horror movie trailer CollegeHumor did, where the sims were trapped in a literal House from Hell. Eight people moved in but then found themselves walled off somehow, and then someone started reporting ghosts in there, and some appeared to be trying to stop them while others were trying to kill them. Two people die before it's realized that the evil ghosts are working for a demon who is ''literally'' bound into the house and it's implied that it ''eats'' the dead bodies. Everyone else then tries to get the hell out and stop that evil demon until it starts possessing two more and then causes them to commit suicide in the pool. Eventually one spirit then tells them that he's really trying to kill the demon because it promised them immortality but didn't deliver. He then gets the survivors to burn down the house and then three survivors walk out. And then a cheap B-movie SequelHook is put in when another house is up for sale and someone who supposedly committed suicide in the pool shows up.

And in the sequel, the person who committed suicide moves into a castle-esque and starts occupying the house and seven people move in. People start vanishing and neighbours turn out dead and they suspect the "Person in the House" was doing it before a GenreSavvy blonde character (ie, doesn't back-up and stand there) is ''almost'' killed in the fire when he shows up and puts the fire out. Turns out the person who ''apparently'' committed suicide somehow managed to escape the previous house and was chasing the evil spirits here; and it's revealed that the spirit who ''apparently'' helped them out was trying to become a demon himself and then earned himself the house with the "final test to demonhood" and it was to kill all seven people in the house. Five are already dead and then the next guy is trapped on the roof as the other two save him and then begin to escape. Unfortunately the evil spirit tries to kill them again, but the "person in the house" sacrifices himself and because he wasn't one of the required sacrifices; got turned into a statue and the demon then quickly died because the ritual failed. The two then escaped again, but ''then'' found themselves moving into the same boarding House that the three from the ''previous'' movie have moved into.

I tried to make my sims in the first sims game fall in love, and I noticed they were dancing on someone's grave.

TooDumbToLive: Happens with two people. When I was playing TS3:Late Night, I was being robbed. I realized this pretty quickly and woke up all my sims. When the burglar alarm went off, the burglar just did a panic dance for, I swear, an HOUR of in-game time until she decided to use the elevator. However, the person coming up was the police woman. The police woman walked ''right'' past the burglar as if she were a normal person, then proceeded to tell me that the burglar got away, but they will get them next time. *{{Facepalm}}*

CrowningMomentOfFunny: My Sims were having breakfast, when the paperboy made his delivery... and promptly did an EvilLaugh, accompanied by a thought balloon with a Simoleon sign in it. That kid must be making a killing.

FridgeHorror: Upon seeing a sim "give birth" to a "ghost baby", I thought that it's highly likely to be baby that has died due to stillbirth or miscarriage. Not really the case in an innocent game like the sims, (and since the sim needs to hook up with a ghost to get a ghost baby), but it does seem too big a coincidence to come out of a hospital with a ghost child.

This Troper is attempting to re-create Strangetown with World Builder, and is expanding it A LOT, like what they did with the Pleasantview families in Sunset Valley. She's bringing back the Curious family (with adult Glarn and Kitty, teen Jenny, child Pascal and Vidcund, and toddler Lazlo), the Beaker family (with adult Bjorn and Gundrun, child Loki, and toddler Erin), the Grunt family (with elder General Rock, adult General Chip and Missy, and teen Buzz), and the Smith family (with young adult PollinationTech#9, child Lola and toddler Chloe). Departing from the Twinbrook neighborhood's Curious family, she also gave Glarn a brother named Albert and niece called Marie (named after Albert Einstein and Marie Curie, respectively). She also creating a bunch of new characters to be their neighbors and play other roles in this AlternateReality. Among them are the Green family, who are all aliens, several families who have members with AnimeHair, and a family with a ghost dad (he's a stay-home parent, mom's a businesswoman).

In The sims 3: Late night, I created a ladette sim named Tabitha. She became a drummer, started a band, and became famous simply by dating a rapper. Now, she's married to said rapper.

