5 years ago
[FIXED] Bills are really high
Product: The Sims 4 Platform:PC Which language are you playing the game in? English How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%) What is your current game version number? Latest patch 11/17...
@ValiantRedKnight That's the whole lot. She's Off the Grid so she has solar panels, two turbines, dew collectors, 6 garden boxes. No computer, TV, or electronics at all. Her toilet and shower are off the grid functional (she collects water) and she cooks with a grill.
@crinrict I think so too. I was so used to the lower taxes for five months that it shocked me to be paying over double what I was normally paying before. I couldn't take a picture of the billing information for some reason but the property taxes were almost $3K and the power and water were nothing (off the grid) but the Tax Breaks and Penalties were almost the same amount as the property taxes.
@DDWard1972 wrote:@crinrict I think so too. I was so used to the lower taxes for five months that it shocked me to be paying over double what I was normally paying before. I couldn't take a picture of the billing information for some reason but the property taxes were almost $3K and the power and water were nothing (off the grid) but the Tax Breaks and Penalties were almost the same amount as the property taxes.
I disagree. I looked at a save of mine on a similar style lot (it actually has more stuff on it possibly) and the lot is valued at 34,000 currently and the property part of the bill is only a little less than 1,000. Your Sim living in a starter home with a few eco things should *not* be paying 4000 in bills unless you've gone absolutely nuts with expensive items and your property value is high. My Sims living on property that's a bit more expensive (44k) only pay about 2k in bills (and that's with a 300 penalty cuz I forgot I needed at least one solar panel). On top of *that* I went and looked at the Goth house and they're property bill is 9k on a 214k lot. For a bill as high as 4k your Sim would need to be living on a lot that's probably in the 70-90k range. *Highly* doubt their lot costs that much with just a starter house, a garden, and some eco stuff.