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*Friendly Sims will default to friendly interactions when acting autonomously. |
*Friendly Sims will default to friendly interactions when acting autonomously. |
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*Just like a Sim with the [[Good]] trait can get [[Mean Spirited]] trait, an [[Evil]] Sim still can get the Friendly, unless [[Mean Spirited]] is chosen. |
*Just like a Sim with the [[Good]] trait can get [[Mean Spirited]] trait, an [[Evil]] Sim still can get the Friendly, unless [[Mean Spirited]] is chosen. |
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*[[Good]] Sims and Friendly would often get along, unless the [[Friendly]] Sim has |
*[[Good]] Sims and Friendly would often get along, unless the [[Friendly]] Sim has the [[Evil]] trait. |
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==Friendly Sims== |
==Friendly Sims== |
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Revision as of 10:39, 23 July 2010
- Not to be confused with Friendly (aspiration) .
Friendly is a social trait in The Sims 3. It conflicts with the Mean Spirited trait, and is available at birth.
Friendly Sims smile frequently at others and are quick to make friends.
Attributes
- Sim's friendly social interaction are accepted more often.
- Friendly Sims make friends faster than other Sims.
- Sim is a good listener, even when others repeat themselves.
- Friendly Sims will have the desire to become best friends with their enemies.
Unlocked Interactions
- Friendly Sims can use the "Get to Know" interaction on Sims they've recently met. This works like normal Chatting but has a higher chance of revealing a Sims' traits.
Player Notes
- Friendly Sims will default to friendly interactions when acting autonomously.
- Just like a Sim with the Good trait can get Mean Spirited trait, an Evil Sim still can get the Friendly, unless Mean Spirited is chosen.
- Good Sims and Friendly would often get along, unless the Friendly Sim has the Evil trait.