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Sending a Sim to [[work]] or [[school]] with low energy will harm their performance. While they won't collapse from exhaustion away from home, they may do so as soon as they return. In ''[[The Sims 2: University]]'', a Sim that gets very tired while eating will fall asleep face first in their food. Oddly enough, they will still eat it afterwards. Just like with any motive, Sims will reject or won't complete certain tasks that are physically or mentally demanding.
==Gallery==▼
<gallery>▼
Bed.jpg|A bed, which is used in all games to satisfy the Energy need.▼
Energy.png|Energy stages for a normal Sim in ''The Sims 3''.▼
Ts2 sim passed out.png|A Sim who collapsed from exhaustion in ''The Sims 2''.▼
Ts2 sim passed out in food.png|A Sim in ''The Sims 2'' who fell asleep in his food.▼
FaintedSim.jpg|A Sim who collapsed from exhaustion in ''The Sims 3''.▼
Energy Failure.png|The icon for an energy failure in ''The Sims 4''▼
</gallery>▼
==Equivalents for other [[life state]]s==
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===The Sims 4===
For [[vampire]]s,{{Vgversion|TS4:V}} the equivalent of energy is '''Vampire Energy'''. Vampires recharge vampire energy by sleeping in a normal bed, sleeping in a [[coffin]], or dark meditating. Vampire energy is also used for [[vampire powers]].
▲==Gallery==
▲<gallery>
▲Bed.jpg|A bed, which is used in all games to satisfy the Energy need.
▲Energy.png|Energy stages for a normal Sim in ''The Sims 3''.
▲Ts2 sim passed out.png|A Sim who collapsed from exhaustion in ''The Sims 2''.
▲Ts2 sim passed out in food.png|A Sim in ''The Sims 2'' who fell asleep in his food.
▲FaintedSim.jpg|A Sim who collapsed from exhaustion in ''The Sims 3''.
▲Energy Failure.png|The icon for an energy failure in ''The Sims 4''
▲</gallery>
{{Motives}}
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