Since @Kjun suggested we come up with ideas for nighttime gameplay, I’ll share a couple of suggestions and would be happy to hear your additions.
If we can offer NPCs to stay the night with us, the reasons could be:
- A teenage sleepover — telling scary stories, exchanging gossip, playing pranks on each other, building blanket forts and playing Indians and hunters, or just playing house
- Inviting adult guests for a holiday celebration like Christmas, where it’s planned from the start that they’ll stay overnight. Then each guest would need to be assigned a sleeping spot (though they might not make it there in the end and could fall asleep on the living room couch watching TV after drinking lemonade
), and at night we could take care of the sleeping guests — adjusting their blankets so they wake up in a good mood, for example, or stealing the blanket so the guest wakes up angry and sleep-deprived. Late-night heart-to-heart conversations could strengthen relationships much faster. Some guests might suffer from sleepwalking, just like our sims. And if the celebration went well, guests could later send thank-you gifts to our family - A simple “It’s getting late, don’t you want to stay?” offer. The same as the previous point, but without a planned celebration beforehand
- An offer with sexual undertones — still without starting a family, keeping lovers overnight who would stay for breakfast instead of sneaking away while our sim sleeps
Some guests, aside from sleepwalking, could snore and keep others awake, for example
And if we later want to add such a person to our family — we could send them to the hospital where they’d be cured of snoring, or continue to suffer.
There could be many other small details — I hope other visitors will help me with this? You don’t have to spell everything out with AI, you can just briefly and in bullet points — what would you like to see, with what purpose would you keep guests overnight at your characters’ homes?
P.S. Yes, I know this has been suggested before. That’s exactly why Kjun brought up this option. But since he’s now asking what we’d like to see in this context — I’m suggesting here that you share your wishes in a bit more detail
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