Anyone else still having aging issues?

I discovered the problem. The only difference between yesterday and today is that I had turned Mods back on.

I turned Mods back off and re-started the game using yesterday's last save. All is fine.

The only Mod I use is the MCC Command Center so it's pretty easy to identify that as the cause.

There still seem be issues when loading an old (pre patches) save and I created a bug for it: https://answers.ea.com/t5/Bug-Reports/Sims-age-up-on-first-load-days-added-once-on-load/m-p/11693048 (if you think that is your issue too please click "me too" to give it a push).

And it kind of seems that people on long lifespan are experiencing their Sims to get younger instead on first load...

I really hope this gets fixed. I'm not willing to create a blank save just because the patches even make pre-patch saves (or gallery Sims) incompatible... :(

It's working for me, I had one of sims age up rather quickly because of the bug before the patch then I turned the aging off, when I turned it back on after update he aged up and no one else did

Try this link:

https://answers.ea.com/t5/Bug-Reports/Sims-age-up-on-first-load-days-added-once-on-load/m-p/11693048/highlight/true#M224850

I'd probably have a lot of issues if I opened any of my old saves, because on most of them the aging is on long lifespan. I'm not doing it until EA either fully fixes the bug or if they can't fix it... I need some time to mourn all my Sims. :s
I've only played the two saves in which the aging is on normal lifespan and the aging bug doesn't happen in them.

@rudolpha @musteni Could it be that you had the same thing happen as I did, that when the lifespans got longer, days were added to the end of your lifespan?
So your sim may have been say 33 days old both before and after the change, but after the change, 33 days old is an earlier point in the current lifestage than it was before. Each lifestage has gotten a little longer.

why not keep aging fully turn off honestly as a player i do not see the point of letting sims age and die the sims is just a game and as a player i find the game way more fun with aging fully turn off and sims living forever?

"friendlysimmers;c-18166379" wrote:
why not keep aging fully turn off honestly as a player i do not see the point of letting sims age and die the sims is just a game and as a player i find the game way more fun with aging fully turn off and sims living forever?

Some people like to have aging on as it’s more realistic. Everyone’s different.

I can easily understand people wanting to play legacy games with several generations, and why that would be a lot of fun. I can even understand some people's need for realism in their game. But in my life, all my friends and relatives did not die after a few weeks of knowing them from birth to Grimmie. So I find it MUCH more realistic that my sims are still very much alive in my game after only a few years of play. Not that I feel my way of playing is "best" because this game should be what each person wants it to be. The appeal has always been to live a sim's virtual life YOUR way. I hope everyone can find a way to make that happen, after the last patch.

"musteni;c-18166673" wrote:

"mightysprite;c-18166366" wrote:
@rudolpha @musteni Could it be that you had the same thing happen as I did, that when the lifespans got longer, days were added to the end of your lifespan?
So your sim may have been say 33 days old both before and after the change, but after the change, 33 days old is an earlier point in the current lifestage than it was before. Each lifestage has gotten a little longer.

I don't think it's that. I read that days were added, but they're actually a lot younger. I had some that were almost ready to age up on long, but now they're near the beginning.

Edit: why on earth is this discussion in mods?

Please have a look at this bug report and click "me too" if this is also your issue: https://answers.ea.com/t5/Bug-Reports/Sims-age-up-on-first-load-days-added-once-on-load/m-p/11693048 I have the problem that my Sims are way too old (it would be right if they were minimally order due to the lifespan change but they are actually a lot older), but there are other posts in the thread where people experience their Sims to be a lot younger than they should.

And yeah, why has this thread been moved...? There are lifespan related problems that are MCCC related but not all are. I never used MCCC and do have problems even without mods installed. And I can imagine that a lot of people have them too but do not notice because of course I pay more attention to my Sims' ages when playing on short lifespan...