So this is Christmas...
I really enjoy the 12 days of simsmas here on the forum but unfortunately I can't get into my game on a daily basis to complete the tasks. Instead I wanted to share my sims' Christmas. For the first t...
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"mollie1998;c-18216171" wrote:
my sims dont celebrate xmas or halloween or any holidays
I only started playing holidays after I got the seasons EP. Before seasons I played sims for years without playing holidays. Back then there was no gameplay mechanic to simulate holidays. Now I have my sims celebrate Christmas, Easter and a few other days. But usually my sims follow their own calendar and don't match up with the real life calendar.
Is there any particular reason why you don't play holidays?
"Liebeslottchen;c-18216302" wrote:"mollie1998;c-18216171" wrote:
my sims dont celebrate xmas or halloween or any holidays
Don't you think it's fun or do you play supernatural stories? Would be interesting to know.
Playing supernatural stories can be perfectly combined with holidays. There is no reason to consider them opposite. In fact I started this thread with pictures of a werewolf and a spellcaster celebrating Christmas. ;)
"maggiemae8135;c-18216320" wrote:
I can't imagine not celebrating the holidays with my Sims. It adds so much fun to my gameplay. It's a great time for my families and friends to get together as well. My supernatural families also enjoy the holidays. I love that we can create our own holidays and add activities that we want to play, leaving out others we don't want. A holiday celebration can be as simple as having a grand meal with friends and family if that is all you want to do. The major holidays for my sims are Christmas and New Years, and I always add the eve and the actual day to my calendar to allow for even more time for events to enjoy the season!
Making holidays as elaborate or as simple as you want to can really help. Sometimes they interrupt everyday life a bit too much. That's why I don't have 5 traditions for all of them.
