Toddlers are soooooo annoying
Anyone else aging toddlers up as soon as they got reasonably good skills? I even go as far to pause aging when I raise toddlers because there's no way I let them steal 20 (I play on long Lifespan) ...
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Gosh, sometimes I feel like I'm the only one who actually enjoys some challenge in The Sims games. There's always someone complaining about how hard this is or how annoying that is, which is probably why TS4 is the least challenging sims game ever. Sigh... Even the toddlers are waaaay more independent now, they can do pretty much everything on their own (for starters, they can grab food, they can go to sleep on their own), I don't really understand how people find it hard to take care of them. If some of you find TS4's toddlers annoying and challenging, I don't even want to know what you think about TS2's toddlers, lol.
But well, I guess it all depends on the playstyle of each person. Personally I play with aging off because I like to play with each sim/lifestage for as long as I want without any hurries. So toddlers always tend to level up skills on their own, which to be honest, feels a lot more natural and lifelike to me, and I love that! I guess those who only play like a sim week with each lifestage would find it hard to level their skills, but I can't really comment on that since I NEVER played that way, it makes the game way more stressful because it's like you have a deadline and need to have certain things done by then. Also, I would never get attached to my sims if I played for so little time with them before they end up dying. But each to their own.
But well, I guess it all depends on the playstyle of each person. Personally I play with aging off because I like to play with each sim/lifestage for as long as I want without any hurries. So toddlers always tend to level up skills on their own, which to be honest, feels a lot more natural and lifelike to me, and I love that! I guess those who only play like a sim week with each lifestage would find it hard to level their skills, but I can't really comment on that since I NEVER played that way, it makes the game way more stressful because it's like you have a deadline and need to have certain things done by then. Also, I would never get attached to my sims if I played for so little time with them before they end up dying. But each to their own.
