Hack Request: add "attack" under play or always allow attack?

[sanmonroe]

Hey all. Miss me?


Anyway, anyone know of a hack that allows attack/fight to be used in a fightclub style use with a chance for positive relationship response? Would, with the fightclub hack, make fightclubs possible.


EDITED THE TITLE

Lets turn this into a beg for a custom hack thread. Everyone get out your whining begging pants!

[sanmonroe]

Wow. Guess I am the only person who wants my sims to beat the crap out of each other .

[Brynne]

cricket cricket cricket

kidding. 

[Oddysey]

I don't know of any hacks like this, unfortunately. Would be most excellent. And work the fish in somehow . . .

[veilchen]

Yes, I checked around, but I couldn't find anything either. True Oddysey, sounds right up JM's alley. That's how the Pescado clan keeps their family togetherness going...they beat the crap out of one another (at least that's what he says, and JM would never lie )

[sanmonroe]

Wonder how hard it would be just to make attack always available regardless of relationship score...

Even the relationship loss and furious would be tolerable.


Plus it would give people something to use influence on!!!

No more using influence just to have an NPC poke a townie, then you could use your social status to have people beat up!

Would open the door to all kinds of Mafia-esque storylines.

[sanmonroe]

Well, I made it. It needs some work though since sims seem to LOVE to fight.

http://www.moreawesomethanyou.com/smf/index.php?topic=2117.0

[Ancient Sim]

There is actually a hack like this available on MTS2 or somewhere, I tried it once.  Took it out straightaway, though.  Unfortunately, they were all fighting everybody autonomously and it got rather silly.  Perfectly good relationships were being ruined because everyone was assuming everyone else was their enemy.  I'd like to see a bit more nagging going on and not just for making puddles, so marriages and so on were more lifelike, but that's all.  I think they should get annoyed at things like leaving books all over the place, not clearing up the dinner plates, not making the bed, leaving their clothes all over the floor, leaving the toilet lid up, not putting the top back on the toothpaste (oops, silly me, they don't clean their teeth, do they). Anyway, you get the picture.