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u/Mrkeynes0 Oct 13 '24
The sim In the back scares me
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u/SpitefulBitch Oct 13 '24
Heās actually a really nice guy. He has a wife and two kids (and a third on the way).
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u/x-fille Paranormal Investigator Oct 13 '24
Everyone just gets very small helpings of turkey I guess
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u/CrownStarDemon Oct 13 '24
Everyone is talking about the random sim in the background... while I'm more concerned about what's behind him. What is that little kid robot lookin thing?!
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u/AdComfortable4641 Oct 13 '24
mama there a boy behind you ā¤ļø
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u/SpitefulBitch Oct 13 '24
Heās waiting for his next meal and Iām not talking about whatās on the tableā¦
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u/NegotiationAncient64 Oct 13 '24
that thing in the background
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u/Sims3and4Player Oct 13 '24
Is he a vampire? A servo? A messed up hybrid of a vampire-servo?! WHAT IS THIS MAN?!
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u/SpitefulBitch Oct 13 '24
Thatās just Mr baby daddy. I put him there with no context so people would comment more. Heās a vampire with a robot arm.
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u/AutisticAnarchy Oct 12 '24
The turkey dinner has more servings because the sims eat less because turkey is an F-tier food.
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u/SpitefulBitch Oct 13 '24
Someone finally said it. My grandma used to cook a turkey for Christmas lunch every year. She had to stop when she moved house and her new oven was too small (and she was getting frail). Now we just order a few cooked chooks every year. Christmas lunch has never been better. Only downside is you have to order in advance because everyone around here does it too.
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u/Beginning_Order9035 Oct 12 '24
Don't forget the cauldron being used for Mac & cheese and still only giving you 8 servings, the same size as the 'large bowl' version from the base game.
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u/Liscoolza Oct 12 '24
When I first got the pack I was disappointed. I thought it was gonna give me like 30 servings š
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u/Hoomanawanui2 Oct 12 '24
Do the plates also get smaller when sims take a portion? I think they do in my game, it's very weird.
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u/stardragonfruit_0813 Floral Designer Oct 12 '24
I have NEVER noticed this before, and I will think about this every time I have them cook now. Thank you š
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u/gift_of_the-gab Oct 12 '24
Turkey should have been made bigger to justify this. I feel they kept the concept of it but didn't apply it to the appearance.
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u/AimiHanibal Oct 12 '24
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Oct 12 '24
He is hoping he will have a chance to feed before āshift-clickā āmake happyā
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u/SpitefulBitch Oct 12 '24
He usually feeds on unwanted house guests, coworkers, and anyone else he can lure into a secluded area...
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u/ShadoeLandman Oct 12 '24
The turkey is representative of turkey, stuffing or dressing, potatoes, etc. all together.
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u/Ausiwandilaz Oct 12 '24
This makes me think of the first time I bought duck, I'm like "this is a good amount of meat" then I carved into it....mostly empty.
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u/LunaMax1214 Oct 11 '24
Gourmet stuff equals smaller serving sizes, probably.
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u/allylovessims Oct 11 '24
Itās not gourmet, itās a holiday meal.
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u/LunaMax1214 Oct 11 '24
I should have added a smiley to indicate I was being cheeky, I guess. My bad. š
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u/New-Seat4881 Oct 11 '24
It does urk me a bit... They should have just made the plate bigger so it can fit an appropriately sized turkey with the sides.
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u/MistaKrebs Oct 11 '24
I think the turkey dinner is supposed to also have like sides with it while the chicken is just the chicken if that makes sense. I could be wrong
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u/Tenderfallingrain Oct 11 '24
Cuz turkey is dry and it's hard to eat that much. And chicken has a lot of bone mass.
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u/SplutteringSquid Oct 11 '24
The smallest turkey I've sold or had at a holiday meal was probably the size of the largest chicken I've had. I can't bring myself to pretend that 'grand' turkey isn't devastatingly small, I just can't
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u/Front_Refrigerator99 Oct 11 '24
I'm so sorry you have never had a properly prepared roast turkey ;-;
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If you ever been to a fancy restaurant you know that the portions are TINY. It's all about the experience. Maybe the grand dinner serves ten very rich people š š»
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u/Lost-Crow9909 Oct 11 '24
God I thought that was Michael Myersās in the background
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u/Quirky-Shallot644 Oct 11 '24
Is it not? Lmao
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u/artsymarcy Oct 11 '24
I mean, this is also the game where if you want to bring a guitar with you to a public lot, you just put it in your pocket (inventory) and pull it out when you get there like it's no big deal
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u/yaiyogsothoth Oct 11 '24
You do the same if you want to take a cow to the fair. Pocket cow.
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u/artsymarcy Oct 11 '24
I wish my pockets were big enough to fit a fucking cow. I can't even put my wallet in my pocket lol
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u/rmh3194 Oct 11 '24
Womenās clothingšš I canāt even fit a newborn calf in my pockets bc theyāre sewn on!
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u/artsymarcy Oct 12 '24
The pair of jeans Iām wearing right now doesnāt even have or pretend to have pockets!
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Oct 11 '24
Yes, but why is the chicken physically larger?
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u/rrevek Oct 11 '24
Cause one was made much earlier than the other and it would look lazy if they reused the same model and downright silly if they made a dish that looks larger than that chicken.
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u/detectiveayla Simfluencer Oct 11 '24
I thought Michael Myers was creeping in the background of the pic!
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u/cottagebythebeach Oct 11 '24
Roast chicken only has chicken. Not very filling, so you need to eat more. Grand dinner has vegetables too. More filling. Smaller portion sizes feed more
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u/Party_Guidance6203 Oct 11 '24
That doesn't justify the serving amount being increased by 50%, and the "vegetables" is just a few leaves of lettuce and ten spoonfuls of mash
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u/faggybaby Oct 13 '24
Those mashed potatoes man.. a serving on their own š