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The Sims 3: Generations


Trait rebellious

Rebellious is a lifestyle trait that was introduced with The Sims 3: Generations expansion pack. It conflicts with the Schmoozer trait, and is first available as a child.

Rebellious Sims take special pride in putting it to the man. Causing trouble (and getting out of it) is their speciality! Whether they're out after curfew or telling their boss they've had it, they'll no doubt take extra pleasure for it.

Attributes[]

  • The rebellious Sim's chances of getting caught while setting traps or causing pranks are greatly reduced.
  • The rebellious Sim's chances of getting caught while violating curfew are greatly reduced.
  • Rebellious Sims receive special moodlets and take great pride in interactions or abilities that are overly rebellious.

Player notes[]

  • Rebellious Sims can use the interaction "Troll on Forum" on a computer.
  • Rebellious Sims have a higher chance of getting the "Master Prankster" reputation.
  • Rebellious Sims get the "Rebel Ride" moodlet when riding a motorcycle.
  • Rebellious Sims get the "Sell-Out" moodlet from doing conformist actions, such as "sucking up" to their boss.
  • Rebellious Sims receive a "Fight the Power" moodlet from hacking, bribing or fighting bouncers, by joining a protest at the city hall, through trolling on forums, getting a tattoo, and other rebellious actions like insulting other Sims.
  • Rebellious Sims have a lower chance of getting caught by the police when sneaking out.

Special Moodlets[]

Icon Name Notes
Moodlet rebelride Rebel Ride Riding a Motorcycle
Moodlet beingasellout Sell-Out When a Rebellious teen begs for forgiveness after being punished for deviant behavior. Also can happen when Rebellious Sim takes the Suck Up to Boss option when working.
Moodlet fightthepower Fight the Power Deviant behavior. May also randomly appear at work.
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