What have you learned about your game style
I've tried a variety of saves and options. This is what I've become as a player I hate normal life span. Loathe I only enjoy aging set to off I age manually and that takes a long time Death is...
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Interesting question indeed!
I have 5 saves; 4 of them have aging off, and the other one is my "serious save"; no monkey business, aging on.
I've learned that heavy rotational play is what keeps me interested.
I've learned that passing the boundaries of what the devs ever imagined could happen also keeps me interested--and that's without mods.
I've learned to really appreciate CAS; nowadays that's a staple of my gameplay. I'm no genius at it--I'm good, but some are far better at it than I am.
And finally, the one thing that I have NOT learned about my game style, because I've always known; my game play will always be 100% situational. There will never be any storylines, no family play, no experiences to learn from. My sims are like shooting stars; they live for the moment.
I have 5 saves; 4 of them have aging off, and the other one is my "serious save"; no monkey business, aging on.
I've learned that heavy rotational play is what keeps me interested.
I've learned that passing the boundaries of what the devs ever imagined could happen also keeps me interested--and that's without mods.
I've learned to really appreciate CAS; nowadays that's a staple of my gameplay. I'm no genius at it--I'm good, but some are far better at it than I am.
And finally, the one thing that I have NOT learned about my game style, because I've always known; my game play will always be 100% situational. There will never be any storylines, no family play, no experiences to learn from. My sims are like shooting stars; they live for the moment.
