We need an inheritance system going on in the sims 4. Sims should be able to pass on shops, certain traits, money, clubs and buffs. Honestly, why does the sims mobile game coming out have it but sims 4 does not? There is so many good ideas in sims mobile why are they not in the sims 4.

The only The Sims game I know have an inheritance system is The Sims 2, and The Sims Stories are the same. I see The Sims Mobile's heirloom system as a way to collect things.But that's a thing I would like to see in The Sims 4. My sims unlock so much and their children move out.

Hm I might go back to the sims 2 been so long since I've played it. I just wish all my hard work, in some way passed on to my sims kids.

"Zoaea;c-15905340" wrote:I don't understand though, your active household keeps everything even after the death of the parent..? Many players move the children out one they're grown up.For player who keep all the sims in one house it doesn't seem a big problem. But for players who move the children out, it does. And most of them are rotational players. I just can't stick to only one household. The more the merrier.

I also like the idea of when the kids move out of their parents house take their own stuff from the house instead of fully starting a fresh.

"Zoaea;c-15905340" wrote:I don't understand though, your active household keeps everything even after the death of the parent..? Well yes and no they can take items with them when they move out but only items that fit in there inventory. They cant take money, witch makes no sense because if my teen or YA sim child works and makes lots of money their out of luck. The business you make only stays with the household so if you want to pass it to a offspring you have to keep them in that household.

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EgonVM
Seasoned Ace
8 years ago
The only The Sims game I know have an inheritance system is The Sims 2, and The Sims Stories are the same. I see The Sims Mobile's heirloom system as a way to collect things.
But that's a thing I would like to see in The Sims 4. My sims unlock so much and their children move out.
Cheekybits
8 years ago
Hm I might go back to the sims 2 been so long since I've played it. I just wish all my hard work, in some way passed on to my sims kids.
EgonVM
Seasoned Ace
8 years ago
"Zoaea;c-15905340" wrote:
I don't understand though, your active household keeps everything even after the death of the parent..?

Many players move the children out one they're grown up.
For player who keep all the sims in one house it doesn't seem a big problem. But for players who move the children out, it does. And most of them are rotational players. I just can't stick to only one household. The more the merrier.
kuma_fruma
8 years ago
I also like the idea of when the kids move out of their parents house take their own stuff from the house instead of fully starting a fresh.
Cheekybits
8 years ago
"Zoaea;c-15905340" wrote:
I don't understand though, your active household keeps everything even after the death of the parent..?

Well yes and no they can take items with them when they move out but only items that fit in there inventory. They cant take money, witch makes no sense because if my teen or YA sim child works and makes lots of money their out of luck. The business you make only stays with the household so if you want to pass it to a offspring you have to keep them in that household.
Briana2526
Seasoned Traveler
8 years ago
Yes inheritance is good especially in the Sims 2 and I also think we should add Wills.
Cheekybits
8 years ago
"Briana2425;c-15905782" wrote:
Yes inheritance is good especially in the Sims 2 and I also think we should add Wills.

I love the idea of Wills !
Fanphoria
8 years ago
"Briana2425;c-15905782" wrote:
Yes inheritance is good especially in the Sims 2 and I also think we should add Wills.

Yeah, I like this idea. It would also actually give you something to do when you get that "get their affairs in order" warning at the end of a sim's life.
xombiesue
8 years ago
agree 200%
JarldomKorea
8 years ago
I guess, inheritage taxes system is better than your idea. When one of family member die, the family must pay 10% of family assets.