Edith's mood is determined by moon phases
Only recently I've noticed that there seems to be a pattern with Edith, that she'd be in a playful mood when there is a half moon. So I thought the sims wiki would have better info on this, but the only info relating Edith to the moon is the epitaph on her tombstone which we can view in-game.
Eventually I went to browse the game files and saw a tuning which confirms that Edith's moods are determined by lunar cycles. I made the diagram for my own use, and continued to observe Edith when I had other reasons to visit Crow's Crossing — I don't have an active household in this part of Ravenwood, yet.
Despite the tuning stating that Edith would be Very Angry during full moons, she was always Enraged in that 3 times I saw here in a full moon. So the tuning file might not be entirely accurate, but still I'd like to share this info. Other than that, I have yet to see a green colored Edith's Mark in-game, which I included in the image. It's all red marks — on the well's interactions, and the obtained milestone as well.
Only recently I've noticed that there seems to be a pattern with Edith, that she'd be in a playful mood when there is a half moon. So I thought the sims wiki would have better info on this, but the only info relating Edith to the moon is the epitaph on her tombstone which we can view in-game.
Eventually I went to browse the game files and saw a tuning which confirms that Edith's moods are determined by lunar cycles. I made the diagram for my own use, and continued to observe Edith when I had other reasons to visit Crow's Crossing — I don't have an active household in this part of Ravenwood, yet.
Despite the tuning stating that Edith would be Very Angry during full moons, she was always Enraged in that 3 times I saw here in a full moon. So the tuning file might not be entirely accurate, but still I'd like to share this info. Other than that, I have yet to see a green colored Edith's Mark in-game, which I included in the image. It's all red marks — on the well's interactions, and the obtained milestone as well.