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Way to not even make it look like one, Maxis.
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Exactly.
Werewolves don't stand there and bark all night, dig holes in your tulip garden, and pee on your stoop.
It is *almost* on the same level as that extended edition TT scene where Aragorn, Gimli and Legolas end up in a gigantic pile of skulls in Dunharrow. It looked almost like a bowl of captain crunch when the camera pans out.
The first few times I saw the bloody thing I had my sims chase it off as it was bothering all my other darling pets (which have far more personality than their owners sometime. Sims are there to serve sim pets half the time... And to stand in the wake of the common skunk attack.
). It wasn't until later that the werewolf thing clicked, thankfully I am quite content blaming Sim creators for their lack of proper werewolf ettiqute.
I was waiting for a rather sneeky but elegant dog to come strolling up and maybe howl once or twice to tempt my Sim's curiousity, or mine.
Ugh, I know about video card problems. My old computer had problems with the first sims, especially neighborhoods, so half the time I'd only see some lots, or it wouldn't finish loading the selected lot.
Meshes can be very annoying when the creator either gives you a vague link or none at all, and simply credits another creator. It can lead to a long search. Thankfully, most of the middle earth and related creators on the site are wonderful at giving credits and links. Most of the meshes are in the comment box below. Though, meshes are vital to downloads as bones are to muscle. The Download FAQ is a good stop. A little tedious, but good.
~ Ka