Sims will naturally progress during through these life stages as you play the game. but You can age up babies by clicking on them and selecting “age up.” Once they are a toddler you can start playing as that particular sim in your household. If you have a baby during game play you cannot choose the baby to be your active sim. I used to like when the older generation died to make room for the next generation but now I just feel sad when they die and I miss playing with them.Sims 4 has six playable life stages: toddler, child, teen, young adult, adult, and elder. I definitely am enjoying playing with ageing off and just ageing a sim up myself because I find it less stressful and I am getting attached to my sims family and don’t want any of them to die. My main heir is currently a YA and recently graduated so I just gave her a job and plan to move her to an apartment in San Myshuno. Recently I have been obsessed with my elder couple they are really fun and adorable. For example everytime I load up my save I just play the household I want to play. But recently I got into playing with ageing off and I am more casual now. A few months ago I was really strict with myself, for example I would rotate to a new family on Sunday to Sunday at 6am even if I was enjoying the family and felt sad when it was time to visit the next family, I was also playing on long lifespan for active household. I have multiple households i am playing, my rotational play is more casual these days. If you save before 6PM on Friday and rotate to another family, then your sims in uni will be right where you left them when you are ready to go back. Optional: You can see their grades and decline re-enrollment, but DO NOT SAVE YOUR GAME after 6PM if you plan to rotate. In my case, I save about 10 mins before but that's all up to you.Īt 6PM, they get their final grades for the term and the game will auto-ask if you want to re-enroll for another term. When I'm ready to move on to another household, I save the game before 6PM on the last day of their term (Fri). No skipping back and forth between households once they've enrolled and the term begins. You have to play through a whole term, Mon to Fri, if you want to have some control over the grades they get. They need 12 credits to graduate so I break that down into 4 terms in my game (4 creds during Term 1, 3 creds for Terms2 and 3 and 2 creds for Term 4). Toggle aging on and off for unplayed households based on what you want for your game.ġ Term lasts from Mon to Fri.

This way, start of Term is Monday/not awkward. I'm not sure best uni options for other ways of rotational play:Įnroll the Friday after they are accepted (or if they are accepted on Friday, enroll immediately). This is assuming you have auto-aging set for active household and/or unplayed sims only.

Sims 4 reverse age for unplayed sims