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3 Ways to Age Faster on Sims 3

By Matthew Lynch
February 14, 2024
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Introduction:

The Sims 3 is a popular life-simulation video game where players can create and control virtual characters (called Sims) as they live their lives. One of the most exciting aspects of the game is the ability to age and experience various life stages. For some players, aging up their Sims faster adds more excitement and challenge to the game. In this article, we will explore three ways to make your Sims age faster in The Sims 3.

1. Adjusting Life Span Settings:

One of the easiest ways to accelerate your Sim’s aging process is by adjusting the Life Span settings in the game options. Follow these steps to change your Sims’ life span:

a. On the main menu, click on “Options.”

b. Navigate to the “Game Options” tab.

c. Click on “Advanced Options.”

d. Locate the “Sims Life Span” slider and adjust it to your desired setting.

By decreasing the life span slider, each life stage will be shortened, allowing your Sims to age more rapidly.

2. Birthday Cake Method:

The Birthday Cake method is a tried-and-true technique for aging a Sim immediately. To use this method:

a. Purchase a cake from the grocery store or make one using the “Cook” interaction.

b. Place the cake on a surface or table.

c. Have your Sim select “Blow Out Candles,” followed by the name of the Sim you want to age up.

d. Watch as your Sim ages up right before your eyes!

Remember that you can only use this method for Sims who are old enough to interact with objects.

3. Using Cheat Codes:

If you’re comfortable using cheat codes, an even faster method for aging up your Sims is by using certain commands in The Sims 3.

To enable cheats, press Ctrl + Shift + C on your keyboard to open the cheat console, then type ‘testingcheatsenabled true’ and press enter. After this, you can use the following cheat codes for aging your Sims:

– ‘setage’: This command allows you to set any Sim directly to the age you desire. Simply Shift + Click on the Sim and select “Edit Sim in CAS.” Change their age in Create-A-Sim mode and click save.

– ‘aging off/on’: Using this command, you can quickly toggle your Sims’ aging on or off by typing either ‘aging off’ or ‘aging on’ in the console.

Conclusion:

These three methods will help you age your Sims faster in The Sims 3 and enjoy an exhilarating gameplay experience. Whether you’re looking for a quick change through birthday cakes, adjusting life span settings, or enabling cheats for maximum control, there’s an option for every playstyle. Give these methods a try and watch your Sims experience life’s milestones in the blink of an eye!

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