New infant update rant
Hi all! I thought I'd share my thoughts on the patch and it's gonna be a fairly emotional rant, so if you don't like this, just move along please! 🙂 First things first, I've been playing with these...
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@pingvinskin I could have sworn I saw it in the patch notes, though I can’t find it now. But found the updated lengths! Thankfully we can redo our math.
https://simscommunity.info/2023/03/15/the-sims-4-life-span-update-sim-age/
https://simscommunity.info/2023/03/15/the-sims-4-life-span-update-sim-age/
- @PipMenace That's great they're adding a few more days to adult life stage but like you said in an earlier comment, we'll have to focus on family right away 😬.
- @pingvinskin But they added 13 days to adult life stages and only 5 to childhood life stages. So they’ve actually improved the ratio.
@PipMenaceOh, you're right. Adult is 42 days now, I mixed it up. But still let's see a sim has a kid as early as day 1 of young adulthood + 3 days of pregnancy. The kid will be there when a parent has 24-25 days left in young adulthood. The kid grows into ya in 48 days and by that time the parent will be an elder already with 10-11 days left till death. Better than nothing of course but still barely enough to give the kids time to, you know, go to college, get a job, build a life for them and then start their own family. If we skip all that altogether then yeah, an elder will be able to see their first grandchild before death but like I said, it's family straight away.
Edit: turning aging off for college is actually a great idea, even though it's still a workaround. Gotta see if that makes sense in my game, cause I play rotationally (like in ts2)
