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Revision as of 10:48, 5 September 2014
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Emotion is a gameplay feature, set to debut with the launch of The Sims 4[1]. Emotion is a core part of a Sims's simology. Emotion is similar to mood, but is more easily affected by in-game events and social interactions with other Sims. The current emotional state of a Sim is depicted in the lower left corner of the screen while playing. It is also noted that some objects in-game can affect the emotions of some Sims[1], though the Sim has to already be feeling a particular way in order for an object to affect them emotionally[2]. Sims that are severely emotional can die from their emotions[3].
Emotional states
- Angry - Enraged - Furious
- Bored
- Confident
- Cranky
- Dazed
- Embarrassed
- Energized
- Fine
- Flirty - Passionate
- Focused
- Furious
- Happy - Elated
- Inspired
- Fine (default)
- Hysterical
- Playful
- Sad - Depressed
- Stressed