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itsamariokart
24th Jun 2012, 03:26 PM
If you guys have a risky woohoo mod installed (I have Twallan's woohooer mod) what's the chance your sim will get pregnant without "trying for a baby"? I have a 5% chance.
Annoyingly my poor sim was woohooing with her boyfriend and got pregnant -____- She only has one bedroom :')
morphius1
24th Jun 2012, 04:08 PM
Mine is set at 25% and she still hasn't gotten preggers. Not that I'm wanting to have kids yet in my current game. Just figured that I would make it very risky, ya know.
itsamariokart
24th Jun 2012, 04:53 PM
Lucky. Mine always seem to get pregnant :')
kampffenhoff
24th Jun 2012, 10:54 PM
I have this mod and I altered the risk to 90% so my Sims nearly always get pregnant.
eskie227
25th Jun 2012, 01:08 AM
I have this mod and I altered the risk to 90% so my Sims nearly always get pregnant.
If risky woohoo is at 90%, why even keep a try for baby option around, even if it's at 100%?
morphius1
25th Jun 2012, 02:52 AM
I have this mod and I altered the risk to 90% so my Sims nearly always get pregnant.
Whoa! 90%?
Open an adoption agency.
kampffenhoff
25th Jun 2012, 09:13 AM
If risky woohoo is at 90%, why even keep a try for baby option around, even if it's at 100%?
The try for baby is option you can't get rid of can you?
itsamariokart
25th Jun 2012, 11:39 AM
I wanted to keep it more realistic. If you used a condom correctly they're something like 95% - 99% effective (I don't know the exact figures)
clay4kelly
25th Jun 2012, 12:27 PM
I wanted to keep it more realistic. If you used a condom correctly they're something like 95% - 99% effective (I don't know the exact figures)
Yeah but you're making them 90% ineffective.
Imagine if that was the effectiveness of real condoms.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v495/clay4kelly/23312_512x288_manicured__k9erSIJIUKE2Qvp7rvAUQ.jpg
itsamariokart
25th Jun 2012, 04:29 PM
kampffenhoff is making them 90% ineffective, I'm making them 5% ineffective :P
and this is where this come from.
http://i1253.photobucket.com/albums/hh593/whereisthelove_x3/Screenshot-32-2.jpg
Damn you virtual condoms.
kampffenhoff
25th Jun 2012, 05:26 PM
I just like pregnant Sims. Also, I like to read the messages that come up saying that a certain Sim has had a baby and then read the weird name EA gives them. I like full neighborhoods. I enjoy sending my Sims to parks etc and seeing toddlers and babies around. I have a family called Filler {I'm not playing them} and they now have two sons called Patch Filler and Fuller Filler. Another Family is called Brandt and they have just had a daughter called Willa.
I can't make Patch have a capital, sorry.
itsamariokart
25th Jun 2012, 10:12 PM
Oh ffs, it happened again -_____- LOL. She got pregnant AGAIN with a 5% chance. She hasn't even got the fertility treatment thing, wtf? She must have a super ovaries -_____-
IzzyBess
26th Jun 2012, 12:29 PM
I've got 10%, and in around 80% cases my sim get pregnant after risky woohoo. Today my teen sim got pregnant after her first woohoo... Geee, how lovely, and her mother is expecting a child too. Good thing I bought bigger house lately.
Ranissa
30th Jun 2012, 06:12 AM
Mine is set at 5% because no Woo-Hoo is without risk. Also, my Sims never try for baby or regular woo hoo without my permission because, again, no woo-hoo is without risk unless, you know, medical reasons.
NAJ P. Jackson
30th Jun 2012, 01:32 PM
What do you guys do if you get a townie pregnant with the Risky Woohoo? Do you marry your sim with the townie or are you fine with having an illegitimate child?
I never really use the Risky woohoo option because I already have plans laid out for my sim. I already pick out a suitable wife -to-be for my male sim and didn't want to complicate things with illegitimate children. Does the disgrace for having a child out of wedlock gossip only exclusive for celebrity sims or is that like a universal thing?
