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@CathyTea: Thank you so much for having read my legacy and given me such thorough feedback, I really appreciate it!
It's reassuring to hear that my Sims aren't falling flat on their face. I was afraid I was being too distant with them. I am getting more attached to CeeCee though (unfortunately, Generation 1 ended too soon for me to grow to love Candice as much :( ) and I'm glad that can be read in the story :)
As for the tip about the walls - I'd read that in another blog and I always forget to think about it when I'm taking pictures. Thanks for the reminder, I'll try and be more diligent in the future. It's true that now that I look at the pictures where I did raise the walls, they look a lot more intimate than the ones where the wals aren't up!
I'll give the autonomous romance a shot in my pinstar/random legacy. For the challenge I'm currently doing, I think the rules on the spouse are too limiting to let my heirs be totally autonomous. I would just get too impatient hahaha.
It's true that toddlers would be a lot of addition work, especially considering that school and work are a lot more challenging now. But, still ... I felt like it brought the parents closer when they had to teach those toddlers some essential life skills (or made them more distant if they didn't!)
Thanks :) I have big plans for CeeCee that I'm anxious to get to. My problem is that I always want to rush the storyline hahaha. Gosh darn Sims for having such long lives (and I have an age-reducing mod too ... that's how impatient I am hahaha!)
Will you be posting up your Three Little Sims challenge when you get around to it? It would be a lot of fun to read :p One Simmer in the challenge forum posted some screenshots of her attempt at the challenge and it just cracked me up!
It's reassuring to hear that my Sims aren't falling flat on their face. I was afraid I was being too distant with them. I am getting more attached to CeeCee though (unfortunately, Generation 1 ended too soon for me to grow to love Candice as much :( ) and I'm glad that can be read in the story :)
As for the tip about the walls - I'd read that in another blog and I always forget to think about it when I'm taking pictures. Thanks for the reminder, I'll try and be more diligent in the future. It's true that now that I look at the pictures where I did raise the walls, they look a lot more intimate than the ones where the wals aren't up!
I'll give the autonomous romance a shot in my pinstar/random legacy. For the challenge I'm currently doing, I think the rules on the spouse are too limiting to let my heirs be totally autonomous. I would just get too impatient hahaha.
It's true that toddlers would be a lot of addition work, especially considering that school and work are a lot more challenging now. But, still ... I felt like it brought the parents closer when they had to teach those toddlers some essential life skills (or made them more distant if they didn't!)
Thanks :) I have big plans for CeeCee that I'm anxious to get to. My problem is that I always want to rush the storyline hahaha. Gosh darn Sims for having such long lives (and I have an age-reducing mod too ... that's how impatient I am hahaha!)
Will you be posting up your Three Little Sims challenge when you get around to it? It would be a lot of fun to read :p One Simmer in the challenge forum posted some screenshots of her attempt at the challenge and it just cracked me up!
