The Sims 4 has some amusing mods, but the WickedWhims SIMS MOD is one that is hilarious in many ways. I have played all of the official expansions for The Sims 4, but as far as the mods go, what we have here is way to make your Sims world be very, very X-rated indeed. Do not think of this as something that is “sexy” do not get me wrong, WickedWhims SIMS MO is very graphic, but I found it more funny than sexy. As you would expect, this is a mod that is very much NSFW!
The mod companies most of the headless TV mod along with classics, candles, animes, movies, documentaries, and its own stages. Wickedwhims the bottom renowned corner, you should see the top icon, notify on it and user friendly mod reboot your personal. This manual work under the most scanners and has been processed by 4 video with an average of. WickedWhims is a mod that offers animated sex, nudity interactions, exhibitionism interactions, relationship enhancements and gameplay improvements. Do you want your Sims to have sex? Do you want to try naturism or flash your neighbors?
The Sims Getting It On!
On the surface, I will admit that WickedWhims SIMS MOD is a game that may appear to be just all about The Sims getting a huge case of the Lust and wanting to do it 24/7. While there is truth to that. There is actually a ton of content that is in this mod. The Sims can have sex, heck they can have group sex if that is more your thing. They can watch porn on the computer, they can use “toys” and the sticky stuff can end up everywhere. It is kind of gross, but it will certainly make you laugh.
Planned Parent Hood
What the heck is wrong with you people and please note as I say that I say it with my tongue firmly in cheek, but there is a whole planned parenthood thing going on here. Sims can get pregnant, have a menstrual cycle and even have to go to the clinic if they want to terminate, get birth control or even get help getting pregnant. I cannot believe this is part of the mod and that such a huge amount of attention was paid to it. At first, I thought it was hilarious, but miscarriages are a part of this and I do think that is a step too far.
Relationships & Reactions
As WickedWhims SIMS MOD is part of The Sims 4 the whole social aspect is still at play here. You need to make sure the friendship and relationship level is right before trying to score with a Sim! This makes you work for it and also keeps this as an actual “game” which is something I liked. You can also react to sex which is pretty funny and these range from being impressed to being disgusted to being jealous. This is a part of the game that they did really well actually.
I was not expecting much from WickedWhims SIMS MOD if I am being honest. I thought it was going to be just a sex simulator in The Sims and it kind of is. However, they have managed to keep the spirit and charm of the Sims well and truly alive here and that is something I liked. This is the kind of thing that is more to make you laugh than it makes you excited.
Final Score: 8/10
Pros:
- Many different sex acts The Sims can get up to
- The humor in the game is great
- The relationship aspect is done very well
- Tons of animations
- The planned parenthood aspect is way more in-depth than I thought it would be
Cons:
- I really did not like how miscarriages are in the game
- It is very NSFW!
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The Menstrual Cycle is the regular natural change that occurs in the female reproductive system that makes pregnancy possible. Generally, Sims don't experience such complex systems and some gymnastics under the covers are enough to make a baby, but not anymore. Sims will now deal with the joys of the Premenstrual Syndrome, bleeding from periods, fighting against them with pads and tampons or preventing them with medication, planning ahead of the fertility window, to try to protect themselves with condoms and birth control pills, or 'deal with' pregnancy after the fact. What a complex system indeed.
Menstrual Cycle content has been introduced in release v122 (December 2017) but grew and improved since them, so it's worth taking a look at it again.
Thank you to REMI for creating pads and tampons objects.
- REMI - Tumblr
Thank you to Noir and Dark Sims for creating condoms and birth control pills objects.
- Noir and Dark Sims - Patreon
Thank you to PhaseLotA for creating the menstrual cycle icons.
- PhaseLotA - Twitter
❌ Don't like Sims having a Menstrual Cycle? Simply open Wicked Settings -> Pregnancy Settings and uncheck the 'Menstrual Cycle Switch' setting. You can adjust the pregnancy chances with the 'Player Sims Pregnancy Chance' and 'NPC Sims Pregnancy Chance' settings.
