Neighborhood Stories and Single Sims
I've been playing a test save to see what the Neighborhood Stories feature will actually do in my latest save. I only have the base game active and placed several vacant homes in Newcrest. I disable...
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Well, I continued testing and it does seem that the game will generate some children when traveling to a few community lots - it created 2 that I ran across. The families actually stayed out of the houses even though Move In was available to them and the houses had more than enough beds, etc.
Then I tried MCCC and it filled up all the houses with any sims it could find but it was a bit disturbing that every home was occupied with a single sim only - that's fine for the starter homes but the big family homes it seems to be such a waste to put the elder teacher from High School Years in the big expensive home in Willow Creek.
I guess the only way to have the worlds actually evolve and do so with any real sense is to turn off all stories and progression and just rotate in to each home and create the world that way. It's a lot more work than I really want to do but all the mod did was give me single sim families in every available home. Not really what I had hoped. I really didn't want to have to create families for every home either.
Still looking for ways to make my neighborhoods come to life and not have to play every single family - any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated!
Then I tried MCCC and it filled up all the houses with any sims it could find but it was a bit disturbing that every home was occupied with a single sim only - that's fine for the starter homes but the big family homes it seems to be such a waste to put the elder teacher from High School Years in the big expensive home in Willow Creek.
I guess the only way to have the worlds actually evolve and do so with any real sense is to turn off all stories and progression and just rotate in to each home and create the world that way. It's a lot more work than I really want to do but all the mod did was give me single sim families in every available home. Not really what I had hoped. I really didn't want to have to create families for every home either.
Still looking for ways to make my neighborhoods come to life and not have to play every single family - any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated!
