Cats and Dogs VS Time Management
Out of curiosity here, how is everyone making out with managing their sims daily schedules and activites since the addition of the Cats and Dogs EP? Prior to the release of C&D I already found the ...
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"HalloMolli;c-16163932" wrote:"Dijktafone;c-16163924" wrote:"HalloMolli;c-16163922" wrote:"MidnightAura;c-16163916" wrote:
You think? I don't agree. I hate households like that in the sims 2 they are far, far easier to deal with.
Yup, now you convinced me. We clearly must be playing different games o:)
Oh yes! I remember my first set of twin toddlers in the sims 2... That Mayhem!
YES! Exactly ^^ ."MidnightAura;c-16163927" wrote:
@Dijktafone I don't think the sims 4 game is the hardest. It's not, it's the easiest. What my biggest annoyance of the game is how time management works. Because sims in the sims 4 take forever to do something as simple as eat a bowl of cereal I can't maximise their time efficiently. In the previous games time management is better so I get more done and I'm not sitting about watching sims play a 10 hour game of bowling.
I especially agree with the bolted but Well, not with the last part, though. Because you can still maximize their free time efficiently with the given resources and under the given conditions. However, I agree that they Need to adjust the idle- (the time sims are accessable for multi-tasking during an Animation cycle). If they did that sims would gain 50% more time. That's huge if you consider that sims eat and drink several times a day + the idle-phase can be reduced with other activities as well (I look at you Bowling)!
I despise their Idle time too, mostly because that's the moment family members usually chose to throw a conversation-sneak-attack. Once, I tried to level-up Dina Caliente's Mixology skill, in a household where 3 other sims live. Well that wasn't efficient time-management-wise.
AAck, double post :(