Got cheated out of my cash at GameStop when buying Sims 3, decided to roll with it. Created a freaky greyskinned man, who from now on will be referred to as GremlinDude or GD. Load GD into a house in the area most secluded from society, cue him becoming an amazing author and creeping his fans out (like MM :D). Move him into the town and introduce a whale into his home. Falls in love with the whale, whale gets pregger. He freaks out and shoots her. Neighbors call police, he shoots police. Big God-sent rock falls. Everyone dies. This troper is a jerkass.

This troper is currently playing with what are probably the weirdest Sims he's ever seen. They are a Chinese scientist named Aeschylus whose traits are Genius, Bookworm, Ambitious, and Workaholic, and an unspecified-English-speaking-country-ian scientist named Elizabeth whose traits are Genius, Bookworm, Ambitious, Flirty, and Great Kisser. Obviously, he's trying to ship them.

So one day, Elizabeth gets up at about 6 AM. She's full of energy and wants to go and bounce on the trampoline. Unfortunately, this troper made the mistake of setting her sleepwear as underwear...

Another time, his shipping seems to be paying off. Aeschylus and Elizabeth are Romantic Interests, and they're flirting in the living room. Elizabeth thinks Aeschylus is being "extremely irresistible", so he has the opportunity to ask her out. I'm about to do that, Aeschylus's dreams are about to be realized...

...when he goes "Meh" and leaves to play ''video games''. God damn it, Aeschylus, you're about to ask a hot girl out, and you know she'll say yes, and ''video games''?!

The same Sim threw a birthday party to which several people were invited. The troper, being bored, turned on and dragged all the guests upstairs. They soon went back down, but one of them walked through a wall (as the cheat code was not switched off yet) and went into a random part of the roof. She then started descending the stairs, but this troper turned off the cheat code before she finished. I now had an eighty-year-old woman ''stuck in my ceiling'' who was completely invisible. She peed her pants twice, leaving puddles underneath her, and shouted angrily for two ingame days before I finally realized what was going on, switched to her household, played as her, turned the cheat code back on, walked her up out of the ceiling, and then dragged her into the front yard. She was just a little peckish.

I downloaded an assault rifle and napalm bomb for Sims 2 and turned the Capp/Monty rivalry ''incredibly'' violent, making Tybalt an absolute psychopath, Romeo a coward, Consort a Vietnam war veteran, adding a weapons dealer, two teams of mercenaries and a SWAT team...I despair about the contents of my mind sometimes...

This troper once played for about 3 hours and started getting weird temporal distortions. A woman who was 8 days from being an Adult was suddenly 40 days away, a man put a baby in the crib and suddenly the man and the baby were in another room...

Back in the early 2000s when Lindsay Lohan was still popular, this troper downloaded a skin of her for The Sims 1 and created a Lohan-sim named "Michelle Nichols", who pursued the path of Fame in StudioTown (Hollywood). YEARS before Lohan went public with being bisexual, this troper had her dating and later living with a fellow superstar.

Same guy who made Capp/Monty rivalry violent here. In my game, I made it a crime to ''use Love Potion #8.5 as it was an illegal drug...''Penalty: Execution by firing squad. Here's some crimes and punishments:

''Vampirism:'' Execution by fire

''Public WooHoo (Disturbing public decency):'' Life stage imprisonment for both parties

''Attacking emergency personnel:'' Life or execution for army and federal agents, TWO life stages for firefighters and police

''Refusal to pay bills:'' Repossession and life stage ban on owning a house (Implementing this for when I get Apartment Life)

''Possession and/or use of Love Potion, Vamprocillin-D or Magical Powers:'' Execution for Love Potion and Vamprocillin-D, life in prison for Magic Powers (AL)

In my Medieval game I've found myself with a humorous cast of hero sims. First we have the Queen who while having the Natural leader legendary trait, absolutely hates her job and tries to get away as often as possible. Then we have the Memetic Sex Goddess of a bard due to the famous legendary trait, seriously I leave her alone for a few quests and when I come back she's got like a dozen men and women after her romantically. My Wizard is a bit clueless and tends to blow herself up and space out, but she did tame a dragon. My Knight is a bloodthirsty sadist who loves training his men into the ground and desperately searches for his parents. My merchant and doctor have a Vitrolic Best Buds relationship and my Smith is a spaz. The Spy is a loner who's also pretty morose and my Peteran priest hates everyone. And I think it best to not even mention the Jacoban.

