I agree with what Arnie said. The oldest person I have had was about 70, but I can't remember the exact age.

If they live to be too old in VF2 their children will be too old to have kids themselves when they take over the house. Besides that you have to kick them out regardless of age for the next gen to move in.

I would love to see some rocking chairs for there old age

It would be lovely to see older ones sitting on the iconical rocky chair instead of having to die before having grandchilds so maybe virtual kids may know what does "grandma" and "grandpa" mean lol.

I'm not sure if it would be too complicated, but I think within the four stages of the peep lives ( Single 19-25, Married life 25-45, Midlife-Crisis 45-55, End of years 55-65) there could be some joy. Maybe once they hit an older age, 60 or so, one child would come to visit once a day for a real-time hour.

OR

You could have the 'next family' option automatically available after the Grandparents turn 65, at which point the child you choose would just move in with them. You'd need a guest bedroom in the house where the Grandparents would then sleep. There could be more actions added for the elderly, like rocking chairs on the porch, taking overly long naps, playing card games, knitting, etc. It would be so cute! They might not live much older than they would in VV (75 or so?) but it would add even more warmth to the game.

That's really a great thought.

Wow, mine was 67 when I last saw him alive. When the couples die, the age at which they died is not stated, why? unlike in vv. Is it possible to have a burial? Where all family members could gather and there did be words like "dearly beloved, we are gathered here today..." It would be so emotional:)

The couples or either one alive, don't necessarily have to stay alive for so long. 70-80 is the best. I believe it did be better if we have the choice to start up the next generation, immediately after any of the elderly couple gets to 67. It did be cool if a wheel chair or walking stick be made available, for the elderly at age 70 I guess. Maybe at that age they find it difficult to move without a walking stick or wheel chair(severe case), depending on how healthy he/she has lived I guess. These items will have to be purchased, otherwise the elderly man/woman would have to be put on the bed, food did be taken to him/her there, doctors could be called to check up on them, to at least let us know how soon they did kick the bucket, based on their health etc. Everything is a matter of choice though, to keep both aged couples or kick them out. I did never kick them out though:( Have fun ldw fans:)