u/CarsonFijal

I was wondering if anyone made (or would know how to make) a mod that lets you assign titles to your Sim that attach to their name, just like the nobility titles in Royalty & Legacy, but don’t depend on your Sim being in the Noble career or having a spouse/parent who is, and sticks with them regardless of other factors.

Like if I want my Sim to have a title that is as lofty and important as nobility, but isn’t exactly nobility, and doesn’t confer a related title onto their family.

Or to assign “noble” titles onto others, like how in real royal families, a king’s siblings and grandkids are called princes too, not just their children.

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So Set fits Fergus with a mechanical prosthetic arm, and he has constant problems with it throughout the game.

We also see Set perform an organic transplant of a cat's head onto a monkey's body, and BJ's head onto a bio-engineered super-soldier body. Both of these transplants go off without a hitch, and the highly different biological systems work harmoniously without any obvious complications or side-effects. (that we're told of)

Which makes me wonder, if Set is able to perform realistically impossible BIOLOGICAL/ORGANIC transplants like this and have them work perfectly, would it have been possible, and would it have had better results, if Set had taken a real human arm (like maybe off a slain Nazi) and transplanted it onto Fergus's arm instead of giving him the robotic one?

I keep seeing people posting the theory (I'm not saying I believe it or I don't, that's a discussion for another post) that Mitch McConnell is some stage of either dying or dead, and they're keeping him on life support, (or just not reporting his death?) because they want to avoid declaring his seat vacant until August 3rd, to avoid calling a special election for his seat, because they're afraid Thomas Massie might run in it and win, which he couldn't do in the normal election because the deadlines are already past.

But one issue with that theory sticks out to me, I've asked it in a couple other subreddits and not gotten an answer.

If my understanding is correct, if a special election is called for a seat that's already up for re-election in the midterms, that does not cancel the normal election. It just holds a special election at the same time, the special determines who holds the seat for a short period in November/December, while the normal election determines who holds the seat when the new Congress starts in January.

So if all that happened, and Thomas Massie were to win a special election for McConnell's seat, it would be like "Hey, congrats Thomas, you're now a US Senator! ... For like maybe a month and a half during the lame duck period."

Why would that be worth it for any of the parties involved? Worth it for Massie to run, or worth it for leadership to stage a whole death coverup to stop Massie from running?