The latest Sims 4 update came before the High School Years expansion, bringing back the wish and fear system and possibly accidentally killing your Sims, depending on your setup. In the Game of Life update, the SIM aging bug reappeared, causing your SIM card to age every time the game progresses from one stage to another. So when it loads, when you enter the create sim screen, look at the world map and most things. you need. He inevitably ends up doing it at some point during the Sims 4 session.
This means that your Sim ages very quickly, which is good if you want to speed up their encounter with Death, but bad in any other situation.
It appears that only games with extended lifespan enabled are affected by this bug.
It’s also causing some confusion among new Sims players, with some asking on The Sims 4 Reddit page what they did wrong with the game settings and where the output came from.
Maxis published a confirmation on official twitter page of the game a day after the initial complaints started coming in saying the best way to deal with this until the issue is resolved is to just play with the normal lifespan.
However, one of the heroes, longtime helpers on the EA forums, who responded to an early complaint on The Sims bug reporting page, said that you also have unintended consequences if you change settings in a short time in the same file. Instead, your Sims get younger. It’s better than death, but it’s still not perfect.
For now, it’s probably best to start a new save file and leave your current sims safe.
If you’re planning to buy the High School Years pack, you might need a new file anyway: a new SIM card to take advantage of the new social enhancements and personality options, ranging from new body hair and clothes to changes in orientation sexual. and more. Or you can just use Sims 4 mods to completely remove death from your game.
Source : PC Gamesn