Maybe I should just let him go be a man-whore and impregnate every female sim in my town lulz :lol: Maybe setting RW to like 30% or something...
Kestie Freehawk
30th Jun 2012, 03:29 PM
kampffenhoff is making them 90% ineffective, I'm making them 5% ineffective :P
and this is where this come from.
http://i1253.photobucket.com/albums/hh593/whereisthelove_x3/Screenshot-32-2.jpg
Damn you virtual condoms.
Is that a Bunch child? It looks like some I have ;) I ask becasue Darleen seems to have some kind of fertility time bomb if she ends up alone in the house. She had three kids and no husband once when I looked up. I had been feeding my home Life Fruit and didnt notice that the game was set to normal life spans. I had a lot of older men and they all tried to have a kid with Darleen. Here are Arlo's kids (The house I was playing).
eskie227
30th Jun 2012, 06:52 PM
Arlo really shouldn't be allowed to have kids. Nothing personal, I'm sure the kids are very nice sims.....................................................
Orianeeuh
30th Jun 2012, 07:16 PM
If you only have one bedroom, just kill the baby.
Just kidding.
I'm not a psychopat, ya know.
...
Ranissa
1st Jul 2012, 01:27 AM
What do you guys do if you get a townie pregnant with the Risky Woohoo? Do you marry your sim with the townie or are you fine with having an illegitimate child?
Depends. If the couple wants to be married/be together, then I let that happen. If not, meh.
Ruby Broke (Brooke in my town) had 10 children, some legitimate, some illegitimate. She only lives with two of them. It cracks me up.
Also, the Bunches make pretty babies in my Sims. Nose jobs. :lol:
itsamariokart
1st Jul 2012, 09:54 PM
I lowered it to a 3% chance, I was getting sick of these unplanned pregnancies :')
PunkyBreester
1st Jul 2012, 10:44 PM
I have it on whatever the default is, but I never use Try for Baby. I guess its just kind of a rule that I play by. Although.. my sims have no problems making lots of babies ^__^
IS there a way to hide TFB from the options? :S
twallan
2nd Jul 2012, 09:25 PM
IS there a way to hide TFB from the options? :S
In [Woohooer] ? Set the "Try For Baby Chance" to "0".
:)
PunkyBreester
3rd Jul 2012, 12:06 AM
I knew there had to be that option with Woohooer somewhere. Thanks! :)
NAJ P. Jackson
3rd Jul 2012, 01:25 AM
I lowered it to a 3% chance, I was getting sick of these unplanned pregnancies :')
I had mine set to 10% and I still haven't spawned some rugrats. My sim is just lucky I guess, which is true seeing as he has the Lucky trait :D
In [Woohooer] ? Set the "Try For Baby Chance" to "0".
:)
I didn't know it was possible to cancel TFB :wtf:
And I noticed that the risky Woohoo won't show up on any of the woohoo places in my house. Not on the bed, shower, time machine etc. Only the woohoo interaction is available. It's fine if I visit other homes or if I went on vacation, the Risky Wohoo is available then. Anyone knows why this is? :cry:
Rhayne
3rd Jul 2012, 02:54 AM
Mine is set at 3%. Working on karma simtra takes a lot of woohooing and really don't want that many babies.
josito14
5th Jul 2012, 06:44 AM
LOL good luck with that! I'd rather just have the normal woo hoo!
MnM_92
5th Jul 2012, 08:56 AM
My sim got pregnant the first time I tried it out with 10%. I didn't have enough bedrooms so I sent the poor kid to boarding school as soon as he turned into a child.
Luisa's Bones
6th Jul 2012, 02:18 AM
Mine's set to 50%, not really that scared of accidental pregnancy, I welcome all babies! Lol.
lewisb40
6th Jul 2012, 10:01 AM
Doesn't the settings also affect the whole world? That is why I have risky on, mostly. I don't mind the non-actives having oops, baby problems, just not my single sim, especially when I am trying to get some things accomplished when they are YA. I have mine set at 9% because my sim got pregnant with the first sim she woohooed with at 10%. I didn't want the settings too low for the town not to populate. I played out that pregnancy and continued on until she had a new boyfriend now fiancée. Dog gone it, she got pregnant with the 9%. I am playing a fertile Myrtle. Sigh.
