Are You a Restart Game Addict or...
Are you the kind of Simmer who sticks with one game for years and years or are you like me and struggling to stick with one game for any amount of time? How long do you stick with the same game? Wh...
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I have a feeling I need to keep my sim single longer. I love being a family person in real life, so I keep figuring I want to in sims. But that's when I quit. I think I need to stick with a single sim until I'm really happy with their progress and can actually shift focus to the husband or child. I find it frustrating diving my focus up between sims. Maybe that's my problem. I don't think I've ever played with just one sim. I should try that. 🤯 You may have just solved the issue for me, lol. thank you!!!
Having just one Sim to take care of is a lot of fun, too, because they can do whatever they want, and you can focus on them without having to look after the others. I currently have two households with single Sims, both of them daughters of my main household. They're all grown up now and have their own places, and it makes for a rather different gameplay than with the whole family because that family was larger than I had intended - the couple ended up having five kids, and that was really, really stressful for both them and me 😁
I always enjoy playing with those two in their respective households; one lives in a penthouse in San Myshuno, the other has a cute little house in Windenburg. Both are very happy singles, focus on their careers, go out with their friends or on dates, and in general, they have a lot of fun and the odd non-committal woohoo 😁 At this point, I can't see either of them getting into a serious relationship or married with kids. The oldest one got to help raise her four siblings, I think the last thing she wants is to be a mum herself 😁
That sounds fun! I think that's how I'm going to try for a while. Maybe one science baby to have an heir...but I don't even know about that. I may keep her single for a long time while I'm experiencing the careers and adding one pack at a time to enjoy things at a slower pace.
