I can see a storyline about twins, one born lucky and the other unlucky.Hexagonal has stated that the assigned traits will not be repeated in a pixel if they already have the personality that reflects it-ie, a Libra (notoriously lazy) will not be assigned the 'couch potato' trait because the mod checks for the personality when assigning random traits.As for 'too many traits', the mod does have a limit built into it so that traits do not exceed what TS3 had-which is 5 traits for an adult, and 3 for children. There are few more factors to consider: the TS2 gameplay is quite different from the TS3 one so it's impossible to get an exact replica of the original traits and, as you pointed out, one or more modders might come up with the same custom trait that acts in a slightly different way.I guess that, at least at the beginning, it would be easier to just 'adapt' the originals and then, eventually, I'm sure it will be possible to create completely new ones and, probably, some of the new ones introduced in TS4. From the modder?I mean, the few times I've played TS3 I wasn't very interested in the traits, nor I have played enough to see how the affect the gameplay, so I'm not very interested in having a direct 3t2 trait system, although I find the idea very intriguing! I'm just waiting to get a decent amount of custom traits before adding them to my game.I'm happy of the ideas I have read so far, I think that Hexagonal-bipyramid is doing a great job and I'm glad he/she found out how to implement them in the game. Should we use the same traits and interpret them differently if needed or make new ones? Will the Sims 3 definitions hold with a new audience who might be interpreting them for the first time or are modders just going to be implementing Sims 3 ideas in Sims 2? (I doubt this, as I already see lots of new ideas for them.) I think it's all going to be very interesting to see what happens with it, and I'd like to hear your ideas about how they can be interpreted.

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