Previously, multiplayer mods of varying quality have sprung up, including one which grabbed the attention of some prominent simmers including Deligracy and James Turner, who put out videos of its use. RELATED: The Sims: A Look Back At Two Decades Of Inclusivity The recent release of SimSync has got simmers whispering about multiplayer once more, but the big question is: does it actually work? As always, modders are coming to the rescue. grrrrr!Īnyway, I tried to figure out how to fix him so he only has 125 days of childhood but nothing worked so I just used "Age Absolute" and made it so he would age up in the same number of days as his twin.For a long while, a subsection of simmers has been desperate to see multiplayer capabilities return to The Sims franchise, from those who miss the full-on experience of Sims Social to others who just want to play with friends. I must have hit the regular save button by accident or something because it just went right to saving instead of closing out and I didn't get asked if I want to copy over the original file. Okay, simple enough, I hadn't played long or done much at this point so I figure I just close out and replay the game and delete the genie lamp via MC or just wish for something less game changing.
I especially don't want a kid for 250 Sim days! I was thinking it would just add them on at the end of his life or something and it was the first time I'd wished this particular wish for any sim. Oops! The genie granted his wish and suddenly his child life span, which in my games is 125 days, became twice that and now his childhood will last 250! He's a twin and I really don't want them aging so differently. Anyway, I was just messing around and had the child ask for a longer lifespan. I've only ever done wishes with older sims (adult or YA, elder) and only a couple of times as I don't really play with Supernatural things. I'm thinking it was from a Mausoleum visit. Okay, so somehow my sim child got a genie lamp.
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