[BETA] The Sims 4 History Challenge
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I'm back with another Sim-weekly report! Aria aged up into a child this week, and I decided to keep her home from school to work on fishing with her dad :) I sent John over to the Pancakes residence to woo Eliza, only to find out that Bob was still there... awkward. Mary got pregnant again, and had another daughter on Saturday, who they named Lily :) Even with two kids, these crazy cavesims just can't help themselves from getting their prehistoric freak on ;)
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During the week, the daily earnings from fishing, woodworking, and gardening ranged from $493 to $1,746, with a total of $7,878 earned by the end of the week. I now only have $38,928 left to go to complete the goal of making $50,000 in the prehistoric age! Aria maxed her mental skill this week from fishing (she's hot-headed so I figured fishing would be a good way to calm her down :) ) so she can start learning fishing and gardening skills in the upcoming week. John is now maxed out on his fishing skill, but isn't done with his fishing aspiration yet. He also got to level three in painting this week, and painted a portrait of Mary which they hung on the outside of their outhouse, next to the portrait of John that Mary painted last week. Mary is now level 6 in both gardening and handiness, and can make a lot of different furniture at the woodworking table. @Cloudseeker I had a question about woodworking, can we use the furniture that they craft at the woodworking bench even if it isn't part of the furniture allowed in the prehistoric age? If not all of it then can we at least use things like planters or shelves, and put the statues up for decorations? It also drives me crazy not being able to sell paintings. Can we sell paintings that are nature related and landscape paintings? Otherwise it seems like a waste of money leveling up the painting skill to 3 just to paint portraits. I understand the risk of masterpieces bringing in way too much money, but maybe if you restrict the painting skill to landscape paintings and painting from reference (and classic but only until they get to level 2, when they can paint landscapes) and don't allow money made from selling paintings to be counted towards the $50,000, that would be fair. I don't know just a thought :)
That's it for my second Sim-weekly report! I'm really enjoying this challenge and I'm sorry if this report was a bit delayed, I had a crazy busy past few days.
Edit: Oh and one more thing, I did take a look at the toilet mod but decided not to use it because it is an unbreakable toilet, and I enjoy having Mary repair the toilet and sink to help with her handiness, as well as upgrade these things.
http://s7.postimg.org/8ow4p56xn/04_25_15_10_29_AM.png
During the week, the daily earnings from fishing, woodworking, and gardening ranged from $493 to $1,746, with a total of $7,878 earned by the end of the week. I now only have $38,928 left to go to complete the goal of making $50,000 in the prehistoric age! Aria maxed her mental skill this week from fishing (she's hot-headed so I figured fishing would be a good way to calm her down :) ) so she can start learning fishing and gardening skills in the upcoming week. John is now maxed out on his fishing skill, but isn't done with his fishing aspiration yet. He also got to level three in painting this week, and painted a portrait of Mary which they hung on the outside of their outhouse, next to the portrait of John that Mary painted last week. Mary is now level 6 in both gardening and handiness, and can make a lot of different furniture at the woodworking table. @Cloudseeker I had a question about woodworking, can we use the furniture that they craft at the woodworking bench even if it isn't part of the furniture allowed in the prehistoric age? If not all of it then can we at least use things like planters or shelves, and put the statues up for decorations? It also drives me crazy not being able to sell paintings. Can we sell paintings that are nature related and landscape paintings? Otherwise it seems like a waste of money leveling up the painting skill to 3 just to paint portraits. I understand the risk of masterpieces bringing in way too much money, but maybe if you restrict the painting skill to landscape paintings and painting from reference (and classic but only until they get to level 2, when they can paint landscapes) and don't allow money made from selling paintings to be counted towards the $50,000, that would be fair. I don't know just a thought :)
That's it for my second Sim-weekly report! I'm really enjoying this challenge and I'm sorry if this report was a bit delayed, I had a crazy busy past few days.
Edit: Oh and one more thing, I did take a look at the toilet mod but decided not to use it because it is an unbreakable toilet, and I enjoy having Mary repair the toilet and sink to help with her handiness, as well as upgrade these things.
