I didn't realize my sims family lines had expanded that much!! Of course I recently created new households to marry into the family so that is part of it but now I am trying to decide what to do.
I could start over after saving the newest households and a few of the cousins along with my main household and start over with them.
I could kill of all the parents but then as soon as the Teens grow up and have kids of their own, I will have over 200 sims again. Or, I could delete the whole current game and start over with my most recently Created families. What would you choose or if you have reached over 200 before, what did you do?
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Sims that I don't bond with but I created usually get evicted into non active households. This way I can access them and free space in the active households.
I tried deleting unplayed households but it didn't work. I may see if I can make some of them townies. OK, that is one possibility. Then they are still in the game just not taking up space. 🤔
Because I can't; I keep all sigs turned off.
Anyway, what you could do is choose heirs, and limit the kids born in the game. Or just have one child per family, until the population drops a bit. Or you could put aging on, and slowly have the oldest generation die off.
One problem is that you can run into is that there won't be as many houses for the family.
I am the type of player that can have 100 Sims from the get-go, so I have to think about stuff like that. I plan to alternate with the Sims I create. I plan to alternate, one generation the Sims will have multiple kids, while the next only the heir will have kids.
That sounds like a great idea. I think I will increase the number for now and after enough sims have died and the population has dropped a lot, I will turn the limit back to 200. Thank you everyone!!
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I have to think about stuff like that, since I have so many Sims in my games.
I do tend to purge Sims in the Other Households tab regularly, so that I don't have many random ones.
I normally marry sims who already exists.
I play on rotation and I spend more time with households that I like.
I use extra DNA, and some sims turn out infertile, meaning less reproduction. Most couples gets just 1-2 kids, but then there is the nobility that needs multiple descendants in order to secure their wealth and power.
Like someone above, i've got 600+ sims in my game and constantly want to add more (and do manually cull). The last update for the culling thread says the game starts culling extra sims at around 800 sims... it hasn't been updated in a while, though, so i'm unsure if that's still the current number or it's gotten higher (it usually went up with each pack, esp the ones that introduced new worlds)