Every Sim in the game that is capable of giving birth has its own unique Menstrual Cycle. Every cycle consists of 4 distinct segments: the Premenstrual Syndrome, the Period, the Fertile Windows (Ovulation), and the Luteal Phase. Sim's first day of the cycle is defined by the first day they begin bleeding. During that Period they will experience a set of hormonal moodlets and the need to use pads or tampons to avoid staining their underwear and clothes with menstrual blood. Afterward, come the fertile days. There are a few Fertile Windows that continuously increase the chance of conception until the day of Ovulation. And then comes nothing, as the Luteal Phase takes its time preparing another potential bloody disaster by thickening the lining of Sim uterus. Just a couple of days before the cycle begins anew, Sims might experience the Premenstrual Syndrome with a set of hormonal moodlets, warning them that another Period is coming. If the Sim got pregnant during the Fertile Windows, their cycle will continue with the next Period sometime after giving birth.
Duration of Sims Menstrual Cycle depends on the Sim Lifespan setting by default, but it can be overridden with the 'Menstrual Cycle Duration' setting in Wicked Settings -> Pregnancy Settings -> Menstrual Cycle Settings.
It's worth noting that Elder Sims do not have a menstrual cycle anymore, as they already went through menopause.
Menstrual Cycle - Period, PMS & Bleeding
Sims on their Period will experience hormonal side-effects and menstrual bleeding. Similarly, Sims during their PMS will just experience hormonal side-effects.
Hormonal Side-Effects are moodlets that involve things like being nauseous, irritated, dizzy, oversensitive, anxious, experiencing menstrual cramps, and even getting a little aroused. They don't last very long but can be countered by regularly taking Birth Control Pills or by taking the 'Chill Pill' medication.
➡️ You can purchase both of these things via any computer under the 'Wicked' category or via the Build/Buy mode.
Don't like Sims having hormonal side-effects? Simply open Wicked Settings -> Pregnancy Settings ->; Menstrual Cycle Settings -> Advanced Settings and disable the 'Period Effect Moodlets' setting.
What about blood 🧛? Every Sim has variable menstrual blood flow strength, which is mostly randomized, with light flow being more common, and heavy flow being less common. That menstrual blood will stain your Sim underwear and clothes (not visually) unless pads or tampons are used. Using both at the same time is possible as well, and advised especially when Sim blood flow is heavy to avoid leaking. And you don't want to leak, other Sims might potentially smell it, the kind of Sims with fangs.
Don't worry though, by default Sims will use pads and tampons on their own, as long as some are in their inventory. They will seek the nearest toilet to apply it and dispose of the used one. You can adjust how often, if at all, Sims should use pads or tampons automatically. Simply click on a tampon or a pad in the Sim inventory and adjust their individual behavior with the 'Auto Use' category.
Optionally you can adjust pads and tampons absorbency by changing the 'Menstrual Cycle Tampon/Pad Absorbency' setting (found under Wicked Settings -> Pregnancy Settings -> Menstrual Cycle Settings) or purchase the Extra Absorbency trait from the Rewards Store for a 1000 Satisfaction Points.
Don't like Sims using toilets to apply pads and tampons? Simply open Wicked Settings -> Pregnancy Settings -> Menstrual Cycle Settings -> Advanced Settings and disable the 'Use Toilet to Change Pad/Tampon' setting.
Or maybe you don't like the bleeding idea at all? Simply open Wicked Settings -> Pregnancy Settings -> Menstrual Cycle Settings -> Advanced Settings and disable the 'Period Bleeding' setting.
➡️ You can purchase pads and tampons via any computer under the 'Wicked' category or via the Build/Buy mode, they come in purple boxes labeled Kaya. Additionally, you can ask other Sims if they have a spare pad or tampon.
Menstrual Cycle - Fertility & Birth Control
When in the heat of Vaginal (or Climax) sex, Sims are in a position that can cause pregnancy. You will be notified about a potential pregnancy occurring when that happens, even if Sims are using protection, as condoms and birth control pills are not perfect.
Don't like being notified about potential pregnancy occurring? Simply open Wicked Settings -> Pregnancy Settings and disable the 'Pregnancy Notifications' setting.
Sims fertility depends on the day of their cycle, as they can only become pregnant during the Fertile Windows. For a few days, right after the Period, the fertility rate grows until the Ovulation day ends. Sims can inspect their fertility level by performing the 'Fertility Awareness Test' using any toilet. Additionally, they can use their phone to make an appointment for a Fertility Treatment service, purchase the Fertile trait from the Rewards Store, and get a fertility massage or potion to increase their chances. Once you believe a Sim should be pregnant, use the Pregnancy Test by clicking on a toilet to verify if that's the case, and don't use external mods to verify it, that test is necessary.
Feeling unlucky? You can adjust overall fertility rates by simply opening Wicked Settings -> Pregnancy Settings -> Menstrual Cycle Settings -> Menstrual Cycle Fertility Level and selecting what you find appropriate.
