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Kimmer_one
5 years agoSeasoned Ace
I have troubles of playing with several households rotationally in the same save because of the gardening. Almost all my Sims have gardens and Seasons made it difficult because if I have several households to play and I make the current family that I play plant seasonal crops, for example spring crops, and then I play the other households it will be completely another season when I come back to play that household. I will often end up with crops not growing and there is not much progress. The crops are going to be dormant and I have to plant new seasonal crops and then they don't have time to progress either. It's impossible to make a living with gardening.
Gardening is one of my favorite things to do in Sims 4, so it's a huge annoyance. It's one of the reasons I'm not the biggest fan of Seasons. I have few saves in which I do play rotationally but mostly I have just one played household per save and I rotate between them, it saves me from losing my nerves.
There are also other annoyances for playing rotationally in the same save. If I want to keep the age of my Sims and their friends in sync I have to keep aging off and do it manually because the Sims that I don't currently play will age too fast. I hate it because I want to play, not fiddle with every Sims birthdays. I know I can have only active household age but then I have to always play every household the same amount of time and I don't like it, too much stress and "rules".
Also what to do with unplayed households then? My households can have mutual premade or randomly generated Sims as friends and if I keep the aging off or on with them they will either age up too fast or don't age up at all. :/
It's too much of a hassle and stress for me, so I only keep these kind of saves very limited and usually only play with families that have children who have moved out (only 2-3 different households per save) and I keep the aging on long lifespan for all Sims. I only play with Maxis Sims in the same save with a lot of Sims rotationally because none of them are actually my Sims and the gameplay is more chaos like anyway.
Gardening is one of my favorite things to do in Sims 4, so it's a huge annoyance. It's one of the reasons I'm not the biggest fan of Seasons. I have few saves in which I do play rotationally but mostly I have just one played household per save and I rotate between them, it saves me from losing my nerves.
There are also other annoyances for playing rotationally in the same save. If I want to keep the age of my Sims and their friends in sync I have to keep aging off and do it manually because the Sims that I don't currently play will age too fast. I hate it because I want to play, not fiddle with every Sims birthdays. I know I can have only active household age but then I have to always play every household the same amount of time and I don't like it, too much stress and "rules".
Also what to do with unplayed households then? My households can have mutual premade or randomly generated Sims as friends and if I keep the aging off or on with them they will either age up too fast or don't age up at all. :/
It's too much of a hassle and stress for me, so I only keep these kind of saves very limited and usually only play with families that have children who have moved out (only 2-3 different households per save) and I keep the aging on long lifespan for all Sims. I only play with Maxis Sims in the same save with a lot of Sims rotationally because none of them are actually my Sims and the gameplay is more chaos like anyway.
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