What world is everyone playing in right now?

None of the above. I am currently testing a world which I managed to create and am having real trouble persuading my sims to swim in the sea. This I don't understand because I left out the shark spawners ........ :)

I don't do challenges. I just play and narrate a story... :) If I have to pull something via cheat to make it feasible - it happens. ;) As of right now, it's every §50,000 they earn, they can put down one community building. :smirk: And they have to rebuild every house in town before they freeze to death come winter. :D Other than that, there's no hard or fast rules involved.

"Evalen;c-17549965" wrote:

"Keiomestre;c-17535878" wrote:
I haven’t played in a few months, but I was playing in Twinbrook before I stopped, with a family which used to live in Moonlight Falls.

Right now, I’m only playing the real world. ?

@Keiomestre
What is the real world, sorry not up to date on things

(completely tongue in cheek) @Evalen, ;) From what I hear it's not a fun world to play in. Money cheats are completely disabled and every so often...the town hall rips you off in taxes saying that your house is worth more than it really is. And the townies aren't as friendly. I'm thinking I'm going to stick to Sims 3. :D :mrgreen: RW world may be rendered in high-definition but it is so totally not worth it.

Evidently it's not meant for the vanilla player, these guys are playing with some serious modding. Especially since you can't stick your house down anywhere. Evidently they've hacked the coding which allows them to permit you to death along with banks and stuff like that. The police are even tougher too. None of this mano a mano fighting and beating up the robber. They have a tazer mod...and a lethal force mod. Yeah, the more I think about it, the more I want to stay in Sunset Valley.

Last time i played was in Apaloosa Plains, previously it was Setra and Mesa Grande.

"Keiomestre;c-17535878" wrote:
I haven’t played in a few months, but I was playing in Twinbrook before I stopped, with a family which used to live in Moonlight Falls.

Right now, I’m only playing the real world. ?

@Keiomestre
What is the real world, sorry not up to date on things

None. I’m currently playing in Roaring Heights and setting it up for the second part of the 1940s in my Decades Challenge.

Welp, I'm movin'. Kinda disappointed as I love Twinbrook but I've just put too much effort into fixing my games performance issues and carefully selecting my CC to thwarted by EAs routing errors. Last time I played in Twinbrook it wasn't as bad because I only had EA story progression and something went wrong early on, sims didn't move out or get married or have kids. They just died. So that'll fix a lot of routing errors. I just don't want to mess with it.

I think I may try Bridgewood. I'm making an assumption that it'll work since it's an @aaronrogers8i3 world and routing errors in his worlds has always meant that I did something to screw up a lot somewhere :D otherwise they are non-existent.

I voted Sunset Valley since that's where I'm playing at the moment, but usually I tend to jump around quite a bit between different worlds, I like variation in the settings and surroundings.

Riverview is my all time favorite, with the rural feel to it and all, but I like Lucky Palms and Sunlit Tides a lot too, and Twinbrook and Appaloosa Plains.

Midnight Hollow, Bridgeport and Lunar Lakes I don't care much for, and almost never play there. Aurora Skies is sort of nice, but it feels a bit too northern and cold for my taste, it was after all moulded to resemble Iceland as much as possible.

I've never played in any custom worlds, only EA made ones.

I got my game all set up in Los Aniegos, but when I started playing, it was frozen almost as much as it ran. I gave up and decided to do some editing of Bridgeport with the world editor, and I'm playing there now. It was also stuttering some, but I finally decided to get rid of most of the personality modules for NRaas Story Progression, plus two modules for NRaas Careers. I thought those might have something to do with it, since I hadn't had issues like this before, and hadn't used any of them before. I still have one of the personalities modules, and the SP skill module, which I also didn't have before, and it is now running smoothly. I suppose I could go back to LA and try it without the mods, but I got BP set up to my liking, so I'm going to stick with it.

@HillyBeth I voted Riverview but is only half right am switching between it and Sunlit Tides

Also I like your hottie sim avatar. :p

"Turjan;c-17537750" wrote:

"HillyBeth;c-17537584" wrote:

"Turjan;c-17536661" wrote:
I voted SV, because that's where my main family lives. However, I also have ongoing games in Cronor (part of the main game actually), Pleasantview, Mountain Lake, Bridgewood, Paradise and Manave Isles at the moment. I use Adventureland for building purposes.

How do you have one family split into two worlds?! Two separate save files?

No, by using the NRaas Traveler mod. The mod eliminates many of the bugs that come with vacations or trips to university, but it also allows you to use any world you want as vacation spot. Most important to your question, you can move families from one town to a different one, and Traveler makes sure all family connections and friends information stay intact. You will only be able to play one world at a time, while the other one stays frozen in the meanwhile, but time will stay synchronized (only if you want, of course), and you can switch between worlds any time by performing empty travels, which means using the travel mechanics without any sim actually traveling (traveling with a sim is, of course, also an option). The world you travel to will be updated as soon as you arrive.

This way, you can connect as many worlds as you like, although it's probably not really realistic to expect that you can juggle more than a handful at once, plus the WA worlds and university.

Thankfully I have that mod! Thanks for answering my question!!! <3