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Re: Sim Ages??? - Babysback64 - 18-03-2008 12:59 AM

(18-03-2008 12:57 AM)tguy188 link Wrote:heres a small idea


Infant/Newborn   Baby Toddler  Small-Kid Kid   Pre-Teen   Teen   Young Adult   Adult   Mid Life   Elder   
Birth-1               1-4     4-6        6-8    8-11    11-13     13-17    17-21        21-47    47-69    69-86


Golden Years                            Hehe thats a few of my ideas of the life stages of the sims 3
     86-Death

Wow. Well thought out. Smile 


Re: Sim Ages??? - holisox - 18-03-2008 12:59 AM

(18-03-2008 12:57 AM)tguy188 link Wrote:heres a small idea


Infant/Newborn   Baby Toddler  Small-Kid Kid   Pre-Teen   Teen   Young Adult   Adult   Mid Life   Elder   
Birth-1               1-4     4-6        6-8    8-11    11-13     13-17    17-21        21-47    47-69    69-86


Golden Years                            Hehe thats a few of my ideas of the life stages of the sims 3
     86-Death

see, now that would work


Re: Sim Ages??? - Majithise - 18-03-2008 01:02 AM

Yea, just breaking down the ages into more categories would work.  Was going to suggest every 10yr, so you end up with teens, 20's, 30's, etc.  But what tguy188 has ther eis pretty good.  I'd split young adult, and adult, differently.  Perhaps...  YA= 17-24  Adult=25-47


Re: Sim Ages??? - tguy188 - 18-03-2008 01:09 AM

(18-03-2008 01:02 AM)Majithise link Wrote:Yea, just breaking down the ages into more categories would work.  Was going to suggest every 10yr, so you end up with teens, 20's, 30's, etc.  But what tguy188 has ther eis pretty good.  I'd split young adult, and adult, differently.  Perhaps...  YA= 17-24  Adult=25-47

yea actually ya depends on how long you go to college i was just doing the basic 4 year stuff


Re: Sim Ages??? - Paul - 18-03-2008 01:14 AM

That would be so cool...

-Paul


Re: Sim Ages??? - doggonesoccergurl - 18-03-2008 02:09 AM

[glow=red,2,300]I heard that they would age gradually! ;D[/glow]


Re: Sim Ages??? - holisox - 18-03-2008 02:09 AM

i just hope it's not too gradual and takes forever for them to reach old age


Re: Sim Ages??? - sims3luva22 - 18-03-2008 02:41 AM

I was thinking that as well. They can split the ages up and gradually age them but not too gradual. I think it would also be cool if the sims could show signs of their life changes both physically and gain more options. I also think that on every birthday they should have the option of changing their traits. I know that as we as humans age our view of life changes over time. Being childish at 85 sim years may get "old" and a teen sim may want to change his outlook on life and no longer be shy but want to gain more confidence and be outgoing to get the attention of a girl sim. Of course this could be an option, some players may find it funny that old Grampa sim still loves to dress punk, wear his leather jacket, and flirt with all the ladies. Smile


Re: Sim Ages??? - TheFirst - 18-03-2008 02:58 AM

i think turning one year older each SIM DAY... would be good. and i wish there was a way if we did really good in our sims lives they could live until 100 without drinking that green juice.


Re: Sim Ages??? - holisox - 18-03-2008 03:04 AM

(18-03-2008 02:58 AM)TheFirst link Wrote:i think turning one year older each SIM DAY... would be good. and i wish there was a way if we did really good in our sims lives they could live until 100 without drinking that green juice.

that might be okay as long as the sim only had a birthday every once in a while...although, i believe the dtages are the best way to go