Aging off or on and why?
I have aging on for now. I play the same family over and over again. But now Im thinking of just letting my sim parents kids grow to the teen years and just turn aging off until an education expansi...
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I am a generation player so aging on and letting go if my Sims is important. But as I am also a rotational player and as someone who HAS to have some control, I only have aging on in the household I am playing in at each time and have aging off for everything else.
I also play on longest lifespan (that the game allows without mods) and with 28 day seasons. I do plan on aging some Sims manually especially in households I don't play as much in and are mostly support Sims or secondary characters but I usually just let my Sims age up and yes, die when their time comes. I have even killed some intentionally.
Now, that being said, it doesn't mean that I won't feel anything when my favorite Sims die but it has to happen. It happened with both Sims 2 and 3. But I always reserve the right of keeping them on as ghosts and usually invite them into the household (usually via the cheats because I am way too impatient). Not all of them of course.
I also play on longest lifespan (that the game allows without mods) and with 28 day seasons. I do plan on aging some Sims manually especially in households I don't play as much in and are mostly support Sims or secondary characters but I usually just let my Sims age up and yes, die when their time comes. I have even killed some intentionally.
Now, that being said, it doesn't mean that I won't feel anything when my favorite Sims die but it has to happen. It happened with both Sims 2 and 3. But I always reserve the right of keeping them on as ghosts and usually invite them into the household (usually via the cheats because I am way too impatient). Not all of them of course.
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