Rotational Play?
I never thought I'd give in and play the Sims 4, but I made the switch from 3 several months ago. I never thought I'd try rotational play, but here I am giving it a go. I have created the 5 families I...
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Yeah, it is a little complicated but pretty fun. I just recognize them all, their various plotlines and personalities. I'm at a point where I need some more drama in the game so it's not just a bunch of happy families.
For a while there was a cult that was expelled. Lately, several random scientists have been dying of poison but my sims don't fully understand that so it's just a mysterious illness for them at this point. I'm going to make them work (with a few casualties) before they can solve that. StrangerVille happened. A few of them have shaky personal lives. I need some other big thematic event though.
I use the same type of aging settings as sunblond in the gameplay settings. I've had aging for everyone but my playable sims off for a while but I'll switch it back on now that the rotation is kind of shifting to a new generation. This is a matter of playing with a whole lot of sims and households.
If you want to keep it really simple, you can limit the number of children born into the game that you will play with.
I like the way I'm doing it, but it's more like "Our Town". I do play individual sims but I'm getting to the point where I'll narrow it down to the houses I'm most interested in. The others will be more like my own townies.
For a while there was a cult that was expelled. Lately, several random scientists have been dying of poison but my sims don't fully understand that so it's just a mysterious illness for them at this point. I'm going to make them work (with a few casualties) before they can solve that. StrangerVille happened. A few of them have shaky personal lives. I need some other big thematic event though.
I use the same type of aging settings as sunblond in the gameplay settings. I've had aging for everyone but my playable sims off for a while but I'll switch it back on now that the rotation is kind of shifting to a new generation. This is a matter of playing with a whole lot of sims and households.
If you want to keep it really simple, you can limit the number of children born into the game that you will play with.
I like the way I'm doing it, but it's more like "Our Town". I do play individual sims but I'm getting to the point where I'll narrow it down to the houses I'm most interested in. The others will be more like my own townies.
