What aging game setting do you mostly play on?

Long... Although in the case of toddlers, I usually age them up prematurely because I just don't know what to do with a toddler for 25+ days.

@GrumpyGlowfish I bet handling a toddler that long would be too much.

I used to be a hard core long-lifespan player, but toddlers are brutal. I don't like to age up sims early, so I switched to normal & haven't switched back. I do prefer to play long, but it's just too long for me & normal just isn't long enough.

I normally left it on normal but for a while I turned aging off. I wanted to have the time to befriend everyone. But I have noticed that the longer NPC sims are around, the buggier they seem to get.

I usually play on normal in my rotation, but I just switched to long. I have done this before and always come to the conclusion that long is too long for me. But also normal is a little bit too short :/ I play without mods, but I'm starting to think of getting a mod for this.

I actually play with a custom (modded) life span. It is in its totality closest to the long life span though, just divided more realistically between the life stages.

Long. Which is why my preferred saved game I have been playing for over a year has only progressed with the first generation that has been born are still only toddlers. Well. I also am a rotational player with over 20 household in it :lol: so...

I'd die of boredom if I tried to play on long. :|

I play on a slightly modded normal time span. I believe it works out about three or four days longer than standard normal but I redistributed the age groups to my preference.

"dfstone;c-16821895" wrote:
I normally left it on normal but for a while I turned aging off. I wanted to have the time to befriend everyone. But I have noticed that the longer NPC sims are around, the buggier they seem to get.

@dfstone Ooh. How buggy do they get?