The Royal Kingdom Challenge
Royal Kingdom Challenge This is my version of the Royal Kingdom Challenge. It's a hard-core challenge, for advanced/hard-core players. Casual players beware :wink: I played the Royal Kingdom Cha...
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Resources
Neighborhoods
Castle Keep
a medieval neighborhood with custom world by auntielynds.
Dracul Isle a medieval neighborhood by JudySims
Avalon a medieval neighborhood by votenga
Darthtopia fantasy world by Picasso (Contains CC)
Rownshire small pre-modern world by Pink Rabbit
Story Progression & Aging
I use NRaas StoryProgression mod that allows me to set Story Progression on individual households.
You can play with aging on and storyprogression off, keep track of how many days you play each family and rotate the families. If you play with storyprogression on then alternate as much as possible between the families.
Warning, if your sim is pregnant and you have story progression on, if you switch families the baby will be born while you are away
Read up on story-progression on/off and aging on/off:
SimGuruLyndsay's Blog
Getting started
Setting up this challenge may require a bit of work, to make everything smooth and balanced. Since I've been trying this out for a bit before settling for a play-mode, here is how I did it
Set Up The Neighborhood
1. I downloaded a custom pre-made world (without sims in it)
2. I removed the residential lots that I intended to play with and saved them to my library
2. Edited the buildings to suit my liking (before moving in any sims)
3. Then I added some "townies" that I've created myself or downloaded, tried to cover different careers, ages, etc.
4. I picked a "townie" household to play, turned story progression on and played for a while (this way, NPC's and townies moved in automatically to fill out the jobs etc.)
5. Added my playable lots
6. Added my families and did a "set-up round"
Set Up Round
To get everybody in the neighborhood settled before I started to play, this is how I did:
1. I turned aging off
2. I moved in the first family, got them to join the careers I intended them to have
3. I moved in the next family and the next until all the families where settled
4. When it was time to move in the monastery household I also used the money cheat to make them owners of all the church related community lots (I have 2 churches and 1 graveyard in my neighborhood)
6. I also solved this issue
5. When I was ready with this I turned aging on again
Tutorial for changing active household with Nraas Story Progression
Resources
Neighborhoods
Castle Keep
a medieval neighborhood with custom world by auntielynds.
Dracul Isle a medieval neighborhood by JudySims
Avalon a medieval neighborhood by votenga
Darthtopia fantasy world by Picasso (Contains CC)
Rownshire small pre-modern world by Pink Rabbit
Story Progression & Aging
I use NRaas StoryProgression mod that allows me to set Story Progression on individual households.
You can play with aging on and storyprogression off, keep track of how many days you play each family and rotate the families. If you play with storyprogression on then alternate as much as possible between the families.
Warning, if your sim is pregnant and you have story progression on, if you switch families the baby will be born while you are away
Read up on story-progression on/off and aging on/off:
SimGuruLyndsay's Blog
Getting started
Setting up this challenge may require a bit of work, to make everything smooth and balanced. Since I've been trying this out for a bit before settling for a play-mode, here is how I did it
Set Up The Neighborhood
1. I downloaded a custom pre-made world (without sims in it)
2. I removed the residential lots that I intended to play with and saved them to my library
2. Edited the buildings to suit my liking (before moving in any sims)
3. Then I added some "townies" that I've created myself or downloaded, tried to cover different careers, ages, etc.
4. I picked a "townie" household to play, turned story progression on and played for a while (this way, NPC's and townies moved in automatically to fill out the jobs etc.)
5. Added my playable lots
6. Added my families and did a "set-up round"
Set Up Round
To get everybody in the neighborhood settled before I started to play, this is how I did:
1. I turned aging off
2. I moved in the first family, got them to join the careers I intended them to have
3. I moved in the next family and the next until all the families where settled
4. When it was time to move in the monastery household I also used the money cheat to make them owners of all the church related community lots (I have 2 churches and 1 graveyard in my neighborhood)
6. I also solved this issue
5. When I was ready with this I turned aging on again
Tutorial for changing active household with Nraas Story Progression
