I am talking about NPC - do they ever age? Like if my sims were finished from university and now back home. Will those NPCs age? Or will my sims descendents still see the same people once they are back in university?
I meant the NPC's. I'm not sure you will actually see the same people. A good part of them already gets replaced by zero slider NPC's the second time you come.
They age like World Adventures NPCs in that the game handles changes when you return to their world or invite them to visit. It's nowhere near as smooth as it is for regular townies in your active world but they age.
Also story progression is handled differently in travel destinations and the sims in that world are used to generate new sims in that world. Your homeworld's townies won't have children without a mod anymore but they never touched the travel mechanics. Plenty of zero-slider NPCs will be there of course but you might see unique faces perpetuated for longer than at home.
I've played the same save for a long time and have sent many sims to University. All the professors died of old age, so there were none in the end. I deleted the travel file for the Uni world to make the professors appear again the next time I sent sims there. EA should have known that this would happen and made it so the game assigned new professors when the old ones died. And it would have been fun to see some new faces in the Uni world.
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I am talking about NPC - do they ever age? Like if my sims were finished from university and now back home. Will those NPCs age? Or will my sims descendents still see the same people once they are back in university?
Also story progression is handled differently in travel destinations and the sims in that world are used to generate new sims in that world. Your homeworld's townies won't have children without a mod anymore but they never touched the travel mechanics. Plenty of zero-slider NPCs will be there of course but you might see unique faces perpetuated for longer than at home.
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