User talk:Aylinerik
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Your comment on the So...I'm retiring blog[edit source]
I have deleted the comment you wrote on the So...I'm retiring blog, because it may be perceived as a personal attack.
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Thank you. ― C.Syde (talk | contribs) 07:53, April 1, 2016 (UTC)
Grim Reaper in Newcrest[edit source]
Hi Aylin! I don't play a lot of The Sims 4, but even still, I haven't heard of this happening before! After reading the Grim Reaper page, I have determined that in TS4, the GR seems to be much less able to corrupt the game, compared to earlier games. He is easily able to be added to a household, and a new GR will simply spawn in his place.
After a Sim is reaped, I think it is possible to talk to the GR, like you would with a normal Sim. Then, after a while, they'll just leave. So, I'm not exactly sure what to think if the GR is walking around your neighbourhood! The only thing I can think of is that the GR must've just killed someone, and is just walking around for a bit until he leaves, so I don't think that your game is corrupted.
Since I don't play TS4 a lot, I don't really have anything else to add. I suggest that if the problem continues, you create a Forum post, so that more people can see your question and hopefully help out a bit more.
I hope I've helped! ~ Waikikamukow (Talk) 02:33, April 9, 2016 (UTC)
I checked all my households and no one was dead... He was just randomly eating some burgers and chatting with one of my families... I also saw him earlier on just walking down the street.