This trait is a good all-rounder so does not have any particular disadvantages, but does not offer any additional abilities or gameplay mechanics. This is great for boosting other emotions or for negating bad emotional states. Useful for – The Bodybuilder Aspiration, the Astronaut, Athlete, and Business careers. It is rumoured that sims with the active trait will live longer in the elderly stage of life than other sims, but we have yet to confirm this with game testing.ĭisadvantages – Sims will get tense if they have gone for more than a day without exercise. You can select options by clicking on a space on the ground, and choose from a sit-ups, push ups or stretches. Active sims can also workout without equipment. Being energised helps with the fitness skill, and is an ideal mood for certain careers. The Active trait randomly gives your sim an energised moodlet. Emotions help your sims learn particular skills faster or have specific advantages (or disadvantages) depending on the emotion. These traits all are likely to randomly give your sim certain emotional buffs.
Sims 4 Traits Guide – Satisfaction Point Reward Traits.Sims 4 Traits Guide – Aspiration Reward Traits.Sims 4 Traits Guide – Aspiration Bonus Traits.This is the emotional trait section, if you are looking for a specific non-emotional trait, please try: We hope this saves you from having to scroll through too long a list of traits to find the information you need. We have divided this guide into sections based on the tabs in Create-A-Sim. Therefore choosing the right traits can greatly affect your gameplay. They also can give you additional social interactions, abilities or improve the speed in which you gain skills or at which your needs are filled. These traits all affect your sim’s personality and emotional states, what they like and hate doing.
You get to choose three traits per sim, as well as getting a Bonus trait based on your choice of Aspiration. The Sims 4 gives you a wide range of choices of traits when you enter Create-A-Sim (CAS).
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