Ranissa
7th Jul 2012, 12:50 AM
I am playing a fertile Myrtle. Sigh.
So on a slight tangent: I know, intellectually, that the percentage is just like any other, it's rolling the dice to see if a Sim gets pregnant or not. However, I swear the game picks people it wishes to be fertile and those it thinks shouldn't be able to get pregnant/cause pregnancy. A perfect example is my Ruby Brooke (Broke), who managed a pregnancy with every "try for baby", while the wife of one of Ruby's exes couldn't get pregnant to save her life and so ended up adopting a lot of children, including one of Ruby's, instead.
Just interesting. Fun to roll with the punches.
NAJ P. Jackson
7th Jul 2012, 01:14 AM
Doesn't the settings also affect the whole world?
If you enable Autonomous Risky Woohoo, then yes.
I just found out that my Sim has 3 illegitimate children in Egypt lol. Two of the mothers are married sims. :cool:
shadedgrey63
7th Jul 2012, 03:36 AM
If you enable Autonomous Risky Woohoo, then yes.
I just found out that my Sim has 3 illegitimate children in Egypt lol. Two of the mothers are married sims. :cool:
My adventurer sim has a daughter there as well, lol. Of course, I actually did try for a baby just to see how having kids in other lands worked.
VerDeTerre
7th Jul 2012, 07:05 AM
What do you guys do if you get a townie pregnant with the Risky Woohoo? Do you marry your sim with the townie or are you fine with having an illegitimate child?
I never really use the Risky woohoo option because I already have plans laid out for my sim. I already pick out a suitable wife -to-be for my male sim and didn't want to complicate things with illegitimate children. Does the disgrace for having a child out of wedlock gossip only exclusive for celebrity sims or is that like a universal thing?
Maybe I should just let him go be a man-whore and impregnate every female sim in my town lulz :lol: Maybe setting RW to like 30% or something...
I find this a little odd. Why not woohoo with the future mate, if you've already picked her out? And if he's going to sample all the townswomen, I do hope you are being fair and giving his bride-to-be (or are they married at that point?) the opportunity to do the same. Maybe she could bring a little extra something to the marriage.... :bunny:
NAJ P. Jackson
7th Jul 2012, 04:26 PM
I find this a little odd. Why not woohoo with the future mate, if you've already picked her out? And if he's going to sample all the townswomen, I do hope you are being fair and giving his bride-to-be (or are they married at that point?) the opportunity to do the same. Maybe she could bring a little extra something to the marriage.... :bunny:
They woohoo all that time. But if by woohoo you mean as in Risky then not yet. My sim still is a YA (I have aging set to Long) and I'll only let them try for offsprings when their married. I wanted her to further her career before saddling her with a child. I used Twallan's SP to disable Allow Pregnancy on her because I didn't want her to procreate with a townie and give birth to a pudding face sim :king:
My adventurer sim has a daughter there as well, lol. Of course, I actually did try for a baby just to see how having kids in other lands worked.
I only found out he had those children when I went to see his family tree. Imagine my surprise when I saw 3 additional sprogs in there. I used the Risky Woohoo, although in like 20-25 rapid succession. I guess three of those managed to hit the bulls-eye :rofl:
I didn't know they got pregnant coz I didn't hear the sound sims gets when they successfully tried for baby. Will that sound even trigger in Risky Woohoo?
I went for a long time hesitant to have children out of wedlock because I thought my sim would have to pay child support. And my sim is not that rich to afford those.
Ranissa
8th Jul 2012, 12:41 AM
I didn't know they got pregnant coz I didn't hear the sound sims gets when they successfully tried for baby. Will that sound even trigger in Risky Woohoo?
