Do you turn on aging?

When I play with aging on, it's active household and NPCs only. I do have some saves that are mostly aging off, though I do occasionally turn on aging for NPCs - otherwise, babies would never age up lol.

At least when I’m playing just one active household. I haven’t done rotational in a while…

Aging is off and I age up my played family when I feel ready. NPCs never age. They are eternally stuck at whatever age they were when introduced to the game. For example, Cassandra Goth (2014) and Sofia Bjergsen (2015) are still teens in my game. They were friends with my young adult sim Juliette, when she was a teen, and now with Juliette's teen daughter.

I used to enable aging for everyone, but a few months ago I started disabling it only for my active household and I like it so much better. I just age them up when I feel it's the right time.

It depends on the storyline I am playing for the many different households/communities I play. Some have aging on - normal or long life. Some have unplayed and NPC on while active house is off and aged up by birthday cake. Some are just completely aging off.

For the most part, I don't play with aging on, it's off for all. That said, I have had it on in the past, and when it has been on, it's only active household only.

Mostly turned off, but some times will enable it at long for awhile.

I felt this was the closest option. In my main save I play rotationally and enable aging for active household and periodically unplayed/NPC sims. My other saves are either aging off or aging on for everyone.

Ageing is enabled for active household only and I play each of my households for 4 days per sim year (28 day seasons).

Then on the last household per year I turn it on for npcs for those 4 days only so that they keep pace with all of my played sims.

"simgirl1010;c-18277342" wrote:
Aging is off and I age up my played family when I feel ready. NPCs never age.

Same!