Multiple Household Gameplay Tips
I have recently started playing more than building and decided to go achievement hunting and playthrough some generations. I started my first family and have a decent amount of achievements already. ...
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"Metior_Ice;c-17995312" wrote:
There are random phone calls about couples that want to try for baby.... If you tell them to go ahead, you can have unplayed households produce new sims.
Furthermore, my current household has a teen that built up the conflict resolution character value because of many negative relationships that developed between my rotation sims and random townies I never saw while playing their households.
@Metior_Ice I don't usually get phone calls asking questions like that... or I don't realize thats what it is and just close it out before even looking, I'll have to pay more attention.
I usually try and have the children develop the conflict resolution trait anyway but I didn't even think of it helping in that way. It will be a requirement now.
"SheriSim57;c-17995447" wrote:
I love playing rotationally, many of my sims visit other rotational sims and get to know them. It keeps you from getting bored if families are different…..different jobs, different hobbies, different likes and dislikes, different types of households.
@SheriSim57 Thats what I aim to do too, keep all the sims different so that I never get bored, and I can cover more ground trying to get achievements and more generations.
