Mods / Traits: Medieval Interactions 1.0 by MiraiMayonaka – Mod The Sims 4.
12 brand-new social interactions and 6 computer interactions. Hold on a second, I know what you’re thinking! “Medieval and computer?? What the … girl??”, but bear with me! I found this to be the best option for my “write letters” interactions (and also there are amazing CC’s out there which are very medieval-themed, yet have the function of a computer).
Module 1: Socials
When you click on a target sim, you will find a pie menu called “Medieval Interactions”. If your Sim is in the range of young adult-elder, they should see at least 10 unique interactions. Each interaction gives moodlets to both – the actor and the target sim. Also, if you use interaction “Share secret tips you learned from the baker” it will increase your Target Sim’s baking skill, and the interaction “Gossip about the liturgy this morning” will increase the Actor’s mischief skill. The socials cannot be used when interacting with a child (I personally didn’t find any of the topics fit for a child). Teens have access to six of the total interactions.
Special case Interactions: You have three socials used under specific conditions.
“Recite A Love Poem” – this interaction is available from teen to elder, under the condition the Sim has a romantic relationship. The buff given to the actor from this interaction is a real poem either from Lord Bayron, either from Pushkin, depending on the day.
“Discuss Possibility Of Arranged Marriage” – This is a sad topic, but unfortunately very common for the Middle Ages, this topic can be performed only from a parent towards a teenage child (meaning that a random adult can’t have this conversation with a teenager). This interaction is not autonomous, also if the interaction is successful the moodlet is neutral (since it’s just a discussion), however, if the interaction fails, the outcome will be different depending on the traits of the participants. (self-assured and ambitious sims tend to get angry if the interaction fails).
“Share Excitement From Receiving A Letter” – This interaction is only available to women, teenagers and children after reading a letter from their family. Now you probably wonder why I didn’t include men as well? The reason for this is, because the moodlet this interaction (read a letter from your family) gives to the male sim, implies that he is on a pilgrimage, and the way I imagine a pilgrim is as a lonely traveler, so he doesn’t have with who to share the excitement. For the female, I imagined she has married off away from her homeland and she shares her excitement with the new household.
Module 2: Computer Interactions
When you click on the computer, you will find a new pie menu called “Medieval Daily” that contains 6 new interactions. If your sim is a child, it will see only two interactions: “Write a letter to your family” – this interaction increase the writing skill for the teen-elder sims and the social skills of a child sim. “Read a letter from your family”. Both interactions give different moodlets to the actors, depending on their age and gender.
Young Adults-Elders will be able to see the mentioned interactions plus three more:
“Check the Results From The Joust Tournament” – this one is pretty self-explanatory, you just go on the computer and check the results (sorry but you don’t receive any money, just a moodlet, at least for now). This interaction is not available for a teenager.
“Read A Letter From Your Significant Other”, and “Write A Letter To The Knight/Lady Of Your Heart”. Now, this is my favorite part of the mod! (and the one that took me the longest to make :D). These two interactions give a long-lasting moodlet to your sims (7-8 hours Flirty). After the interaction is performed, the description of the buff they receive is a quote from a real historical figure’s letter and each day is different. Famous people included but not limited to Napoleon Bonaparte, Henry VIII, Emily Bronte, Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna, Ludwig van Beethoven, Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin. Also, these interactions are available for teenagers as well.
