How to create a legacy and stick with it
I was wondering how those of you who love playing legacy style manage to stick with it through so many generations. I have done it, but I think it was years ago when I was still playing Sims 3. Usu...
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I don't really like legacy style but I have a save where I'm at the eight generation. For me I guess the trick is to not play that save all the time. I have several saves, including a building save and a save with aging of that consist of my favourite sims.
I played in my legacy save for the first time in six months yesterday because I finally felt like it. Now I'm gonna wait a little though as the heir is halfway to YA (and I'm a bit bored) and I want her to be the test sim for when I get university XD
Maybe you shouldn't play rotationally with the legacy? Because that to me sounds super boring so I'm thinking maybe that's one of the reasons you don't enjoy it? Because it's the same family essentially.
I'd say the best thing to do is just not play the save if you get bored. You'll get back to it eventually, probably, maybe - hehe.
I played in my legacy save for the first time in six months yesterday because I finally felt like it. Now I'm gonna wait a little though as the heir is halfway to YA (and I'm a bit bored) and I want her to be the test sim for when I get university XD
Maybe you shouldn't play rotationally with the legacy? Because that to me sounds super boring so I'm thinking maybe that's one of the reasons you don't enjoy it? Because it's the same family essentially.
I'd say the best thing to do is just not play the save if you get bored. You'll get back to it eventually, probably, maybe - hehe.
