Desiree
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So I was browsing around Wikipedia and I had no idea that you can do this with OFB! Read below:
Servo, a robot from the Livin' Large expansion pack for the original Sims, requires a gold robot badge for a Sim to make him/her (The player can set the gender when they instruct a Sim to turn it on for the first time). Servo is now a part of the family, with its own motives (Power, which can be recharged in the day outside, and fun, social, and environment, which work as normal), wants and fears, while its aspiration and personality are the same as its creator. Servo can perform any romantic interaction (except try for baby, although it has the option to adopt). Servos have full cooking, cleaning and mechanical skills (all other skills are the same as the creator's) and a random set of talent badges that sims do not have. Servos do not age, when they "die" they backfire - when Servos backfire, they run around dirtying the house and shocking Sims; this may result in death of Sims on the lot, controllable or visiting. Servos can, however, be killed; the Cowplant (from the University Expansion), Satellites (through using the 'Watch Clouds' or 'Stargaze' actions) and Elevators plummeting can all kill a Servo, as it causes instant death, rather than relying on motive decay.
In addition to Servo, the game adds five other robots:
Toy robots have no special functionality. If made correctly it will be a raise of fun for children to adults. If made wrong, or failed it will try and attack the person playing with it.
HydroBots water plants and extinguish fires. When broken, the robot will spray water everywhere.
CleanBots clean floors, and when broken, the robot will spread filth. If it breaks it can kill your sims.
The SentryBot delivers an electric shock from a Tazer in the top of the robot to anyone who attempts to steal household objects (including newspapers) or kick things over. If the robot breaks, it will shock random people, which may result in death.
The MunchieBot fetches take-out, which costs as much as having it delivered but is faster. When it's broken, the bot will leave the lot and bring back dirty dishes.
Servo, a robot from the Livin' Large expansion pack for the original Sims, requires a gold robot badge for a Sim to make him/her (The player can set the gender when they instruct a Sim to turn it on for the first time). Servo is now a part of the family, with its own motives (Power, which can be recharged in the day outside, and fun, social, and environment, which work as normal), wants and fears, while its aspiration and personality are the same as its creator. Servo can perform any romantic interaction (except try for baby, although it has the option to adopt). Servos have full cooking, cleaning and mechanical skills (all other skills are the same as the creator's) and a random set of talent badges that sims do not have. Servos do not age, when they "die" they backfire - when Servos backfire, they run around dirtying the house and shocking Sims; this may result in death of Sims on the lot, controllable or visiting. Servos can, however, be killed; the Cowplant (from the University Expansion), Satellites (through using the 'Watch Clouds' or 'Stargaze' actions) and Elevators plummeting can all kill a Servo, as it causes instant death, rather than relying on motive decay.
In addition to Servo, the game adds five other robots:
Toy robots have no special functionality. If made correctly it will be a raise of fun for children to adults. If made wrong, or failed it will try and attack the person playing with it.
HydroBots water plants and extinguish fires. When broken, the robot will spray water everywhere.
CleanBots clean floors, and when broken, the robot will spread filth. If it breaks it can kill your sims.
The SentryBot delivers an electric shock from a Tazer in the top of the robot to anyone who attempts to steal household objects (including newspapers) or kick things over. If the robot breaks, it will shock random people, which may result in death.
The MunchieBot fetches take-out, which costs as much as having it delivered but is faster. When it's broken, the bot will leave the lot and bring back dirty dishes.
