The recent update included changes to facial structure to reflect changes as zois age. However, the zois’ bodies remain unchanged from adolescent through to senior.
Please correct this!
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Absolutely agree! There should be more skin and body changes for elder zois, e.g. sagging skin, moles, and stretch marks.
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Yes, I notice that a lot too!
I haven’t played with elderly characters myself yet, but I’ve seen huge contrast between the face and body in other people’s screenshots. And honestly, either the face shouldn’t age so terribly, or the body should at least somewhat match the face. As it is, it looks like the head and body are from two different characters
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yes. The chest and the buttocks needs to sag too. It’s getting easier to see which zois are seniors from their faces but their bodies still seem so young
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Friendly up to this topic 
Needs more support, seems not very difficult to integrate into the game.
I don’t want to see cracks. This should be optional. 
Maybe some of the features (like stretch marks, or sun spots) could be an adjustable feature like the 'eye bags’and ‘smile lines’ in the ‘facial features’ section.
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I agree with this. 
I have no objection.
I don’t think it’s really necessary.
I agree that the body should be more in line with age, yes, a bit of belly and sagging skin, however the face of older people is just too ugly. In Sims 4 I play with my middle-aged character and I add wrinkles and everything, but here I can’t because I find it too ugly. The ones who are elderly are fine, they look good, but the age before that nowadays isn’t already so damaged, I would like us to be able to soften that a bit.
Greetings
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I agree. The middle-aged group looks too old. I can’t tell if it’s the wrinkles or the skin quality but it doesn’t look quite right.
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