Re: Do Your Sims Regularly Visit Other Worlds?

I now have 6 vacation rental worlds only 🙂  All have lots of community venues, sort of tourist locations in my game 🙂 

If I ever get Tomarang, it will be for vacations only too. 

It is great that you have vacation rental worlds where your sims can enjoy spending vacations @Ellupelluellu 🙂 They would be very nice worlds where your sims can enjoy visiting when wanting  to have a break, relax, go on adventure or  enjoy a holiday or enjoy visiting the community lots to do various  activities or go shopping. 

In all those years it had been only the second time we visited Selvadorada but it was so worth it 🐊
We had so much fun and the world is so pretty.
They Boys, the horses, the goats and Rubyn went on a clue hunt expedition through the Jungle.

                                 The Boys' story at the official Sims Forum:
                         👉 First Year (=from the beginning) 👉 Second Year

My sims travel whenever I feel like it. I have all these places in my game so I want to make use of it. Some players have huge rotational saves but I only play a few families. I would never see most of the game if they all stayed in their home world.

I used to have a list to keep track of which worlds are close to which ones but that became too complex and started to limit my game. Now I just try to go by feeling for worlds that feel like they could be close. For example someone from oasis spring will be more likely to buy groceries in chestnut ridge (also an American desert) while someone in windenburg would rather go to henford on bagley (green European environment) .

The pictures of your time in Selvadorada are very beautiful! @LennyOgg 🙂 The waterfalls and scenery are pretty and very peaceful and restful. The colour of the skies in the fourth picture is very lovely. It is a very nice photo of the boys exploring the world on their horses. The last photo of the sims and the goats sleep is very sweet!  🙂

It is great that you have your sims visit other worlds that they would feel are similar to their home world @atreya33 🙂

Oasis Springs is similar to Chestnut Ridge and Windenberg and Henford go well together. It is good for sims to travel to areas that reflect their home environment.

We visited San Sequoia only once ^^'

The Boys don't like it o.o

Jeb's face! 😅

Okok! We're leaving! Omg!

Noxee and Greg's faces on the lawn chairs! If looks could kill o.o'

(I don't know why they look so earnest when they sit on these chairs. The same with the sofa lounge chairs or the float loungers. You usually use them at fun places like the pool or the beach. They could at least smile a bit. Their faces when they ride horses are equally earnest 🐴)

At least Saiwa and Jack have fun with the water sprinklers :3

As you said, Noxee and Greg do have earnest looks on their faces in your photo as they are sitting on the lawn chairs  @LennyOgg They seem to be thinking deeply about something. 

I love to have my Sims visit other worlds. I play with many different households in many different worlds, but none of them are restricted so I'll take them anywhere, depending on what I feel like doing or what I think they would want to do. I do have a few households that I play a little more than the others, and they tend to experience a little more of the varieties of gameplay from different packs, but I can't really say I put any restrictions on any of my Sims as far as traveling. 

I do love the world-switching design of Sims 4 and being able to utilize any and all worlds in some way or another. It helps change up the ambience and allows for spontaneous adventures, which I love playing. I also sometimes only have a very few of a certain lot type, so changing worlds makes it easier for me to make use of the majority of lot spaces for more of my Sims while allowing them to go visit whatever community lot they need to. I kind of see it as just traveling to the next town for whatever they need/want to do...unless they are vacationing in a rental, in which case I see it as them traveling much farther away.