Granting Plead With Grim Reaper In Harris
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Any living Sims on the lot can attempt to plead with the Grim Reaper in which there is a 33% chance of the Grim Reaper bringing the Sim back to life, or downright rejecting the plea.
Open up the cheat command. type in traits. remove trait. is grim reaper. so select the person you want to be the new grim reaper. so you will want to open up the cheats command. type in trait. equip underscore trait is grim reaper. this will give the selected sim the grim reaper trait.
When the Grim Reaper appears upon the death of a Sim, select the option to plead with the Grim Reaper. There are slight variations to this interaction depending on the Sim's mood when pleading.
When a Sim dies, you won't have long to wait before Grim appears. Before he performs his reaping, you have a chance to plead for the Sim's life and return them to the world of the living. This doesn't have a high success rate, but there are a few things that make success more likely. You only get to plead once.
After summoning him or locating him in his office, select the Grim Reaper, choose any topic in the Friendly category, and maintain a pleasant conversation with him. The Grim Reaper may unexpectedly vanish during a conversation with your Sim. If this happens, don't worry. You'll be able to get him back again soon.
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The Reaper moves quickly and disappears almost immediately after dealing with the dead Sim, so you will need to swoop in quickly before he can get down to business. To do this, interact with him as you would any other sim and select romantic conversation options like flirting.
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