Talk:Social interaction
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What do you think, should I put buy potion under special interactions for sims 2? I wasn't sure since no change in relationship occurs when you buy potions. Userafw 08:57, 6 March 2008 (UTC)
- I agree with you, buying potions is not a social interaction and is thus off-topic. Makiah 01:41, 7 March 2008 (UTC)
Asking interactions[edit source]
Should this go in another article or below friendly interactions as sub-heading? Would be useful though. DrakonoSkerdikas (talk) 19:32, March 30, 2019 (UTC)
congratulate?[edit source]
How do a sim congratulate somebodyelse?Defending Star 09:18, June 3, 2012 (UTC)Lesya Zirka
- In The Sims 2 for Consoles, it is a friendly interaction. In The Sims 2, I believe it is an autonomous interaction. Depends on which game you are talking about.
08:55, June 3, 2012 (UTC) - I am talking about The Sims 3.Defending Star 09:18, June 3, 2012 (UTC)Lesya Zirka
Flirting problem[edit source]
Why won't my Sims flirt anymore? Whenever I get them to "Sim1 thinks Sim2 is being friendly" is when I start with simple flirting, and Sim1 ALWAYS holds back, but it never changes their relationship and Sim1 never thinks Sim2 is being awkward. What does it mean?? XXxCrazyThingXxX (talk) 19:35, February 13, 2013 (UTC)
- How high is your relationship? If you just meet that person, they won't accept your flirts, but not in the way of "rejection". Or it's like your relationship isn't high enough, that Sim B doesn't want to accept any further flirts until your relationship is higher. Nikel Talk – Vote! 08:07, February 15, 2013 (UTC)
- Their relationship is high. But it turns out if I don't do friendly interactions and just do romantic interactions, it works, for some reason. Weird. XXxCrazyThingXxX (talk) 13:25, February 15, 2013 (UTC)
- You shouldn't slip in any "Friendly" or "Funny" interactions while you're doing "Flirty" interactions. As a side note, don't choose "Confess to Watching You while You're asleep," "Ask if Single," and "Ask Sign," which will make them think you're okay, not flirty. Nikel Talk – Vote! 03:37, February 16, 2013 (UTC)
- Oh okay. But where does the "confess to watching you while you're asleep" come from? XXxCrazyThingXxX (talk) 13:22, February 16, 2013 (UTC)
- You shouldn't slip in any "Friendly" or "Funny" interactions while you're doing "Flirty" interactions. As a side note, don't choose "Confess to Watching You while You're asleep," "Ask if Single," and "Ask Sign," which will make them think you're okay, not flirty. Nikel Talk – Vote! 03:37, February 16, 2013 (UTC)
- Their relationship is high. But it turns out if I don't do friendly interactions and just do romantic interactions, it works, for some reason. Weird. XXxCrazyThingXxX (talk) 13:25, February 15, 2013 (UTC)
Making Out, a non romantic social?[edit source]
I had to remove the reference suggesting that making out is not a romantic social, because I've had Sims make out - with and without expansion packs - and be accused of cheating before.
If that bug has indeed occurred in some people's games, it certainly hasn't occurred in mine! -- C.Syde (talk | contribs) 05:12, June 26, 2014 (UTC)
- Even if in your case it didn't happen, it does occur in other people's case, so the note should remain. Also, I'm a bit skeptical about this. Are you sure you actually didn't have any mods that altered this, or maybe you've done anything to your game? Because I'm also questioning about the kids-growing-up-to-teens-not-having-Grow-Up-aspiration issue with you. This bug really is still in the game btw. :/ Nikel Talk – Vote! 17:39, July 15, 2014 (UTC)
- I can confirm that it isn't nonromantic in my game as well. Before I made the switch to TS3, my TS2 game was unupdated, and had absolutely no mods at all, because the old laptop had no internet. I hadn't used cheats either. I have had two sims use make out, and it had all the romantic effects, such as falling in love with each other. This is difficult to explain properly, so I'll word it this way; I was trying to create a love triangle, where Sim 1 was dating Sim 2, but Sim 3 had their sights on Sim 1. Sim 3 had done all the flirting. Sim 2 walked into the room. Sim 1 used make out on Sim 3, both fell in love with each other. Sim 2 ran over to Sim 1 and slapped him. She was furious with both of them. If it was non-romantic, that wouldn't have happened. WayfinderOwl (talk) 19:03, July 15, 2014 (UTC)
Making out triggering fury
No mods, no nothing, and yes it has always counted as a romantic social in my game.