I went for a long time hesitant to have children out of wedlock because I thought my sim would have to pay child support. And my sim is not that rich to afford those.
Sometimes the sound goes off and sometimes it doesn't, but I think that's a game glitch, not something with Risky Woohoo (I may be wrong).
I LOVE having to pay child support. I have it set up for all of my active families. There's a LOT of money flying around my 'hood. My Sims are such dogs.
twallan
8th Jul 2012, 07:51 AM
Will that sound even trigger in Risky Woohoo?
It should not sound for Risky Woohoo.
Sometimes the sound goes off and sometimes it doesn't, but I think that's a game glitch, not something with Risky Woohoo (I may be wrong).
EA Standard will only chime if the active sim is one of the woohooers at the time of sounding.
If you have since moved on to another sim, you won't hear it. :)
SqueegeeThatsMe
8th Jul 2012, 08:52 PM
I want to get this one, but I'm too afraid to tread near core mods.
eskie227
8th Jul 2012, 10:49 PM
I want to get this one, but I'm too afraid to tread near core mods.
If you mean Twallan's woohooer, it's not a core mod.
SqueegeeThatsMe
9th Jul 2012, 07:53 AM
If you mean Twallan's woohooer, it's not a core mod.
It's not? I must have been thinking of Awesomemod. Great, no more fear. Off to download.
rockergrrl37203
9th Jul 2012, 11:08 PM
My risky woohoo is set to whatever the default is, which I think is 5%. I also have the woohooer set up so that my Sims can autonomously TFB or have risky woohoo (I loved the ACR mod for Sims 2). I like having to just deal with it if my Sims get knocked up - adds more challenge to the game. With my current family I have a mom and dad who are both a couple of days away from becoming adults and they have two sons - one is a child and was conceived from a risky woohoo and the second is a baby who was conceived from TFB. Dad keeps rolling the want to have another kid and I decided why not? I can just send them to boarding school once they are children and/or teenagers and when they become YA I'll just feed them to the time stream.
Plus I have the wonderful Hospital Overhaul mod that allows you to abort unwanted pregnancies, although I've only used that feature once with a different family http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=459905 .
itsamariokart
10th Jul 2012, 12:00 AM
Last time I installed the abortion mod it made my game crash for some weird reason :(
Periandre
10th Jul 2012, 12:12 AM
Last time I installed the abortion mod it made my game crash for some weird reason :(
It hasn't been updated since January, though I think it worked pre-Showtime. I miss it.
Edited to add: Well Duh! It was last updated for Pets, so yeah it strangely worked pre-Showtime. Sorry, been so many updates, I lost track of what happened when.
eskie227
10th Jul 2012, 03:18 AM
Try Twallan's MasterController. Advanced>End pregnancy. Done.
Periandre
10th Jul 2012, 04:41 AM
Try Twallan's MasterController. Advanced>End pregnancy. Done.
There's no cost and no remorse moodlet with that. Also no sperm donating (from inactives as well as actives), no in vitro fertilization, no ultrasound scans, no blood donating (blood going to hungry vampires in the hood), no option to get the quickie more dangerous criminal hideout abortion, nor possibility of a ghost baby due to a botched abortion.
I know. Now you miss it too...
NAJ P. Jackson
10th Jul 2012, 01:23 PM
My risky woohoo is set to whatever the default is, which I think is 5%.
Default setting is 10%
rockergrrl37203
10th Jul 2012, 08:50 PM
Default setting is 10%
I guess that explains why my Sims get pregnant so frequently from risky woohoo :) I have so many illegitimate children and shotgun marriages in my game.
Edited to add: I have been using the Hospital Overhaul mod since way after Showtime was released and it works fine - I abuse the ultrasound feature. I haven't updated to the latest patch yet so I can't say if it will work with 1.36.
NAJ P. Jackson
10th Jul 2012, 09:16 PM
I guess that explains why my Sims get pregnant so frequently from risky woohoo :) I have so many illegitimate children and shotgun marriages in my game.
