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Compatible with v1.66.139 of The Sims 4. Older game versions are not supported.

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v1.5.3

• Fixed to be compatible with Patch 1.66.139

v1.5.2

• Fixed issues with the breastfeeding add on
  Female sims can now breastfeed their children, as can male Omegas.
• Added additional check for Omega autonomy
  Additional check to deal with the Active trait autonomy leftovers.

v1.5.1

• Fixed issues with Separation Sickness
  Omegas in heat and Alphas in rut will have their separation timer reverse correctly whilst in heat.
• Fixed issues with Omega autonomy
  Omegas should no longer get the "Needs activity" moodlets from the Active trait.
• Changed the jj.unmate cheat output
  The output should now be less misleading.

v1.5.0

• Fixed to be compatible with Patch 1.63.133
• Added mating for Alphas and Omegas
  For Alphas and Omegas with high romantic relationships, they can choose to "Mate" with another sim.
  Mating with another sim will trigger a heat or rut soon after (for Omegas and Alphas respectively).
• Added Separation Sickness
  Mated sims who are apart from their mate(s) for more than ~ 2 days will begin to feel uncomfortable and upset.
  After ~ 3 days apart, the mating will lapse. This mating lapsing is deadly for Omegas.
  Separation sickness decays slightly faster for Omegas and slightly slower for Alphas.
  Mated sims can Reaffirm their Mating, in order to re-max their separation timers.
• Added Separation Sickness Preventors
  A safe version of the Separation Sickness Preventor can be found in Aunt Mai's Emporium and in Uncle Rick's Store.
  A dodgy version of the Separation Sickness Preventor can be found in Cousin Jack's Market
• Added additional effects for heats and ruts
  Mated Alphas and Omegas will be far less aroused by other nearby Alphas and Omegas who are not their mate(s).
  Unmated Alphas and Omegas will know if they're being aroused by a mated Alpha or Omega, and react accordingly (depending on their stage of heat or rut).
• Added the jj.unmate cheat
  Whilst there is no way to unmate in normal gameplay, this cheat allows the mating between two sims to be removed, without its deadly effects for Omegas.
  Sims with multiple mates can choose which mate to remove.
• Enabled breastfeeding for male Omegas
  Male Omegas can now choose to breastfeed or bottle-feed their babies.
• Adjusted Omegaverse logo features
  Omegaverse menus now appear orange.
  The new circular logo will appear next to Omegaverse menus, rather than the old fish.
• Added new lot traits
  New "No Alphas" and "No Omegas" lot traits are available in build mode.
  NPC Alphas and Omegas will not visit the respective lots.
  Playable Alphas and Omegas visiting "No Alphas" or "No Omegas" lots will receive negative moodlets.
• Increased Cousin Jack's Market's potential stock
  Cousin Jack's Market will now stock 5 possible items, rather than 4, to accommodate for the new preventor.
• General Bug Fixes:
  Fixed issues with Alphas becoming "broken" at the end of each rut cycle. For those on the public version, this will reset all your Alphas' rut cycles.
  Fixed typos and errors in supplement sickness and separation sickness remedies.
  Fixed buff reasons for many heat/rut buffs caused by Alphas or Omegas.

Further Details

• Mating
  Only Alphas and Omegas have the option to mate with another sim, under the Romance section of the social menu. They can mate with anyone with whom they have a high romantic relationship, irrelevant of A/B/O status.
  There is a chance of mating failing, in which case sims will be embarassed. After two sims agree to mate, they will continue on to Woohoo. If there is no bed on the lot, they will get a routing error (but it's as if they just couldn't get to the bed or you moveobjects-d something in front of the bed).
  A sim can have multiple mates, but there is nothing currently in place to avoid jealousy. If you wish for a sim to have multiple mates, I recommend using MCCC or Wicked Whim's anti-jealousy settings.
  When an Alpha or Omega mates, they receive a hidden buff which will make them enter a heat or rut after about a day or so. This will only happen if they mate whilst not in heat/ rut, in which case they will not have another heat/ rut until their heat/ rut cycle triggers one.
• Separation Sickness
  Mates who have been apart for more than 2 days will begin to miss each other. If the mates do not spend time together after beginning to miss them, they will become uncomfortable as the effects of separation sickness continues. Omegas who do not see their mate(s) for more than 3 days will die as a result of separation sickness. If an Alpha or Beta is separated for their mate for more than 3 days, their mating will lapse and they will no longer be mates. Separation Sickness will only enter it's final, deadly stage for active sims. So if you're playing A/O mates, and the Alpha is active in the final hours of separation sickness, the mating will simply lapse, rather than the Omega dying. (It's kinda complicated, and hard to explain ...)
  The separation sickness preventors give an extra day and a half where a sim can be separate from their mate(s). However, Jack's preventor has a chance of failing, and increasing the speed at which separation sickness progresses, as well as having the same chance of side-effects and supplement sickness which his other supplements have.
• Breastfeeding
  The breastfeeding add on overrides the EA XML file for breastfeeding. This unfortunately means that it will conflict with any other breastfeeding mods.
  The add on is separate for this reason, so you can remove it if you wish to use another breastfeeding mod. As always, there are no other (known) conflicts in Omegaverse.
• Lot Traits
  When using the "No Alphas" or "No Omegas" lot traits, NPC sims will leave the lot when they instance in if they are Alphas or Omegas. This does not apply to service sims, such as bartenders, etc.
  If a playable Alpha visits a "No Alphas" lot, or similarly for Omegas, they will receive a "Shouldn't Be Here" moodlet for as long as they are on the lot.