There are two relationship bars, but the way they spin it is new. You have a friendly relationship bar and a 2nd romantic bar. The romantic bar doesn’t appear unless you’ve romanced that Sim before. Doing flirty interactions with a Sim builds the romantic bar not the friendly bar. Thus it is possible to have a woohoo buddy; a sim who is really romantically involved with someone but couldn’t care less about them as a friend.
As soon as they were married, I had Lady Cheshire and her new hubby trying for baby…except I didn’t get hear a baby lullaby announcing the pregnancy. The next morning when I had Lady Cheshire use the toilet, “Take Pregnancy test – $15″ became a new interaction. I had her take one and it came back positive! It wasn’t until she took the test that she got her positive “I’m pregnant” moodlet. So the pregnancy jingle is gone. You gotta pee on the strip to know for sure now.
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Woohoo still increases fun, though it doesn’t insta-max it like it did in the Sims 3. But it also decreases hygiene a little bit. Lastly, not all woohoo is created equal. Lady Cheshire’s first few romps with her hubby were fun and left her with nice big happy moodlets for some awesome woohoo. But one of the times she got a small negative “Unsatisfying woohoo” moodlet. I didn’t test it out, but it may or may not be tied to the fact that I didn’t have them do any flirty foreplay actions prior. But the fact that woohoo can be great or lousy is just another notch on the realism chart for TS4.
Woah, some features are sounding amazing. I'm kind of shocked. If they can make the generations EP the first one, adding toddlers and pools, I might be back on board.
I tried remaking them in the Sims 3 so I could play with them and I failed.
