Turning Story Progression Off
Does anyone play with story progression off? I have been mostly playing the Sims 3, but I decided to play a bit of Sims 4 today. I was tunnel visioned on finishing some aspirations that might be b...
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I have it turned of as soon as it was added to the game. I never liked story progression in the sims 3, in fact I consider it a down side of the sims 3. I am glad it is only optional in the sims 4. I like the households outside of my played sims to remain static. By default I have aging for off for unplayed households so I don't get empty worlds either. The off option works very well.
Are there any specific aspirations you are struggling with? I completed most of them. Some tasks are tricky or take a long time but most worked as expected.
Story progression is a system that was added to the sims 4 in an update. Actually it is called neighbourhood stories. Story progression was the name of a similar system in the sims 3. This system allows the game to move in new households into empty lots, give unplayed sims a career, let them have children, adopt a pet, let sims die. The idea is that the world feels more alive and changes over time. The big advantage of the sims 4 is that you can customise the system on a global level for all sims and allow exceptions on a household base. You can find information about the settings here
Are there any specific aspirations you are struggling with? I completed most of them. Some tasks are tricky or take a long time but most worked as expected.
"fujicakes1;c-18307646" wrote:
Tbh...I have been playing Sims 4 for (only) a year, and I don't know what story progression in the game is? I never play according to any sort of rules or anything, I don't even know what the rules are, and I never have had problems. So maybe just forget that there is a story progression? Hm. I dunno.
Story progression is a system that was added to the sims 4 in an update. Actually it is called neighbourhood stories. Story progression was the name of a similar system in the sims 3. This system allows the game to move in new households into empty lots, give unplayed sims a career, let them have children, adopt a pet, let sims die. The idea is that the world feels more alive and changes over time. The big advantage of the sims 4 is that you can customise the system on a global level for all sims and allow exceptions on a household base. You can find information about the settings here