So I was playing one of my Sims 3 families and they were standing right in front of the window. I glanced out it and saw a toddler on the neighbor's yard. I should mention now that it was like 10:30 P.M. game time. And the kid was just out there, all alone... I mean, I know the Sims doesn't have threats but, ParentalNeglect much?

This troper put the pre-made sim Tara Kat in Belladonna Cove, then gave her a makeover and had her marry a male townie named Shannon. She then became an atrociously evil witch; Shannon became a neutral warlock; they got a servo named Vince, who married a downtownie professional party-guest named Katerina Ghast, and became a good warlock. They then started cheating on each other with almost every other sim in the neighbourhood.

This troper made a brother-sister team of Romance Sims called the SaLuttes. Sadly, the brother, who had been more successful, died in a fire just before reaching the elder stage. I wanted to bring him back, so I had his sister concieve a child before she became an elder, the child grew to adulthood (And lived up to the SaLutte name) so that he could become a Medium, win the Ressurect-O-Nomitron, and bring his would-be uncle back to life. When the uncle returned, not only did he have no Wants but to interact with and be friends with his nephew, but had memories of all the good things that had happened to the family over the 25 or so in-game years since his death. As though he were watching down on them from heaven...

I had a sim named Aderyn, She was a firey Redhead Artistic virtuoso, with a good sense of humour, though she was uber clumsy. She lived with an ambiguously brown sim called Nadim, whom was a cowardly, shy loner though he was artistic and generally good. They hit it off right away, surprisingly, and for a while they were always rolling wants to kiss and cuddle and flirt. It wasn't long until they had a Simlet in the oven, and Aderyn gave birth to their first daughter, a little girl called Muse whom had Nadim's dark skin and hair, but Aderyn's piercing blue eyes. Muse was brave and athletic, and when she became a toddler, shortly before Aderyn became a fully fledged adult, it was revealed that she was going to be a big sister. And so, Aderyn gives birth to their second daughter, Cecilia, gets sick, and dies. Nadim is devastated, because even though he and Aderyn never officially married, they were inseperable, and Aderyn was the main source of family funds, since she was a big three-star celebrity and a rockstar to boot. Of course, because that was pretty traumatic on the kids, Muse became mean-spirited, and Cecilia, though good and artistic, became neurotic. So to get money, Nadim began selling his paintings and things, and also wrote a biography of sorts on Aderyn. Nadim also went through a 'midlife crisis', probably due to recognizing that he had to step up to the plate due to being a single dad/widower, and became Family Oriented, Frugal, Artistic Workaholic whom was also Natural cook. At last check, Nadim was watching Aderyn float around the yard and fiddle with the guitar propped up beside her gravestone.

This troper created two sets of siblings (brother and sister). The brothers were in a gay relationship and engaged while the sisters each had a boyfriend. One day, One of the brothers (Michael) sits down at the computer and his sister (Liz) walks in and suddenly begins to freak out. The mood thing said that Michael had just cheated on his fiance (Vince). Vince then comes home from work after Michael went to bed and Liz tells him about it. Vince storms into Michael's room, wakess him up and begins to irritate him (because that's what you do when the love of your life cheats on you). Things calmed down, then Michael admitted to the affair which heated everything up again. Eventually they made up and all was forgotten the next day.

Then two days later, Liz (a flirtatious sim) amorously hugs Vince with everyone in the room. Everybody freaks out for a little bit, but then acted like nothing happened.

This troper found herself doing the Asylum challenge, with some quite interesting sims. Well she had Autonomous Casual Romance running. Hilarity Ensued and she caught Spencer Reid and the Tenth Doctor making out and her friend's simself flirting with Lady Gaga.

This troper was attempting to kill a Sim by each possible method of death. When Death by Flies came around, the Grim Reaper appeared a few steps away from the dead Sim, walked over the dirty plate, got swarmed by flies and died! The game glitched when the second Grim Reaper arrived, but it was still a CMOF.

This Troper has recently adopted a wolf, and now the wolves won't leave this troper's house alone! They're ALWAYS over, particularly a female wolf named Alegria. I don't know if they're lonesome or jealous...