Do you get tired of the houses you live in?

BatmanFanGirl · June 2020

I'm doing a legacy challenge and I'm on gen 3. I am so bored with the house I'm in now. It's not technically in the rules but I' think I'm going to move.

Duvelina · June 2020

Absolutely. I love it when my sims move into new houses. It feels like you're playing a new game. I've never liked that rule in the legacy challenge. Just move if you want to!

Bearpal64 · June 2020

I don't know if it's boredom but have you ever built a house for your Sims and you play it for a bit and it just doesn't feel right? That's usually my problem I built a house and if it doesn't fit them I end up bulldozing it and starting over again. Sometimes the next house is the keeper

Chazzzy · June 2020

Yea, then I usually expand on the house with a basement or second floor and add more kids.

Vivi_WillowTree · June 2020

More often then I probably should. I get lots the way i like them move out shortly after. It's a challenge for sure.

Daravi · June 2020

My sims moving houses regulary, like I do. I like to build different housestyles. Mostly I want to keep the old house, so moving to an other lot is mandatory.

crocobaura · June 2020

My sims move houses and neighbourhoods quite often, depending on how their story grows.

texxx78 · June 2020

I don't get tired but it's refreshing when my sims move for story purposes.

jimbbq · June 2020

After one generation pretty much I am itching to move out!

NorthDakotaGamer · June 2020

I just download a new home on the same lot every generation, so it is like we moved, but didn't.

ldmarko · June 2020

It's one of the reasons why I rotate.

Bloosmoo · June 2020

Redecorate it or bulldoze it, they don't know! That's part of the fun, but yeah if you're sick of the lot and the scenery move, just because it's a challenge doesn't mean it has to be followed to the niggly little letter. It's your game, you decide how you play the challenge or not. Rules are made to be broken.

Minx · June 2020

I usually can play 2 generations in the same house, before I'm ready for a move. I build mine, so I don't bulldoze them. I have the families move to a new lot. I play rotationally, so that helps. Once I feel a house is "finished" that's usually move time.

daydreamer263 · June 2020

That house will belong to that sims for the rest of eternity lol jk. I move them all time. But I will try to keep my main playable family in one house until the kids are moved out. I downloaded it/made it for a reason right!

83bienchen · June 2020

I'm actually playing in most of my houses since 4+ generations of Sims / since 5 years. Unless I really feel like building, I leave everything as it is.

Bearpal64 · June 2020

Or the flip side: build a house, love it, family moves out/ dies and you just can't seem to move another family in so you save it to the library and bulldoze it. Just me? Lol

orenjiAi · June 2020

More like tired of renovating, There’s always something I want to tweak in my builds and/or lots every time I visit them in game.

Simmingal · June 2020

depends

if the house is big i often get tired of it fast
if its small I'm mostly very sad to leave it cause its my precious baby house

SimmerMars · June 2020

Yes! After a few generations. I usually get a new house. I’m not a builder so I have my sims save up for something on the gallery. Sometimes, I’ll move them to a new world altogether. My 100 baby challenge started in willow creek but now they are in new crest. But I must admit, I chose NC to avoid the welcome wagon and having neighbors in general lol.

Rouensims · June 2020

Definitely not! I get super attached to my house, like the house itself is another member of the family. It's a big part of the story that gets told.

Karababy52 · June 2020

Not very often. I play Rags to Riches style so their houses evolve as they get more simoleans. I'm usually constantly changing/updating something. Plus, I'm also playing the Drifter challenge and with that, each generation starts out on a new lot with 0 simoleans. So, I get to build a new house for every generation. Sometimes I'm not even done remodeling their houses the way I want and the generation is over. I plan to go back and finish those houses after the challenge is complete.

Feisbukaite · June 2020

I’m playing rotation game and build homes for my sims. I have no time to get bored, because of the rotation and homes are my own buildings. I usually have everything I need for my playing style.
But my building skill is getting better, I rebuild older homes.

drakharis · June 2020

I rebuild the home sometimes bulldozing the entire lot and terrain. Other times with editions to the home. Other times by changing the layout. I am a fan of open concept on the first floor feeling it gives a nice flow to my builds. Other times I might just change the decor. I love to build in the sims and will find any excuse to build... build... build.

peragogo · June 2020

A change of pace is needed to keep things interesting. I play rotationally but my sims move around a fair amount. Other than mansions and apartments, I don’t get upset with bulldozing lots to move a new family in or repurposing a lot. In one generation, a retail lot might be a pawn shop, now it’s a bookstore. Seems more realistic to me. I also like things going abandoned or being under construction for a while.

Kolikokolitka · June 2020

I usually build a new house for every generation. A big mansion with everyting in it.

elanorbreton · June 2020

My sims house has got to be just right - if I don't like the house then I find I can't enjoy playing those sims.

I get plenty of variety in houses and sims though, since I play on rotation, so don't really get bored of the houses. Plus, I don't usually enforce staying in one home if I feel a family should move.

What is hard for me is that I usually begin in tiny starter homes and if I try to expand them when kids come along it most often doesn't feel right so I end up downloading or building from scratch.

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