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[Updated] Love Apples Game Mod

🕑 Added 2025-07-03 08:55:00 +0000 UTC

Comments

JadeAylaSims

Thank you so much for making seperate files, I love this!

Sam Coleman

i really dont get why there are complaints about the fitness change. Many aspects of game play change fitness like spells and potions in the game. the mod is fine . I guess I can see a separate version, but I see nothing wrong with the concept of the mod.

JadeAylaSims

I am obsessed with this tree working as a wedding arch! But Im not really vibing with the apple aspect of it as it seems too fairytale for my personal liking. Could you perhaps make the tree as a wedding arch seperate? :$

Serinion

Hello, sorry to have hurt you, my goal was absolutely not to hurt you. I was just in the process of incorporating a new in-game feature to this tree that already existed in-game with slimming potions. It would have been weird to see a candy apple turn your sims into an overweight person. It would be less "magical"

Fox

Hi Serinion, I want to say thank you, as I've said before. But in full honesty, this particular creation feels... wrong. I know that this is just a game, but games, tv shows, stories affect our perceptions in life. As I read the description, I initially thought what a great idea it is to have the tree functional for weddings. But my feelings about this kind of soured, which I have never felt about your creations before. Something about seeing depressed, bigger sims magically change into slim, happy sims doesn't feel right to me. And I am a naturally slim person. Many people are not, through no doing of their own-- but whether or not their size is their "doing", they deserve a different story to be told than the same old " skinny = happy" or "skinny = beautiful". I think if you offered a version of this that did not include the Love Apples, or gave the Love Apples a different purpose than being an instant diet pill, that would be kinder. Your mods are your own, of course, to create as you please. This is just my *hopefully* constructive criticism.