Have your Sims had twins? Not necessarily the same mother giving birth, but overall in your game?

Thanks for your vote, it's appreciated! =D

I've had two sets of twins in my game both were boy and girl combos.

-SCG

same here, both sets of twins have been the girl/boy combo.

i've had one set of boy/girl (alien) and one set of boys. I read in the guide that TRIPLETS are possible. (eek!)

You know Liss . . . I was hoping for triplets in a major way, but my hopes were smashed when I read the following in the last chat transcript:

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dawnspencer (Oct 7, 2004 6:13:20 PM) Is it possible to have triplets, I've read people have? MaxisMatt (Oct 7, 2004 6:13:20 PM) Nope, twins are the limit. (Seriously, can you actually maintain *three* kids at the same time?

http://thesims2.ea.com/community/chat_10_07_04.php


Now, whether or not this person knows what he's talking about is another question! :scratchhead: Which guide did you find the info on triplets? Prima or the book that came with the game? Oh I hope it's true! =)

Regards,

~*~ Carrot ~*~

It was in one of the prima guides. now i'm confused. LOL...or it might have been the gamespot guide.

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Nope, twins are the limit. (Seriously, can you actually maintain *three* kids at the same time?

Hehehe well I dunno about him but I do every darn day Granted mine are all different ages, but hey that's still not that easy

I dunno, I would think triplets for The Sims would be kinda hard, sometimes it's hard enough just maintaing your own people in general, let alone 3 infants.

Just my :02: (ok I'll go back to my hole now )

I didn't even know the Sims could have twins. My daughter buys the adoptable baby when hers gets a new baby, that's the closest thing to twins I've seen.

Actually, I've had tons of twins in my game.....sets of boys, girls, and both. And I have no idea why or how! (I hate the twin births, just too much freaking trouble) Although....I have kind of gotten it down to a science as to how to train the kids before they grow into toddlers without turning aging off.

In my game, Lilith Pleasant has had two sets of twins thus far. I'll not let her whoohoo again.

-SCG

Lol . . . good idea SCG . . . :wink2:

I guess then that the chances of having twins is a genetic trait and easier for a "twin" to have twins.

OH! I did post my "formula" for twins a day or so ago. Anyone interested, please have a look at it, try the "formula" and let me know how it works for you. =)

Anyone with any toddler in the house (IMO) MUST use the Smart Milk in order to get them trained in walking, talking and potty training. This is the ONLY route I've found that makes it possible.

If you do the Smart Milk "right" you can get them trained in all areas with only 1 bottle of Smart Milk. =)

*Carrot's Tips* Before potty training with Smart Milk, make sure the toddler's bladder is about to burst (very red but not to the end completely) - then you can do the potty training in "one shot" . . . hehe. =) Also, make sure the parent making the Smart Milk is in a good mood or the bottle will come out a "dud" (with a red glow) rather than white glow. White glow = good ~ Red glow = dud.

~*~ Carrot ~*~

Once I mastered it, I ALWAYS use the smart milk. It makes training toddlers much easier and it does seem like sims raised on smart milk learn quicker the rest of their lives.

-SCG

I had no idea about the smart milk and actually was able to train toddlers in everything before they became kids, although it was a pain in the butt and very hard to do. But, after I had my first set of twins in the game, I found out about the smart milk and kicked myself for not having done it earlier.

I've noticed that too SCG . . Smart Milk does seem help Sims their entire lives in terms of making things easier to learn. Hopefully, when the patch comes out this will not be changed.

I know that pain Marmy! = O

I remember the very first toddler I tried to "train". I always start with the potty. I was watching the little progress bar very slowly move and after several training attempts thought "This is impossible! I'll never get this kid potty trained, let alone walking AND talking!" Without Smart Milk, it can be maddening! hehe

Regards,

~*~ Carrot ~*~

When my twins crew up ,they were helping his/her mother. They were so sweet