Question for others who play with aging off
So I've always played TS4 with aging off (I have attachment issues and don't want them to die) and now that I've started playing TS3 I'm doing the same. However, I've run into a bit of an issue; when ...
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I've just started a new save where i'll be rotating through all the premades (i'm playing only with base game and stuff packs).
Lifetime reward points are somehow a way to measure accomplishments in sim's lives. My method for aging is when a sim in a specific lifestage reachs a specific amount of lifetime reward points. For example, a child needs to reach 10,000 points to be able to age, while a YA needs 30,000. I can straight fulfill all wishes that i can pin or i can nitpick the wishes to fulfill... In the meantime i can do whatever i want with my sims cause not every action will add points, so i can make them skill in whatever i want, work in whatever relationship, have kids... but when they add that amount of points, they're aging.
Lifetime reward points are somehow a way to measure accomplishments in sim's lives. My method for aging is when a sim in a specific lifestage reachs a specific amount of lifetime reward points. For example, a child needs to reach 10,000 points to be able to age, while a YA needs 30,000. I can straight fulfill all wishes that i can pin or i can nitpick the wishes to fulfill... In the meantime i can do whatever i want with my sims cause not every action will add points, so i can make them skill in whatever i want, work in whatever relationship, have kids... but when they add that amount of points, they're aging.
