New Challenger: Chris Harper - Hidden Springs
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Yeah @Tamijo ... The Challenge is really kind of a mix of story and challenge.
You try to "get to know" the Sim you will be putting into your game.
You definitely want to achieve the challenge goals, but also explore the Sims' wants and activities.
You build in habits that go along with their traits and you roll with the punches so to say.
Sometimes ... It has happened in my past challenges ... A Sim will not make it through the challenge.
Most of the time that is because their "story" becomes greater than their challenge and they earn their own "save",
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Also ... Some Sims may figure out things that give them an advantage.
It's not cheating because you as a player don't have to do anything the game doesn't freely allow.
For instance, the challenge requires Level 10 Fishing and Catching a Deathfish to make Ambrosia at the end.
Deathfish increase in value the more you catch ... And a Sim gains the ability to "Stock a Pond" at Level 7 or 8 Fishing Skill.
If you don't immediately sell 10 of the Deathfish you catch in the Cemetary you can stock them in any pond anywhere on the map.
You need Anglefish to catch Deathfish ... But you can stock them in the same pond too if you have 10.
You can catch stocked Deathfish any time a day ... Buy Alley Catfish at the Grocery Store ...
To catch the Anglefish you have stocked for bait.
As the quality of the bait increases ... The Quality of the fish you catch increases.
Right now ... Chris can catch 20,000 Simoleons of Deathfish in the park behind his campsite in about 7 hours.
After working in his garden in the morning ... And catching some fish for a nice profit ...
He can spend the next day Painting, going to a party, hanging out with friends or whatever.
It's all time management and figuring out better ways to do things and have fun doing them.
Anyway ... Thanks for dropping by and commenting.
Happy Simming and Good Luck with Your Games!
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