The calendar and birthdays and aging up?
Just a quick question. One of my Sims' birthday is listed on the calendar in very short days but she isn't supposed to age up yet and long after this upcoming calendar birthday...does this mean, when ...
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As long as your sim has not reach the end of their life stage or you have them blow out their birthday cake, you should be fine. Just don't go to any birthday parties if your sim is invited, unless the sim who's doing the inviting you want them to age up.
As far as the birthdays on the calendar, the way I think of this is a sim might get a little older, but they won't jump up to the next life stage. I play on long, which means that my sim young adult live is 90 days, and my sim's calendar year is 28 days. So they will see their birthday roll around during their young adult life stage at least a little over 3 times, and this is not counting the other life stage from the time of birth to being an elder. I haven't even figured out how many birthdays they will see through their total life span.
So in short, just don't have any birthday cakes blown out. ;)
As far as the birthdays on the calendar, the way I think of this is a sim might get a little older, but they won't jump up to the next life stage. I play on long, which means that my sim young adult live is 90 days, and my sim's calendar year is 28 days. So they will see their birthday roll around during their young adult life stage at least a little over 3 times, and this is not counting the other life stage from the time of birth to being an elder. I haven't even figured out how many birthdays they will see through their total life span.
So in short, just don't have any birthday cakes blown out. ;)
