The truth is that mine was still a request in a certain way, you're right. I hope it's possible to do this either with a mod or by editing the character files. I cross my fingers. The good thing is that I think it's something that interests a lot of storytellers and people who play the normal game and want to have a crazier character. I hope it can be done at some point. Anyway, when I said that I said it with anger, I really appreciate all the mods, and even the smallest ones offer things that are useful at some point.

Just because you personally don't have a use for them doesn't mean no one uses them. I can say for certain I would never use a walking styles mod because if I wanted that kind of junk, I would just play Sims 4, but I would never say you're not creating anything useful by doing so.

Do you want me to ask for forgiveness on my knees and crying? I have already made clear the context in which that statement was made and that I do not think that way. What more do you want?

Editing neighborhoods is still playing, though. If you're doing stuff ingame, you're playing the game. Everyone has their own playstyle and preferred things to do. Some people do legacy-play or challenges, some like to build houses or set up neighborhoods, some like to take pictures or make stories, and some like a bit of everything.

I don't do much "playing" either (as in legcay-style and such) - I mostly do staged pictures. But that's just my way of playing the game. Lately I've also done some neighborhood editing/building (setup for storytelling). It's all playing.

I'd say making CC/mods and editing game files is a form of playing the game too, even if you're technically not ingame when doing it - because it's strongly related to the game, and the stuff usually needs testing ingame afterward.

Gotta love putting a song into the nhood folder so it could be your neighborhood's theme song and it only seems to wanna play during the loading screens.