What if I don't want a baby 😱? Condoms and Birth Control Pills will help with that quite a bit. Using condoms is simple enough, just wrap that bad boy during sex and you're good. Of course condoms can fail, but you can be double sure of their effectiveness if your partner is taking birth control pills. That is if they are taking them regularly because birth control pills only take effect after 3 days from the first time a Sim took one.
Don't like the idea of condoms failing or taking birth control pills for at least 3 days for them to work? Simply open Wicked Settings -> Pregnancy Settings -> Birth Control Settings -> Birth Control Accuracy and set it to Perfect Mode.
Have you guessed it already? Sims will use condoms and take birth control pills automatically! Condoms will be applied on their own from any Sim participating in sex during acts that can cause pregnancy. Birth control pills will be applied on their own during the day, right after the previous one loses its effect. Hands-free! When you don't have to hold a baby that is. And of course, you can adjust Sims using contraceptives automatically. Simply click on a condom or a birth control pill in the Sim inventory and adjust their individual behavior with the Allow/Disallow interaction.
Want to prevent all Sims from using contraceptives? Simply open Wicked Settings -> Pregnancy Settings -> Birth Control Settings and adjust Sims behavior using the 'Condom Automatic Use', 'Pills Automatic Use', and 'NPC Sims Birth Control Use Behavior' settings.
➡️ You can purchase condoms and birth control pills via any computer under the 'Wicked' category or via the Build/Buy mode.
It's worth noting, that the impregnating Sims, which are usually males, have an equal role in conceiving a child, and their fertility level matters as well.
Menstrual Cycle - Period Tracker App
All this information and complex mechanics can be difficult to keep track of. That's why you need an app that does it for you! Every Sim that already experienced their first period will get access to the Kaya Period Tracker app. You can find it on your Sim phone.
Using the Kaya Period Tracker app will inform you about your current Menstrual Cycle day, when is your next PMS, your next Period, and the upcoming fertility days. Knowing when your PMS and Period is going to being can help you prepare ahead by ordering Chill Pills or start taking Birth Control Pills. And knowing when are your most fertile days will help you plan ahead for some sexy time to get pregnant.
Wicked Whims Sims 4 Mod Installation
All Menstrual Cycle settings are located under Pregnancy Settings -> Menstrual Cycle Settings menu.
Menstrual Cycle Duration per Sim Lifespan
- Very Long Cycle
- Adult: 21-30 days (21-40 days for Teen)
- PMS: 3-6 days
- Period: 2-5 days
- Long Cycle (Long Lifespan)
- Adult: 18-24 days (18-30 days for Teen)
- PMS: 1-3 days
- Period: 2-4 days
- Normal-To-Long Cycle
- Adult: 13-16 days (13-22 days for Teen)
- PMS: 1-2 days
- Period: 1-3 days
- Normal Cycle (Normal Lifespan)
- Adult: 8-10 days (8-15 days for Teen)
- PMS: 1-2 days
- Period: 1-2 days
- Short Cycle (Short Lifespan)
- Adult: 6-7 days (6-10 days for Teen)
- PMS: 1 day
- Period: 1 day
Menstrual Cycle Fertility Rates
- Realistic
- 0%-10% (Window I)
- 20%-31% (Window II)
- 31%-33% (Window III/Ovulation)
- Boosted
- 0%-10% (Window I)
- 20%-31% (Window II)
- 43%-78% (Window III/Ovulation)
- Extreme
- 0%-10% (Window I)
- 50%-80% (Window II)
- 90%-100% (Window III/Ovulation)
- Fertile Trait, Fertility Massage, Fertility Potion
- Additional 20%
- Fertility Treatment
- Additional 225% (decays over 72 hours)
Birth Control Failure Rates
- Perfect
- Condom: 0%
- Pill: 0%
- Realistic
- Condom: 5%
- Pill: 9%
- Unreliable
- Condom: 25%
- Pill: 29%
It's easy to notice that some things are still missing. Sims lack an easy ability to counter pregnancy after the fact, so some form of Plan B has to be introduced. When combating bleeding, Sims are missing out on the powerful Menstrual Cup. Taking birth control pills every day sucks, so perhaps an IUD could be added. And an easy access source of pads and tampons should exist, like a dispenser.
Hey! If you want to help support the development of WickedWhims, consider checking out my Patreon page. You will get a chance to try out future menstrual cycle features and let me know what should be improved.