Scenarios and Story lines
Does anyone else find scenarios difficult because you absolutely do not have the attention span to follow through with one? Am I the only person who can't seem to have ongoing story-based saves or gen...
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@fujicakes 1
I can’t do legacies because I get bored with the same family, and I like having my sims know other sims I created to play. So, I mostly play rotationally.
But I do have one really long rotational save. I like rotational saves because I can change around to any other household I want when I get bored. I keep aging off most of the time. Some households get played longer than others, and more often. I often change households when a new pack comes out. When High school years came out I was playing a family with a teen. Since growing together is out I have been playing families with toddlers or newborns, getting ready to age newborns up to infants. and I have spent a long time doing likes and dislikes on my rotation, that’s a long process.
I also have a rotational scenario save that I also keep aging turned off most of the time. I often get off track doing other things than just completing the scenario. It’s a little more difficult since most household have something needed to complete, I have only got the frog one complete so far, and I had fun playing it cause he was off the grid. But like with the other rotational saves I can switch households when I want to, and with aging off can take my time. I get attached to my sims.
My stories are ever changing, like I said, often with each new pack. Sometimes I will create a new special family with a new pack, but I have too many sims in my main rotational save already., lol.
I can’t do legacies because I get bored with the same family, and I like having my sims know other sims I created to play. So, I mostly play rotationally.
But I do have one really long rotational save. I like rotational saves because I can change around to any other household I want when I get bored. I keep aging off most of the time. Some households get played longer than others, and more often. I often change households when a new pack comes out. When High school years came out I was playing a family with a teen. Since growing together is out I have been playing families with toddlers or newborns, getting ready to age newborns up to infants. and I have spent a long time doing likes and dislikes on my rotation, that’s a long process.
I also have a rotational scenario save that I also keep aging turned off most of the time. I often get off track doing other things than just completing the scenario. It’s a little more difficult since most household have something needed to complete, I have only got the frog one complete so far, and I had fun playing it cause he was off the grid. But like with the other rotational saves I can switch households when I want to, and with aging off can take my time. I get attached to my sims.
My stories are ever changing, like I said, often with each new pack. Sometimes I will create a new special family with a new pack, but I have too many sims in my main rotational save already., lol.
