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[[File:Sim lightning.png|right|thumb|A Sim struck by lightning.]]
[[File:Sim lightning.png|right|thumb|A Sim struck by lightning.]]
'''Lightning''' is a weather phase in [[The Sims 2: Seasons]] during heavy storms. If a Sim is outside there is a possibility they will get hit. Lightning can also be attracted to a lightning conductor, like a hot tub, a hot spring, or a lightning rod (although this might be just for decoration) which can be found in the decorative folder after the proper expansion pack is installed. Sims soaking in one of these during a storm will be hit by lightning VERY frequently. It is also very likely that after getting hit while IN the hot tub, the Sim will also be struck by lightning as soon as they step OUT of the hot tub, resulting in near instant [[death]].
'''Lightning''' is a weather phase in [[The Sims 2: Seasons]] during heavy storms. If a Sim is outside there is a possibility they will get hit. Lightning can also be attracted to a lightning conductor, like a hot tub or a hot spring. Sims soaking in one of these during a storm will be hit by lightning VERY frequently. It is also very likely that after getting hit while IN the hot tub, the Sim will also be struck by lightning as soon as they step OUT of the hot tub, resulting in near instant [[death]].


Lighting can also hit trees or other objects placed outside, causing them to catch fire. If you call the fire department, usually they will give you a fine as the fire is generally out by the time they arrive. However, if lightning strikes a combustible object and other combustible objects are nearby, the fire may spread and require you to call the fire department to put it out.
Lighting can also hit trees or other objects placed outside, causing them to catch fire. If you call the fire department, usually they will give you a fine as the fire is generally out by the time they arrive. However, if lightning strikes a combustible object and other combustible objects are nearby, the fire may spread and require you to call the fire department to put it out.

Revision as of 17:29, 4 November 2009

A Sim struck by lightning.

Lightning is a weather phase in The Sims 2: Seasons during heavy storms. If a Sim is outside there is a possibility they will get hit. Lightning can also be attracted to a lightning conductor, like a hot tub or a hot spring. Sims soaking in one of these during a storm will be hit by lightning VERY frequently. It is also very likely that after getting hit while IN the hot tub, the Sim will also be struck by lightning as soon as they step OUT of the hot tub, resulting in near instant death.

Lighting can also hit trees or other objects placed outside, causing them to catch fire. If you call the fire department, usually they will give you a fine as the fire is generally out by the time they arrive. However, if lightning strikes a combustible object and other combustible objects are nearby, the fire may spread and require you to call the fire department to put it out.

For most Sims getting hit by lighting is a fear but for a knowledge Sim it is often a want.

In the patch for Seasons, Maxis made the lightning less deadly (it can still kill you, however).

Player Tips

  • If you try to get your Sim hit by lightning to satisfy a want make sure their needs aren't low or your Sim may die by lightning.