Vampire (The Sims 3): Difference between revisions

A vampire's [[hunger]] motive is replaced with thirst and all of their needs bars become purple. Thirst works in the same way as hunger, but can only be filled by drinking Plasma juice, eating Plasma fruit, or consuming Plasma from another Sim. Plasma is the Sim-equivalent of blood. In order to feed from a Sim, the vampire must ask permission and already have good relations with the Sim.<ref name="twitter">[[The Sims 3: Late Night/twitter]]</ref> When vampires drink from a Sim, they will bite in different places depending on the vampire's relationship with the Sim: on the wrist of a friend or on the neck of a lover. A desperate vampire can even go to the [[hospital]] or [[grocery]] store to raid Plasma, but they should watch out as they can get caught and arrested.<ref name="sims3nieuws" /> [[Vegetarian]] vampires are limited to Plasma Fruit and Plasma juice. Meals cooked using Plasma fruit are edible by vegetarian vampires, but do not provide associated moodlets (except for [[Ambrosia]]). Feeding from a random Sim or eating a Plasma Fruit of at least very nice quality gives the vampire a +15 Moodlet, while feeding off of a Sim who is the vampire's hunt target or eating a perfect Plasma Fruit gives a +50 Moodlet. Vampires can also be fed at restaurants and will receive a positive "Sated" moodlet.

 

 

Vampires cannot drink Plasma from children, ghosts, mummies, pregnant Sims, SimBots, Aliens, genies, or imaginary friends in their doll form.

 

=== Interacting with pets ===

 

==Becoming a Vampire==

===Curing Vampirism===

 

 

==Vampire Children==