"cyncie;c-18124552" wrote:
My mom is 88 and she is still completely independent. Has she slowed down a bit? Sure. But she’s a far cry from the stereotypical “old folk” we have in game. I’m retired myself, but most people think I’m in my 40’s, not just based on appearance, but on approach to life. If 60 is the new 40, you’d never know it in The Sims.
Well, I'm 32 and my parents are "mid adults" between 55 to 59. That new life stage can add some new interactions and a proper transitory age between adult to elder, so mid adults sims can learn a crafting hobbie easier, restoring cars, complain about hot water (water heaters/boiler included in this pack concept), having a hobbies club, retirement parties and silver wedding anniversary.
