Should I start a Legacy Challenge?

If you decided a Legacy Challenge (caps on that makes it sound like you mean "official" one) with two founders, wouldn't that have to be a different type of challenge? I thought the official one required a single founder, that can't marry a rich sim?

Female founder... just because I wanted to. :mrgreen: :cookie:

Just to do it the old fashioned, traditional way...

Really you should start a Legacy Challenge with which ever gender you want. Besides the original Legacy Challenge there are several variations but I would start with the original and play it for a while to get a feel for how it plays.

I have only played one Legacy Challenge according to the rules and it helped broaden my play style. It forced me to interact with the towns people more than I was used to since I could not create my own love interest/partner and I learned that some of the traits I considered "bad" were actually fun and not so bad. I'm afraid I only lasted 5 generations since I tend to start other games to try new ideas and often don't go back to older games. Also I'm not one for rules but I'm glad I tried a Legacy.

Voted no because you allowed it lol, and for me there just isn’t anything appealing about challenges. If you like them though, sure, do it! And maybe let gender depend on the challenge in question.

(I do love playing a legacy by the way, just not the challenge part)

I totally see eye to eye with Sindocat and JoAnne65.

I've tried to start challenges a few times, different ones too, just never really got into it. I think it's being told how to play that deflates me.

Commenting on this because I've decided to attempt the Legacy Challenge- have 10 generations in one family- with the Rags to Riches Challenge. The latter I've only attempted in Sims 4. Wish me luck!

"HillyBeth;c-17024035" wrote:
Commenting on this because I've decided to attempt the Legacy Challenge- have 10 generations in one family- with the Rags to Riches Challenge. The latter I've only attempted in Sims 4. Wish me luck!

Good luck and show us how things progress.

What's a legacy challenge please?
Keith