"LiELF;c-16501828" wrote:
It looks like Summer and Autumn are now the two main starter seasons for people. From what I've read in the comments, it seems that a lot of the people who play realistically will be starting in the summer, to mirror the start of the season they experience in real life. And many players who feel that they have already been stuck in "eternal summer" in the game and want a nice change of scenery will be choosing Autumn.
I chose Autumn myself, but I keep going back to the idea of Spring because I really REALLY want to see those thunderstorms.
Realism is one reason to start with summer, in my opinion, but @EmmaVane also had a very good point a page earlier that it'll be easier to notice differences between 'the eternal summer' and actual summer that way :)
"EmmaVane;c-16500535" wrote:
It's coming out in summer, so I'll probably start then. Spend time setting up a new rotational game and posting appropriately seasonal screenshots of my sims enjoying (or hiding from) the sun.
It also means you get to see the difference between always sunny with no seasons, and summer as a season in comparison. If you start elsewhere in the year, you might forget about the "before Seasons" before you get around to summer again.
