Lack of Long-term gameplay in TS4
This video from Carl's Sims 4 guides explains the topic very well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zk06dk_G8bI It is very true that there isn't really much to do with your money besides build a...
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I obviously play it differently.
I've played the same family (with aging alternating between long and off) for 3.5 years, over 1000 hours. I watched it start as a couple when I created them to becoming a family with 9 children (some which have grown up and moved out, 5 of those are adopted). The youngest kids have become young adult recently but still playing the same generation. Haven't gotten bored yet.
I write stories and then recreate them. They live in Sulani and attend festivals 3-4x a week, the dad is a stay at home father, the mum writes books, the mum and oldest daughter go on trips to the jungle as both are very interested in archaeology, they enjoy the day-to-day island life.
I keep needs/money cheated up as I have no interest in a "Grinding" game, I play more to tell stories and simulate life.
I've played the same family (with aging alternating between long and off) for 3.5 years, over 1000 hours. I watched it start as a couple when I created them to becoming a family with 9 children (some which have grown up and moved out, 5 of those are adopted). The youngest kids have become young adult recently but still playing the same generation. Haven't gotten bored yet.
I write stories and then recreate them. They live in Sulani and attend festivals 3-4x a week, the dad is a stay at home father, the mum writes books, the mum and oldest daughter go on trips to the jungle as both are very interested in archaeology, they enjoy the day-to-day island life.
I keep needs/money cheated up as I have no interest in a "Grinding" game, I play more to tell stories and simulate life.
