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Sims 4 Werewolves: How To Lower & Manage Fury

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Even though every werewolf is different, one thing that all of them have in common is that they are all full of Fury. Once they reach their limit, there’s no telling what will happen. Having your sim go on constant rampages from being annoyed by everything can be difficult to control not to mention watch. If you too have an extremely Fury-ous werewolf as a sim then this is the guide for you. Learn how to manage your werewolves and lower their Fury in Sims 4.

How to Manage Fury in Sims 4 Werewolves

How to Manage Fury in Sims 4 Werewolves

Your werewolves have a temperament that needs to be controlled in order to manage their Fury. However, this is not the only factor that affects werewolves in this game. Your sim’s Fury is constantly growing and when you engage in werewolf activities, this will increase your Fury that much faster. This will make your sim transform and go about its werewolf desires as it sees fit.

If you do not want your werewolf to transform constantly then you must fight against the beast within. This means that you must avoid the following:

  • Fighting or roughhousing with other werewolves
  • Spending excessive amounts of time in werewolf form
  • Using your werewolf abilities and powers a lot
  • Spending time outside and under the full moon
  • Doing stuff that will peeve your werewolf and their temperament

Coming back to temperament, this guide has everything that you need to know about the same.

There are mainly four types of temperaments. These are playful, dramatic, aggressive, and cuddly. Some of these are good while some of these, you need to watch out for.

Keep your werewolf away from all these triggers and you should be able to manage as well as lower the Fury of your werewolves.

This was your guide on how to manage werewolves and lower their Fury in Sims 4. If you liked this article then check out this one on everything you should know about the Werewolf books in Sims 4.

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