This is my understanding of what happens when a new short term sentiment tries to be added in on top of an existing one (only my understanding, I may have interpreted something wrong somewhere): – After all this happened – if the sentiment did get added – then it will impact other remaining sentiments generally by reinforcing those of same polarity and weakening those of different polarity. – If a major sentiment gets added and its polarity is opposite to that of existing minor sentiments, those will be removed. – If it’s positive and the current one is negative, if the current one is over 3/4 expired it will leave and be replaced, otherwise the current negative sentiment stays and the new one is not added. If the new one is positive or the same polarity as the one already there, it replaces it. This is my understanding of what happens when a new long term sentiment tries to be added in on top of an existing one (only my understanding, I may have interpreted something wrong somewhere): Only one major sentiment can be had at a time. There are two types of sentiments: Major Sentiments & Minor Sentiments. More on this in the next collapsible section. – They can be diminished or removed if a sentiment of opposite polarity is added.

– They can be removed if another sentiment is added and takes their place

– They have an ‘ expiration date’ like moodlets If you have played the game a bit since Sentiments were added, you may have noticed already that they are quite shifting. Advertisements - Notes about Sentiments & Implications for Mods using them - What can make a sentiment disappear

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