Continued use of these apps may cause your IP to be blocked indefinitely. This triggers our anti-spambot measures, which are designed to stop automated systems from flooding the site with traffic. Some unofficial phone apps appear to be using GameFAQs as a back-end, but they do not behave like a real web browser does.Using GameFAQs regularly with these browsers can cause temporary and even permanent IP blocks due to these additional requests. If you are using Maxthon or Brave as a browser, or have installed the Ghostery add-on, you should know that these programs send extra traffic to our servers for every page on the site that you browse.The most common causes of this issue are: Hyper!: Giving them an energy drink when not Tired or Exhausted will make them Hyper! This is not a bad thing and doesn't affect the other categories but it makes your character move faster.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. This status can fade away or go away with regular sleep or an energy drink. Chamomile tea or antibiotics can give this effect too.Įxhausted: Just like Tired, but it will last longer and can even happen in the day if you left them awake playing with them at night. Note that reversing day and night in Settings will not make this status go away. Tired: This status will mostly appear at night when they need to sleep. Even if you buy them food, it is best to still prepare them a meal anyway. Give them food as soon as you can because health goes down with it. Starving: If food isn't given to them and their food supply is low or empty, they could starve. They must leave themselves, you may not pick them up. When the meal is done, get them to sit down for the meal and let them eat until they leave the table. Get an adult to prepare a meal for the family. It isn't a bad thing, they'll get hungry from time to time. Hungry: After a while they will reach this status. Otherwise they should return to another status, but there are rare cases where a character can have three symptoms, if any at all. If they show up with another symptom right after, they could have a serious or grave infection and need penicillin or vancomycin. This status appears after old age or longer neglect before they die.Ī bit sick: If a character is in this status, you will need to give the medication they need as seen in their Action. Weak: Very similar to the above but they will walk slower.Įxtremely weak: This is the hardest status to get out of. Giving fruit, hand sanitizer, multivitamins, or making them exercise outdoors can heal them. After a partner and/or child dies, they will be deeply depressed with barely any blue bar in the Happiness meter and will be harder to please.Ī bit weak: This status shows that health declined to less than half. Depressed characters will sometimes have the action "Feeling down" or "Feeling depressed" to show that they need your love. If a new heir to the house is unmarried, sometimes they will be in this status until proposed.ĭepressed: If a character is neglected for too long, they will be depressed and will take more time to make them happy. It is generally easy to get them happier just by praising them or giving them candy. Yummy candy, career promotions, marriage and new children (if they wanted kids) will help make them Elated.Ī bit blue: When a character has this status, they might need a tad more attention.
A character's happiness bar needs to be at least halfway blue to be Happy.Įlated: This is the only status better than Happy. They are Happy when they enter the house for the first time as an adult.
Happy: This is the main status that the characters will have unless something is going on to give them a different status. This status can be fixed by taking a shower or using the sink. Not Feeling Fresh (or Not Feeling Clean in Virtual Families 3): This is the only status that does not correlate with the details screen. La forma de Solucionar Este Problema es simplemente Darles Una ducha. Sin fresca Sentia: Este es el unico estado Que No PARTICIPAN con SUS Detalles.
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