The Aging Options Explained
The game has basically 3 aging options that can be turned on and off. After experimenting quite some time I came to the following conclusion: Auto Age (Played Sims): Played sims are those lots wi...
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(Following up on my previous post)
Okay, I had tried tweeking the aging options only to active family... but I must have flubbed it up.
When I returned to the original lot, all the infants I left behind had grown into Adults and were already halfway to Elder. They were all completely undeveloped/underdeveloped with no skills or traits to speak of. All characters older than teenagers at the time I had left this lot had all died of old age and neglect. There're no urns or tombstones to provide a ghost of a chance to recover those characters. I guess they've been culled from the game?
The most developed character I left behind was "Brandon." The only evidence remaining of his existence were his childhood pictures. He was on his way to becoming a great artist... but it's like he never was.
This is quite disheartening. "Urgh!"
Okay, I had tried tweeking the aging options only to active family... but I must have flubbed it up.
When I returned to the original lot, all the infants I left behind had grown into Adults and were already halfway to Elder. They were all completely undeveloped/underdeveloped with no skills or traits to speak of. All characters older than teenagers at the time I had left this lot had all died of old age and neglect. There're no urns or tombstones to provide a ghost of a chance to recover those characters. I guess they've been culled from the game?
The most developed character I left behind was "Brandon." The only evidence remaining of his existence were his childhood pictures. He was on his way to becoming a great artist... but it's like he never was.
This is quite disheartening. "Urgh!"
