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Fury is a relationship feature that was added in Nightlife. If a Sim is upset with another, he or she may gain a fury mark on the relationship panel, shown by a red haze over a Sim's portrait. It decreases the relationship drastically while it's in effect, putting both Daily and Lifetime scores below -50, depending on the 'crime' committed.▼
'''Fury''' or jealousy is a [[relationship]] feature that was added in ''[[The Sims 2: Nightlife]]''. Fury is also featured in ''[[The Sims Life Stories]]'', ''[[The Sims Pet Stories]]'' and ''[[The Sims Castaway Stories]]''. Fury in ''The Sims Stories'' has the same effects as in ''The Sims 2''.
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Studying [[Life skill#Anger Management|Anger Management]] reduces the chance of becoming furious with another Sim.{{Vgversion|TS2:AL}}
The length of fury depends on the offense. simply throwing a drink may only last a few days, if that long. Getting caught cheating, however, ensures the Sim will be upset at both parties for a very long time, possibly even after fury wears off. Surprisingly, it seems burglary lasts the longest unprovoked, but again is not completely reliable. When Fury ends and all the red on the panel clears up, there is a bit of a relationship boost in addition to the normal decay to 0/0 scores. This is sometimes used for Sims that were already at rock bottom to gain some points.▼
A [[Townie#The Sims 2|Downtownie]] who is furious with a Sim may appear on that Sim's [[residential lot]] regardless of where that Sim lives. If ''[[The Sims 2: University|University]]'' is installed, a Sim who is furious with a [[young adult]] may appear on the young adult's residential lot, and a young adult who is furious with a playable non-college Sim may appear on that Sim's lot.
A furious Sim often gets a thought bubble of the one he or she is angry with, with flames coming off it, and may fight with the other Sim more often than usual. They also get the option to Bad Mouth about the fury recipient to someone else, although this causes a relationship decrease for those two. If the furious Sim does not live on the lot, they may sneak to the home at night, usually to either steal newspapers, steal lawn gnomes, or kick over trashcans. Furthermore, it's possible that a ghost that died furious will be extra angry in the afterlife. At the very least, it seems they still think about the one they hate.▼
== Causes of Fury ==
[[Category: Nightlife]]▼
Fury can be caused by multiple things.
[[Category: Relationships]]▼
=== Puddle Rage ===
Very neat Sims who are told to clean up someone else's puddles will be furious toward him/her. For example, when a Sim creates puddles, a neat Sim who cleans up the puddles will be furious, though the fury is not as bad as intimidation fury. This also happens when a neat Sim does a water balloon prank, and then clean up the puddles. The Sim will be furious for cleaning up the mess he/she made towards the prank target. This was patched in the [[The Sims 2: FreeTime/Patch|FreeTime patch]].
=== Losing Games ===
Very mean Sims will be furious when losing a game to the winner. This sometimes happens after playing the [[video game]]s, dart, chess, and so on.
=== Fighting ===
Doing certain intimidating [[interactions]] can cause someone to be furious. The interactions include "Throw Drink", "Shove", "Slap", "Attack", and "Savage"{{Vgversion|TS2:P}}. Doing [[Telephone#The Sims 2|prank calls]] will also cause fury.
=== Affairs ===
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A surefire way to make a Sim see red is to be caught in an affair. It's a double-fury, with the Sim angry at the cheater and the one he or she was with (if they have never met, they meet at that point, usually starting at a healthy -100/-100 in relationships).
=== Burglary ===
Another cause of fury is getting burgled, even if the [[burglar]] doesn't manage to steal anything. Although this is completely random (unless cheats are used), the Sim will be furious with the burglar for a long time.
===Emergency Call===
If a Sim or butler calls the firefighter when there's no fire or police when there's no burglar, the emergency Sim will lecture the Sim and the Sim will become furious with them.
===Being Stood Up===
If a Sim asks another Sim on a date to a community lot, but doesn't attend, and after a reminder that their date is at the lot, a message will appear in the top right hand corner asking the Sim not to call them again. The Sim that was stood up will then be furious with the Sim who asked them on the date.
===Being Spied On===
If a Sim uses the Look Through option of the [[telescope]], the Sim being spied upon will come over to their house and shove them, which will make the spying Sim furious.
== Duration ==
▲The length of fury depends on the offense. Fury caused by simply throwing a drink may only last a few days, if that long. Getting caught cheating, however, ensures that the Sim will be upset at both parties for a very long time, possibly even after fury wears off. Surprisingly, it seems fury provoked by a burglary lasts the longest
As fury diminishes, the relationship scores may increase, in addition to the normal decay toward 0/0 scores. This is sometimes used for Sims that were already at rock bottom to gain some points.<ref group="n">[http://cyjon.net/node/446 This mod] prevents fury from raising relationships over time, instead relationships will revert to what they were before the two Sims were furious.</ref>
== Blind spot ==
If ''The Sims 2'' and none of the other expansion packs after ''Nightlife'' are installed, the player can prevent fury between married couples by making them divorce and become roommates.
Usually when one Sim catches their spouse [[cheating]] on them, and they previously had a high (ex. 100/100) relationship score, their score will drop to -100/-100. If the player uses the "[[divorce|Break Up]]" interaction and then saves the lot as the other Sim starts '''walking off the property''', moving the Sims out of their lot and back in again, will automatically cause their score to return to about 26/100.
== Unlocked Interactions ==
▲A furious Sim often gets a thought bubble of the one he or she is angry with, with flames coming off it, and may fight with the other Sim more often than usual. They also get the option to "Bad Mouth" about the fury recipient to someone else, although this causes a relationship decrease for those two. If the furious Sim does not live on the lot, they may sneak to the home at night, usually to either steal newspapers, steal lawn gnomes, or kick over trashcans. Furthermore, it's possible that a ghost that died furious will be extra angry in the afterlife. At the very least, it seems they still think about the one they hate. Furious Sims will often [[want]] to see the [[ghost]] of the Sim they are furious at.
== Apologizing ==
The offending Sim can try to repair the relationship by using the "Apologize" interaction. However, this will not remove fury, as originally intended. [http://cyjon.net/node/374 This mod] from Cyjon removes fury when a Sim apologizes.
With ''[[The Sims 2: Apartment Life]]'', Sims can study [[Life skill#Couple Counseling|couples counseling]] that allows the interaction: "Repair relationship with..."
With ''[[The Sims 2: FreeTime]]'', Sims with the Smooth Talk [[aspiration benefit]], which is the top-level benefit for [[Romance]] Sims, can use it to repair relationships with other Sims. However, this is a romantic interaction.
==Notes==
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