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Vampire

A vampire.

For Vampires in other games, see Vampire.
See also: Fishing (The Sims 3)#Vampire Fish

This section describes features that are only available in The Sims 3: Late Night.


While not included in the base game, vampires are included in The Sims 3: Late Night expansion pack as well as a theme pack for The Sims 3 iPhone. Before the Late Night expansion was released, using CAS, players could create a Sim with a pale skin, red eyes, and (with Custom Content) protruding teeth, for a vampire-looking Sim.

A vampire feeding from the wrist of a Sim.

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[1]. They have certain powers which sets them aside from normal Sims, but they also have certain disadvantages. Vampires are not immortal, unlike The Sims 2, though they tend to live longer than normal Sims (about 100 days for a young adult on the normal setting)[2]

Their appearance is comprised of a paler, slightly glowing, layer over their normal skin tone (no set vampire skin tone), fangs and glowing eyes. They also have a small tribal, bat-looking tattoo on their necks.[3].

A vampire's hunger motive is replaced with thirst and all of their motives are given a purple hue. Thirst works in the same wayas hunger, 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[4]. In order to feed from a Sim, the vampire must ask permission and generally have good relations with the Sim[5]. A desperate vampire can even go to the local Hospital or nearest shopping center and choose to raid and receive Plasma but should watch out as they might get caught[6]. Vegetarian vampires are limited to the Plasma Fruit[6].

A vampire sleeping.

To feed from other Sims, the vampire needs to ask permission. A high relationship score helps, or the Master of Seduction Lifetime Reward. Other Sims reply with funny messages[2]. Feeding off of a random Sim or eating a Plasma Fruit at least nice quality gives the vampire a +15 Moodlet, while feeding off of a Sim who is the vampire's prey or eating a perfect Plasma Fruit gives a +50 Moodlet.

All other Motives function like they do for normal Sims. Vampires also still need to sleep (which they prefer doing during the day). Unlike vampires in Nightlife, the Late Night vampires do not necessarily sleep in coffins, but a vampire bed is available which is called a vampire altar (see above)[5].They cost 2,500 Simoleons, but vampires can sleep on public ones such as those in the basement of Plasma 501. Vampires can also sleep in normal beds and when doing so, the letter 'V' will appear instead of the normal 'Z'. If the bed is of sufficient quality, the vampire will also recieve the "Slept Like the Dead" moodlet.

All non-vampire Sims without the Brave trait who are near a vampire they do not know will suffer from a "Hunted" moodlet[3] that takes away -10 Mood. Sims who are vampires get a moodlet at night that gives them +15 Mood and accelerated skill building.

Sims can become vampires by befriending with a vampire and then asking them to make them a vampire[4]. If a Sim asks a vampire to bite them before they become friends, the vampire will refuse. It will take two to three days until a Sim becomes a vampire[7].

Female vampire with moss green skin

Vampires are mostly found at The Plasma 501 [8], the vampire bar which is located in a huge skyscraper, right in the heart of the city of Bridgeport. Sims can come in too but they need to bribe their way in, unless they have the celebrity status of at least 2[6]. Vampire can also be attracted to other towns if a vampire lounge is placed with the "Vampire Lounge" lot type.

If a vampire wishes to become a normal Sim again, they can go to the science lab, which provides an anti-vampirism potion, it costs 3,000 Simoleons.[6]

The vampires bite in different places, on the the wrist of a friend and on the neck of a lover.

Vampires cannot drink Plasma from ex-vampires, children, ghosts, mummies, pregnant Sims, SimBots, or Imaginary Friends in their doll form.

When a Sim is bitten after the interaction "Ask to Turn" or "Offer to Turn," the Sim will recieve the "Unusual Blemish" moodlet. After about 3 days the Sim will be engulfed in a spiraling cloud of red and black sparkles and become a vampire.

If a Sim who is both a celebrity and a vampire bites someone in public, the Paparazzi will find out and start a scandal about the bite. The Vampire Celebrity will get a new negative moodlet and will have to either go to City Hall and sue to get rid of the moodlet, which is not always successful and could end up making the Sim lose money from legal fees, or to buy off the Paparazzi for 3,000 Simoleons.

Drinking from a Sim will not turn them into a vampire; only if they accept "offer to turn" will it turn them into a vampire. SimBots, Mummies, and Imaginary Friends in either form can not be Vampire hybrids.

If a Vampire sleeps in the Cursed Sarcophagus of the Kings 3 times, it will replace one of the Vampire's traits with the Evil trait.

While transforming into a Vampire (with the "Unusual Blemish" Moodlet) the Sim will be unable to travel overseas.

Vampire Children

Unlike vampirism in Nightlife, vampirism in Late Night is genetic, and will be inherited at a 100% rate for vampire couples, and a 50% for Vampire-Sim couples.

These children are vampires from birth and can not be cured until they are young adults. They age at a normal rate until they transition into young adults. Their appearance is that of a young adult vampire, their skin is pale and their eyes glow like that of a full grown vampire.

When they become toddlers, they will learn from toddler toys at a higher rate, but learn talking, walking, and potty training at the regular rate. They will also bite their teddy bears and Imaginary Friend dolls while they play with them.

When they become children, they have the enhanced skill gain, but no other vampire powers. They also eat normal food, can eat garlic, and can spend days outside. They can eat plasma-packs from the fridge at this age as well. They keep this power-set through the teen life-state, and obtain the rest of their powers at the young adult stage.

When a teenager of vampiric parentage grows up into a young adult, the cloud of stars is red instead of multi-coloured.

