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 have the sims clean up dishes too, instead of dragging to trash or sink.
I try as much as possible to use the high chair instead of letting toddlers be self-sufficient, cause how many toddlers IRL can reach up to the counter to grab their food and walk with it to the couch? But yes the high chair is frustrating.
I just added a mod where sims don't get the default $20k when they move to a new household. Instead starting funds will be $0. They will need to be gifted money from their parents to move in somewhere (now easy to gift with Seasons). This is new to my game; I'll see how it plays out.
I was just thinking it would be cool to set up a super furniture store that they have to buy everything from, but that may be too much trouble. Hmmm.
I try as much as possible to use the high chair instead of letting toddlers be self-sufficient, cause how many toddlers IRL can reach up to the counter to grab their food and walk with it to the couch? But yes the high chair is frustrating.
I just added a mod where sims don't get the default $20k when they move to a new household. Instead starting funds will be $0. They will need to be gifted money from their parents to move in somewhere (now easy to gift with Seasons). This is new to my game; I'll see how it plays out.
I was just thinking it would be cool to set up a super furniture store that they have to buy everything from, but that may be too much trouble. Hmmm.
