I had an experience similar to this a few days ago. I had my sim guy ask a girl for a date at the home lot. She accepted and wanted to go to a community lot. Walk to lot was immediately followed by the sim girl saying, Thanks for the date, that sucked mpnkey balls. For a second I thought maybe the time had run out, but no, they must have had at least two sim hours of the date left. Apparently my sims can't go to community lots with their dates at all now. Oh, teh joy. I'll do the hack dance as soon as I get home from school.
Errr, my dates and outings work fine, it's just I have to greet everyone again. So yea, pretty unrelated, but HEY sharing is caring, thanks for coming.
If no one else has noticed this since installing AL, then it must be my hax0rs. Which is mostly Awesomeware, so I'll keep ya posted.
Hmm, I'm going to have to try this myself, as I haven't taken a date from a Sim home. Was the date a playable, down/townie, YA, or an NPC?
The problem I encountered (I'm posting it here instead of a new thread to keep these in one place) is twofold.
I've been very careful starting my new game after the BFBVFS, checking bug logs, running multiple conflict checkers and such, and every quirk ('cept the occasional-stand-twist-squat-stand-from-a-chair irregularity and the noweatherreaction-ain't-working problem) has been fixed until I finally moved a Sim into an apartment.
When I arranged an outing that included a tenant in the building, the cab came for my Sim, but waited for the tenent. SimHours later, still no change. I then exited the lot wothout saving.
Next time, I decided he'd walk to town to meet some new Sims, and met a perfect mate whom he then asked on a date.
After getting her juiced-up, he invited her to his place where things went well until they wanted to slow dance. Instead of dancing in the suite, or moving into the hall, they tried to move next door. Nopes. She entered the apartment, but he couldn't. He knocked on the door and the tenant whined about not being in the mood to socialize. I could have eneded the date an left it at that, but instead I decided to try forcing her out by calling a cab. The result was the same as when I invited the tenant. Again I exited without saving, and resumed the date on reload. All went well from that point on, and they're now happily married w/one child, and FILTHY rich. (kill all the lawyers!)
As a test I tried reproducing the problem in my testing NH and got the same result from the "inviting a tenant" problem. I didn't bother with the date as the problem was similar and assume would also be reproduced. This produced no error log for me.
Author