Due to the disagreements as to whether or not make out is not a romantic social, I've edited the information on the page, saying that in some releases of the Sims 2, make out is not a romantic social. So hopefully this shall compromise between people on both sides. -- C.Syde (talk | contribs) 21:19, July 15, 2014 (UTC)
- Do you think it could be that there may be a difference between the PAL and NTSC versions in terms of the game glitches? All my Sims games are the PAL versions, but I think most people are familiar with the NTSC versions.
- I was wondering if that might be a reason why the making out is treated as a romantic social in some people's games and not in others. The only sorts of romantic interactions that don't pass off as such in my game is - pecking (light kissing), proposing engagement, and cheer up (not considered a romantic interaction but can trigger romantic feelings between Sims). -- C.Syde (talk | contribs) 00:45, July 17, 2014 (UTC)
I guess I can finally clear this up. Make Out is a romantic social that will trigger jealousy. It won't, however, make two Sims fall in love, which appears to be double standards... Nikel Talk – Vote! 12:18, October 28, 2014 (UTC)
Chemistry Kiss?[edit source]
I know there's really no such thing as a "chemistry" kiss in The Sims 2, but sometimes when I played the game with Nightlife, Open for Business, and Apartment Life, and I made one of my Sims (a heterosexual) great a Sim of the opposite gender in the street, and then I made my Sim say goodbye, they did this by performing a romantic kiss.
I think the reason they did this is because of their medium or high chemistry, but neither of them got a memory of the kiss, nor did it trigger romantic feelings. Those Sims didn't even know each other, and yet they said goodbye, via a kiss. -- C.Syde (talk | contribs) 01:53, October 1, 2014 (UTC)
Cheer Up - a romantic social?[edit source]
It seems that "Cheer Up" will trigger romantic feelings in some versions of the Sims 2, and not in others. But I know it can happen, because it has happened in my game with no cheats or mods. I tried to make Antonio Monty initiate the cheer up interaction on Oberon Summerdream after he'd caught Titania cheating with him. This resulted in Antonio and Oberon falling in love, and because of it, I had to destroy their friendship and budding romance, and then repair their friendship.
This is probably similar to the "Make Out - a non-romantic social" mystery. -- C.Syde (talk | contribs) 05:17, October 29, 2014 (UTC)
- I don't distrust you, and I vaguely felt like the Cheer Up problem occurred to me once, but I'm completely skeptical about this "some versions of The Sims 2." The most possible "different version of The Sims 2" is if you possess Store Edition, compilation collection (ULC, BoBC, FwPC), or the Ultimate Collection, since they're usually prone to this. It's not impossible that a mod altered this behavior, though I don't recall having a mod that changes social interaction? I have lots of mods, after all. Nikel Talk – Vote! 12:48, October 30, 2014 (UTC)
Teenager Autonomously Appreciating an Adult Sim in The Sims 2[edit source]
It's weird, since I was just playing the DeBateau family, and Tara DeBateau brought Melody Tinker home from school. And at one point she autonomously went up to Armand DeBateau and admired him, which he accepted. It's unusual because that sort of interaction isn't available between teenagers and adults.
I made Melody selectable to see if any actions under "Appreciate" were available to her when clicking on Armand, and there weren't any. So she must have done it as an interaction that could only be done autonomously, but even then it's not something that's normally possible between adults and teenagers, even as an autonomous action. ― C.Syde (talk | contribs) 02:30, December 31, 2017 (UTC)
Lame article[edit source]
How about we just split respective section into interaction list articles (Friendly interactions, Romantic, Special etc.), then we rewrite it to describe the social interaction (those that have impact besides animation and relationship gain) for every entry game? DrakonoSkerdikas (talk) 19:15, March 23, 2019 (UTC)
Yeah, pretty sure this will need to be reworked and have sections be per entry game and include their own section of interaction categorization, as they greatly vary through games. DrakonoSkerdikas (talk) 20:57, March 23, 2019 (UTC)
I sort of think this article could do better and deserves, well actually needs improvement. Starting with reformatting of sorts (something to consider, and this is solely follows TS3/TS4 style, making it sort of confusing), then further details as to how much relationship scores each change, how and when certain interactions get unlocked, what are the unique interactions that do stuff besides animation and score difference, and more distinguish from what game each interaction is. I think it might be more cleaner If things were group by game rather by type in that article. DrakonoSkerdikas (talk) 21:25, March 23, 2019 (UTC)