I remember the day when my child came to me, she was really little (6-7) and asked me to buy her sims game. I bought it for her after she completed all chores to make money for it. When she did it, sims 4 came out. So I bought sims 4 for her too. My save is that old. I have sims 3 that we purchased but never opened, and we have sims 4, purchased for her, me and my other child. I still play the same save. I was trying to play new save. I even have 2 families there, I liked them, but never loved. My first save has 13 played families at the moment. All of them are 3 to 7 generations. I can't stop playing it. If it would be gone, my sims 4 game would be gone.
So how old is your oldest save and how much you love it ? Pictures of your oldest, but current save are welcome.
I'll post my pictures tomorrow. I'm on another computer right now.
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it's the fourth save i've started in the game, each of the previous ones lost due to save corruption or that hard drive crash
some of the disguised aliens are so old they don't even have an undisguised form in cas. and that's part of why i love them. and i play with aging off, so all the sims that get aged up are done manually. my main household was created when get to work was released (my first save corruption happened right around then, so lost the original save), the mother is an alien, father is an astronaut, they've got four half-alien kids together. the kids all became teens around the time get together came out, and the eldest, chianna, finally became an adult and moved out on her own when city living came out (she also got the vegetarian trait, because it suited her). she's now a vampire and has a family of her own, that still visits their (...still young adult...) grandparents quite often. and we can't forget their alien ghost clone aunt that spoils them all rotten
The save I actively play every day began on July 1st last year... I think. So it's also over a year old and most of my premades are dead
Updated with Werewolf Diaries (1)
Plum tree, were it all began.
See it at https://theplumtreeapp.com/public.html#591e5dbf2768a40e3c1aaafd
( sorry for my poor English, I'm really trying to do my best)
I'm one of those habitual re-starters, my current games are about two weeks old. Though I do have one that I probably started about a year ago, which I need to play again some time. I was playing it up until Seasons came out every now and then.
It's the only save I've ever played (though I do make new save files for it every now and then, but I doubt it's doing much).
Funny thing is this save is still what I'm using as of this post. The Levis started out as a Legacy Challenge that later on became an Alphabet Challenge. It's still going strong currently at Generation 34 as of this post
I have finally finished my Legacy Challenge , these are the Levis (numbered by Generation!)
https://imgur.com/L3Q6aQZ
Origin ID: Sonata13Singer
I also create music and art (search up Sona13Singer on google... but I haven't been uploading a lot recently)
My Mood:
Same here. I think, for me, it's because I didn't buy the game until 2017. I'm still using my free trial save from 2015 though.
Origin ID: Sonata13Singer
I also create music and art (search up Sona13Singer on google... but I haven't been uploading a lot recently)
It was a weird game at first. As soon as my sims two babies turned into kids and i adopted two more kids, toddlers came out. So i deleted their kids and started playing as if the mom only gotten pregnant. In the second generation i played as one of the four kids who lived in an apartment with his daughter and band. While playing with that household i suddenly thought that i don't want him to have three siblings so i deleted two of them, deleted all photos with them and pretended they didn't exist. My game was very weird, i know.
Pretty soon i got bored with that household because there was no way to create a normal band in the sims 4. So i decided to age up his daughter and began playing as her. Thats when things started getting a bit more steadier. At least i stopped skipping through life states and deleting family members lol. Then i played through two more generations and then... I got bored of the legacy and decided that i'm not going to play with it any longer. I was already going to start a brand new save when i suddenly thought: what if i don't? I mean, i honestly don't want to spend three more days on redoing all of the maxis townies, creating 100 more townies (since i like to have a lot of people around in my game), adding more community lots. So... why not just create a family in this very save?
And that's exactly what i did. And it is being a blast! I love seeing my old sims roaming around. I honestly don't think i'll ever start a new game.
Here are some photos of my old legacy: (i admit i have too much. All my sims homes are literally full of photos. Every room, every wall. They're all actually big but sized down using the size down command. Very helpful tip to keep the quality of the pictures somewhat decent. Wish i had screenshots but i deleted them all a while ago... but if anyone needs random photos to fill their walls i could upload these on the gallery. )
I also have saves I only create to play out a specific storyline and after I finished it and have all my screenshots, I usually delete it for more space on my computer
I like to build stuff
My oldest save is technically three years old. I uploaded the original Mooney family three years ago, shortly after my founding couple's second granddaughter became a child and their son had just asked his girlfriend to marry him. All sims prior to third generation- including the two older granddaughters- were created/born before the Toddler update.
The young adult in my avi is Rebekah Avery, oldest grandchild to Ryan Cole and Katherine Mooney(both deceased.)
In total, Ryan and Katherine have four grandchildren:
Madison Mooney-Avery's Children
Rebekah
Rhyan(second granddaughter)
Ryder Mooney's Children:
Cole(given his grandfather's last name as a first name)
Harper
(Poor Cole is the only boy in his generation!)
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