Edited to add: I have been using the Hospital Overhaul mod since way after Showtime was released and it works fine - I abuse the ultrasound feature. I haven't updated to the latest patch yet so I can't say if it will work with 1.36.
What does the Hospital Overhaul mod do exactly? Can you elaborate on this?
Periandre
10th Jul 2012, 09:16 PM
I guess that explains why my Sims get pregnant so frequently from risky woohoo :) I have so many illegitimate children and shotgun marriages in my game.
Edited to add: I have been using the Hospital Overhaul mod since way after Showtime was released and it works fine - I abuse the ultrasound feature. I haven't updated to the latest patch yet so I can't say if it will work with 1.36.
Happy Dance! .... er, wait... happy.... Okay, now I don't know whether to try it out? or patch? patch then try it out? Decisions, decisions, decisions... :blink:
Periandre
11th Jul 2012, 12:45 AM
@NAJ
It does everything I said in the post above yours
rockergrrl37203
11th Jul 2012, 01:42 AM
What does the Hospital Overhaul mod do exactly? Can you elaborate on this?
Sure - it allows you to have abortions at any time during your Sim's pregnancy (abortions can be performed at the hospital or at the hideaway), your Sim can go for an ultrasound that will tell you the sex of the baby and how many babies the Sim is pregnant with, it also adds the option for blood donations and sperm donations. This means your Sim can go to the hospital and be impregnated by donor sperm and your vampire Sims can go to the hospital to get blood. It's a great mod :) Your Sim gets a negative moodlet from having an abortion and there is also a chance that the abortion will fail and your Sim will give birth to a ghost baby. Like I said before, I've only used the abortion feature once but I use the ultrasound feature for pretty much all of my pregnant Sims. I like knowing the sex of the baby ahead of time so I can go ahead and decorate the nursery :)
Jami_sue
7th Jan 2013, 08:26 AM
Sometimes the sound goes off and sometimes it doesn't, but I think that's a game glitch, not something with Risky Woohoo (I may be wrong).
I LOVE having to pay child support. I have it set up for all of my active families. There's a LOT of money flying around my 'hood. My Sims are such dogs.
Oh my heavens! I didn't know sims had to pay child support! This has never happened to me! How do I make it so? I have a thing for making twisted sim-stories (ie: woman kills sister to be with her husband; their kid sets are both siblings and cousins :blink: ) I would love to make one skeevy douche knock up 10 woman sims, marry an 11th, and not have money to support his "real" family because he's paying out the rear for his bastard children!
Tell me how to make my sims have to pay child support! Please!
sammonsim
7th Jan 2013, 10:27 AM
That's in twallan's Story Progression (http://nraas.wikispaces.com/StoryProgression) (Extra). Although if you don't have the mod already, it's probably not worth installing just for the child support - it has like thousands of options. It's very configurable, but on the flip side you might have to spend a lot of time configuring it at first to get it exactly the way you like it.
CleoSombra
7th Jan 2013, 04:34 PM
There's no cost and no remorse moodlet with that. Also no sperm donating (from inactives as well as actives), no in vitro fertilization, no ultrasound scans, no blood donating (blood going to hungry vampires in the hood), no option to get the quickie more dangerous criminal hideout abortion, nor possibility of a ghost baby due to a botched abortion.
I know. Now you miss it too...
There's a remorse moodlet for the hospital mod? Really?
That's a bit too realistic for me. :( No woman, human or sim, should feel remorse for exercising her right to her own body.
If you excuse me, I'm going to go hate society now. :Pint:
Periandre
7th Jan 2013, 05:44 PM
There's a remorse moodlet for the hospital mod? Really?
That's a bit too realistic for me. :( No woman, human or sim, should feel remorse for exercising her right to her own body.
If you excuse me, I'm going to go hate society now. :Pint:
Well, I like it as it then becomes something that really happened versus a mod or cheat where the baby just vanishes as if nothing ever happened. Got nothing to do with whether or not a woman has the right to abort, just that they feel something about their decision.
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