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*They will always walk with the panic run.
*They will always walk with the panic run.
*Similar to [[angry]] Sims, scared Sims can 'take a panicked poop'
*Similar to [[angry]] Sims, scared Sims can 'take a panicked poop'
*When a sim in this emotion get eating by the [[Cowplant]] and then threw up, instead of the essence of fear, it's essence of [[Dazed|Daze]].
*When a sim in this emotion gets eaten by the [[Cowplant]] and is then thrown up, instead of getting an essence of fear from milking the Cowplant, it is the essence of [[Dazed|Daze]].


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==

Revision as of 08:05, 23 January 2021

The Sims 4


Scared

A Scared Child Sim


Scared is an emotion available in The Sims 4, which was added in Patch 107.[1]. It occurs when Sims are frightened by creepy situations or Sims, such as ghosts or vampires. Over 60 tense moodlets across the base game and various content packs have been converted to scared moodlets, where appropriate. This emotion can evolve into terrified.

Interactions and activities

Sims will only have a chance to use these interactions and do these activities while scared.

Interactions

  • Scream Incoherently
  • Ask for Encouragement

Activities

  • Hide Under The Covers (bed)
  • Take a Panicked Poop (toilet)

Interactions on scared Sims

Sims will only have a chance to use these interactions with a scared Sim.

  • Try to Console

Trivia

  • 'Go Here' is replaced with 'Go... Here?'
  • 'Sleep' and 'Nap' are replaced with 'Sleep?' and 'Nap?'
  • They will always walk with the panic run.
  • Similar to angry Sims, scared Sims can 'take a panicked poop'
  • When a sim in this emotion gets eaten by the Cowplant and is then thrown up, instead of getting an essence of fear from milking the Cowplant, it is the essence of Daze.

Gallery

References