The Sims 4 mod adds 200 relationship-based responses to social chats

Eohlo’s More Responses: Ask about Another Sim adds more than 200 relationship-based replies to The Sims 4 Get Together interaction, with the tone changing depending on whether the Sim being discussed is unknown, liked, loved, disliked, or part of a deeper relationship.

That matters most in ordinary play, where Ask About Another Sim often works as a quick gossip check between household members, clubmates, neighbors, and exes. Instead of hearing the same recycled lines, Sims can now react in ways that better match the relationship on the board, so a conversation about a stranger sounds different from one about a spouse, a best friend, or somebody a Sim cannot stand. In practice, that gives players more believable feedback during family dinners, neighborhood gossip, wedding parties, and the kind of messy social scenes that fill long-running saves.

The mod is an override file, not a brand-new social system, so it keeps the Get Together interaction players already know while making it far more detailed. CurseForge lists the file at 22.72 KB and says it supports The Sims 4 Get Together and game version 1.124.63. The project was uploaded on June 20, 2026, and its design goal is straightforward: make the game’s social feedback more granular, not just more verbose.

EA announced The Sims 4: Get Together in 2015, and the expansion launched in North America on December 8, 2015 and in Europe on December 10, 2015. The pack introduced Windenburg, a European-inspired world, along with social clubs, which made it one of the game’s most relationship-heavy expansions from the start. More than a decade later, Eohlo is still working inside that same social framework rather than replacing it.

The mod also lands in the middle of a wider push to make Sims relationships easier to read. EA’s July 23, 2024 update added Romantic Boundaries to the base game, and its August 8, 2024 update made date rejection through the Relationship Panel explicit with a Notification. Eohlo’s Patreon describes the creator as making response-based social interaction mods for The Sims 4, a niche that has grown around clearer panels, sharper notifications, and more expressive conversations.