How do you make your game more realistic?
I do a couple of things to add some more realism: 1. I never drag plates to a sink/trashcan. I make my sims clean them or if they're rich enough I hire a maid or a butler. But I never help them with ...
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I do numbers 1 and 2. And I try to be more realistic with activities and let my sims have a life rather than just skilling up. If I had to do number 3, my sims would never have any clothes cos they are always poor.
I thought, once and fleetingly lol, of making retail stores sims would have to visit to buy all their stuff instead of me doing it from buy mode. But I couldn't be bothered in the end.
I would love it if sims had to grocery shop, like in TS2. Or fish and grow their ingredients. I don't like buying from the fridge, it kind of makes it seem like a waste of time to grow veggies - there's no incentive.
Edit - I forgot, in some sims houses I do laundry too. But I don't think I could stand to do it in every house.
I thought, once and fleetingly lol, of making retail stores sims would have to visit to buy all their stuff instead of me doing it from buy mode. But I couldn't be bothered in the end.
I would love it if sims had to grocery shop, like in TS2. Or fish and grow their ingredients. I don't like buying from the fridge, it kind of makes it seem like a waste of time to grow veggies - there's no incentive.
Edit - I forgot, in some sims houses I do laundry too. But I don't think I could stand to do it in every house.
