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• Seshan Posts: 26 New Member

  June 2009 edited June 2009

  I haven't seen anything like that. I think they are trying to make it more like real life. You don't stay young for ever.

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• RainbowSocks Posts: 150 Member

  June 2009 edited June 2009

  There is a way to stop aging...
  
  *few seconds later*
  
  Had to load the game...
  When you're in a town or family, click on the three dots (...) in the far bottom left corner, then on Options...
  click on the tab on the top that looks like two gears.
  The last three settings relate to how the game is played, which includes aging.
  
  Also, there are reward objects for fulfilling wishes like the Sims 2. I didn't explore that farther, but it's probably one of them simply because it's so awesome. I noticed there were some similarities between objects from the Sims 2 and some from the Sims 3, so some of the better things probably carried over.

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• SpiderHawk Posts: 241 New Member

  August 2010 edited August 2010

  RainbowSocks wrote:

  There is a way to stop aging...
  
  *few seconds later*
  
  Had to load the game...
  When you're in a town or family, click on the three dots (...) in the far bottom left corner, then on Options...
  click on the tab on the top that looks like two gears.
  The last three settings relate to how the game is played, which includes aging.
  
  Also, there are reward objects for fulfilling wishes like the Sims 2. I didn't explore that farther, but it's probably one of them simply because it's so awesome. I noticed there were some similarities between objects from the Sims 2 and some from the Sims 3, so some of the better things probably carried over.

  
  
  That will stop aging but won't reverse it or undo a goof of an age transition

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• IamMamainred Posts: 7,042 New Member

  August 2010 edited August 2010

  There is No cheat to do this in the game.

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• Docsprock Posts: 3,869 Member

  August 2010 edited August 2010

  Necro-bumped for unknown reasons.

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