Alphabet SuperLegacy Challenge

WoW. That is going to make for some super unique Sims! :o

The A gen could also go to uni and do Art History. And have their first name beginning with A.

:)

You could have adopt a pet and the breed needs to start with the generations letter. They can also live in the worlds that start with that letter.

This looks potentially interesting, and quite challenging! Some generations will have a lot of goals to accomplish. If the point is to do everything in the game, though, I'm curious as to why you decided to go by main career rather than by career branch. Was it just to avoid the challenge becoming too long and difficult?

Also, a couple small things you forgot for A : Neighborhoods could include Anchorpoint Wharf in San Sequoia and infant food should probably include applesauce (possibly instead of smashed avocado, which could be kept for the S generation? I feel like it's easier to avoid forgetting things if, when it comes to things that show up in in-game menus, you go by the actual first letter.)

Anyways, I've created a family to try this challenge along with you. I created a starter Sim to be the parent of the first generation. Was that the intent? So far, I just have an angelic toddler named Alice who absolutely loves applesauce! She is also a Spellcaster from an Ancient bloodline, just because I wanted to throw that in and play around with it a little. I don't know if I'll share the whole process, but I'll be keeping a look on this thread to see what you come up with and make sure I don't forget anything!

This sounds like a great idea. You've done a lot of detail on this.

@SoulGal7 Thanks! It's been fun so far, but it definitely requires strategy. Then again, playing on normal lifespan is a choice I'm making, not a rule of the challenge. I'm also learning about some of the game play features I don't play with very often.

D Gen-Doctor DJ

This is the easiest generation so far. Here are Dahlia's adulthood objectives:
Teen+ Skills- Dancing, DJ Mixing
Careers- Diver, Detective, Doctor
Reside In-Del Sol Valley
Lot Traits and Challenges-On a Dark Ley Line
Visit-Del Sol Valley community lots
Other Gameplay- Own a Drone, a Doctor playset, a Dishwasher, a Dartboard, a Dance floor, a Drink fountain and a Don’t wake the llama table. Put your Decorative Eggs in a Display case. Have a Dance party and Dinner party. Befriend a Dolphin. Woohoo in a Double bed. After all other objective are complete, die from Drowning.

Dahlia decided to continue living with Keon for a little while longer while their grief was at its worst. They went to the beach for some sunshine therapy and she made friends with a dolphin.

Dahlia had told her cousin Jack about her dream of moving to Del Sol Valley some day. He asked his mother, Noura, if Dahlia could move in with them. "We have so much space!" Noura was delighted to do anything for Celia's daughter, so she loaned the family dinosaur to a museum and made over the vault as a dark blue bedroom.
Catch up time: I've only mentioned Noura briefly in B Gen Pt 2, when she and her twin sister visited Bianca. Since then Celia and the twins remained close. As a young adult, Noura married money and moved to Beverly into her husband's mansion in the Pinnacles. Now she is a widow living with her teen-aged son, Jack.

Dahlia soon makes herself at home. The kitchen is equipped with a Dishwasher and a Drink fountain. Noura also put in a DJ Booth and Dance Floor on the top floor, so Dahlia could work on her mix tapes.

Inspired by her beach adventures, Dahlia found a job as a Sunken Treasure Hunter, the top of the Diver career. She quickly tired of this and decided she wanted to do something more meaningful, so she went to work at the hospital. Talk about long hours! Luckily her Dance Machine trait gives her the ability to take a quick disco nap if her energy starts to flag.

It's Friday and her last patient of the day is a cute guy named Kayaan. She's too tired to go anywhere that night, but she makes plans with her clubbing friends for a Dance Party at the Bluffs on Saturday.

She brings along a drone to capture the moment. After nightfall, several of Dahlia's dead relatives show up along with a vampire mixologist and Celia's old werewolf friend Rory, so the event turned into something of a monster mash. It was worth it because Dahlia mastered the Dancing skill that night.

Within a week she masters DJ Mixing as well.

Between clubbing and her career, you would think she wouldn't have time to play cupid, but she does. She invites her cousin Brice over to Pectoral Fitness in Del Sol Valley, promising him that he would see some celebrities. She also invites Emily Kealoha, a detective she met at a house call. This was all a maneuver to set up Brice and Emily.

Dahlia is gunning for a promotion, so she decides to throw a Dinner Party for the hospital staff. The party was a success and towards the end she uses her medical prowess to check Kayaan, who catered the event, for hotness.

Soon she is promoted to Chief of Staff, in spite of the fiasco with the patient who eloped from surgery. She decides its time she stopped living off of Jack's generosity, so she and Kayaan move to a house in Mirage Park, on the other side of Del Sol Valley.

The new house has a recreation room with a Dart Board and a Don't Wake the Llama Table. They put a Display Case in the living room where Dahlia can finally show off her Decorative Egg collection.

Dahlia and Kayaan woohoo in the Double Bed. This house is on a Dark Ley Line, so who knows what can happen?

What an interesting challenge. Don't know if I could handle the death as I get too attached to my sims. Are you finding it difficult to deal with?

@elanorbreton I've added naming conventions to the overall rules, good idea. On the other hand, I don't want to go on university majors, because that's like adding an additional career, particularly if the major is unrelated to their assigned careers. For most generations, careers are the most time consuming part of completing the generation. I am going to use university names, though. The B generation has to go to Britechester and the F generation has to go to Foxbury.

@blueybluesky I never even thought of pets. For generational requirements, I'll go off the species name (B is for bubalus, C is for cat, D is for dog), I think I'll also add a requirement that if a player wants an optional cat, dog or horse, they have to use a breed starting with their assigned letter.
I decided to use neighborhood names instead of world names by default. On the other hand, if there aren't any neighborhoods that start with the assigned letter, I assign a world instead. For example there are no neighborhoods starting with E, so the E generation has to live in Evergreen Harbor, any neighborhood.