If a young adult of vampiric parentage cures their vampirism at the Science Station, they retain their extra fast skill gaining ability, but lose all other powers. Other vampires are also unable to drink from these sims.

Vampire Powers

 
  • Enhanced motives [9]
  • Hunt - Gives Sims a thermal aura around them[10] which reveals which Sim has the best plasma[9]. This also gives them a tag in the map view[3]. When a Vampire has a target, they will get a wish to drink from that Sim.
     
    Vampire Hunting
  • Make Sim think of you - Makes a target Sim think of the vampire[10], which makes them like him/her more[3]. This is also greyed out for a certain amount of time after used.
  • Read mind - Reveals a trait of target Sim,[10][9] their career, star sign, relationship status, or favorites[2]. This is also greyed out for a certain amount of time after used.
  • Super speed and endurance - Can dash from one point to another in few seconds with little effort[8]. Vampires move at "Speed 5"[2], at this speed a motion blur can be seen around the Vampire.
  • Super strength - While working out, vampires will not get fatigued and can break space rocks with ease.
  • Learn skills faster - Vampires can learn skills faster, but only at night. If a Vampire gets the Speedy Learner Lifetime reward, however, it does not make this accelerated skill gain any faster during night time, it only aids during the day.[6]
  • Persuade - Vampires can persuade other Sims to perform certain tasks[2]

Vampire Weaknesses

  • Thirst - Instead of hunger[4]. If the Madly Thirsty moodlet ticks down to 0, a haunting chord will play in the background, the vampire will hold their throat and eventually disintegrate into ash. Then the ghost appears black with a red pulsating light where the heart would be, and the Grim Reaper appears normally. The Sim will still be a vampire.
  • Sunlight - Vampires can go out in the sunlight for a certain amount of time before getting the "Heating Up" moodlet, it will last for 3 hours, then the vampire passes out, then it changes to the "Burning Up" Moodlet. The Sim's Thirst will decrease at a very fast rate until the "Madly Thirsty" Moodlet hits zero and the Vampire perishes. This moodlet will last two days and will remain if the vampire continues to go outside. While in the sun, a sizzling sound is heard and the vampire smokes. There are ways to remove the "Burning Up" moodlet. One of them includes packages from spas like "Wilki's Fabulous Books and Bath".[3][6]
  • Garlic - It can make the vampire sick[2]. Eating garlic or drinks with garlic will give a Vampire the Garlic Breath and nauseous moodlet and will cause them to pass out [1].
  • Sim Food - Vampires can eat Sim food, but it will not satisfy their Thirst moodlet.[2] Eating normal food will cause a Vampire to become nauseous. If a vampire eats normal food made with plasma fruit, such as plasma fruit pancakes, their thirst will fill and they won't become naseous.

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Trivia

  • It takes 48 hours to become a vampire.
  • Vampire eyes don't have a standard color, unlike The Sims 2, they are actually brighter versions of the Sims eyes, for example: a sim with hazel or light brown eyes may get bright golden yellow eyes if turned into a vampire, whilist Sims with blue eyes will get almost silver like bright blue eyes. To get red eyes, set your sim in Create a sim to have red eyes, and turn them.
  • Using the "cure" interaction of The Moodlet Manager (if successful) on a Sim who has begun the transformation to Vampire will cause that Sim to instantly become a Vampire.[3]
  • Vampires can also bite the Grim Reaper, though it won't turn him into a vampire. In fact, he won't even get the moodlet.
  • Every time a Vampire is in the Sun and gets the Heating Up moodlet, a wish will appear for the vampire to enter in the shade. If a promise slot is left open the player can constantly gain lifetime happiness for that particular wish after the moodlet is gained.
  • In The Sims 2: Nightlife, Vampires had no mirror image. In Late Night, Vampires reflect normally in mirrors, though the vampires in The Sims 2: Nightlife are inspired by classic folklore, one of which is a story about vampires not being able to reflect onto mirrors.
  • NPC Vampires can be found in neighborhoods other than Bridgeport.
  • Most pre-made Vampires in Bridgeport have black hair with dark red highlights, although there are some exceptions.
  • Adult Vampires also move in "Speed 5" when they play tag with children.
  • Most pre-made vampires tend to prefer Black over other colors, this eludes to them having more Goth preferences, though there are some exceptions.
  • The aura around a Vampire's head when they read minds looks similar to an aura used in another EA game, Ghost Master. In that game, it appears around a ghost's head when it uses an ability to draw mortals closer to it.
  • Vampire ghosts can turn living Sims into vampires
  • Vampires won't get the Creepy Graveyard moodlet when visiting a graveyard.
  • When a Vampire Sim drinks plasma from someone they love, they bite their necks unlike what they do to other sims that are their friends. They would bite at the arm if it was just a friend, good friend or best friend.

External links

References

  1. ↑ The Sims 3 - Sneak peek at The Sims 3 Late Night
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Urbania-Sims - Late Night: Press Presentation in Paris(French, translated by Google)
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Gamesradar - The Sims 3: Late Night
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Gamesradar US - How to become a vampire and make vampire babies in The Sims 3: Late Night
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 The Sims 3: Late Night/twitter
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 Sims3nieuws - Late Night preview
  7. ↑ SimCookie - Preview : The Sims 3 Late Nigth
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 GameSpot - The Sims 3 Late Night Expansion Pack Impressions
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 GameSpot - The Sims 3: Late Night Exclusive Hands-On - A Brief Look at the New Expansion
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 IGN - GamesCom 2010: Late Night preview


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