How Does Rotational Play Affect Progress?
I know the basic idea of rotating households; you spend time with one family, then switch to a different family and play them for a while. However, I've never done it before, and want to try. If I...
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"EgonVM;c-18180546" wrote:"phantasmkiss;c-18180373" wrote:
@simmerorigin That might be a little too strict to start out with. I agree that it wouldn't have been a problem with earlier versions, but I've got seasons, festivals, and whatnot. Thank you for all the information, though! I'll see if I can find a compromise, since Sims 4 is so different (except for those loading screens)
@EgonVM Thank you so much for answering that. I think I'll stick with any university Sims while they're enrolled, just in case. If my Sims get an F, I want them to deserve it from partying too much.
Indeed... Though the fact is that if you don't reenroll them and they live in an university housing, they'll have to move out.
I usually reenroll them in one course and then rotate away, but then after that their GPA takes a hit and they will be on academic probation.
But... I do have one idea. I need to test it out and come back to tell how the idea worked, but the idea is like this:
- Enroll them into once course.
- Stay with them and make sure they'll study so they'll get a good grade.
- Rotate away before the exam day and come back whenever you can after the exam day.
In theory, it could prevent F and let them continue being in the university housing.
But as I said, I'll test it out.
Happy to share that the test sim got A+! Didn't get to see her report card because I was away, buy her GPA tells everything I need to know.
So yeah, it works.
If you want to be extra safe, submit all term papers, do all presentations, and do all the exams and rotate away before the report card shows up.
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