Vampire (The Sims 3): Difference between revisions

Vampires are social creatures of the night. They are inspired by the more popular interpretation of vampires of the late 90s and 2000s as opposed to the more classically-inspired vampires of ''[[The Sims 2]]''<ref name="ea sneak peek">[http://www.thesims3.com/community/news.html?selMonth=7&selYear=2010#1790841678 The Sims 3 - Sneak peek at The Sims 3 Late Night]</ref>. They have certain powers which sets them aside from normal Sims, but they also have certain disadvantages. Vampires are not immortal, though they tend to live longer than normal Sims (about 100 days longer for an young adult on the normal setting)<ref name="urbania-sims">[http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=da&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Furbania-sims.com%2Finfosims%2Fnews%2F Urbania-Sims - Late Night: Press Presentation in Paris](French, translated by Google)</ref>

 

 

A vampire's [[hunger]] motive is replaced with thirst. It works in the same way, but can only be filled by eating Plasma, the sim-equivalent of blood. Plasma comes from feeding on Sims, the Plasma Fruit or Plasma packs<ref name="gamesradar us" />. In order to feed from a Sim, the vampire must ask permission and generally have good relations with the Sim<ref name="twitter" />. A desperate vampire can even go to the local [[Hospital]] or nearest shopping center and choose to raid and recieve Plasma but should watch out as they might get caught<ref name="sims3nieuws" />. [[Vegetarian]] vampires are limited to the Plasma Fruit<ref name="sims3nieuws" />.