Sims 4 Room Challenge
http://www.demon-heart.com/sims4/doris/Logo.jpg The Sims 4 Room Challenge is meant to test your management of social activities without the presence of other Sims. You build an 8 x 8 room on any ...
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@SirenHart I'm pretty sure Kremesch was just making a joke.
Anyway, congrats @SimPoseyYum ! I'll add you to the leader board.
Ha ha, Doris Dolores is now Doris Dylan. She got married to a man that could not be more of a "Dad" stereotype. So they have a teenage son that came with the husband.
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In regards to adding a baby: I'm still not the Challenge Police, so if you want a baby, then have a baby. However, having a baby usually requires pregnancy, which typically requires a father. In having a baby's father, you'll most likely have someone in your contact list you can phone call or chat with to raise social, which isn't really going to add much in the way of challenge. More than that, I believe talking with the baby will also most likely raise social meter.
Constantly attending a baby's needs will make the challenge take longer, but it's removing the 'no social contact' part which makes the challenge challenging.
Again though, I'm not the Challenge Police, so if you want a baby, have a baby. If you want rewards, use rewards. If you don't want babies or rewards, then you don't have to. Just if you plan on actually scoring yourself, be fair to other players. :D
Anyway, congrats @SimPoseyYum ! I'll add you to the leader board.
Ha ha, Doris Dolores is now Doris Dylan. She got married to a man that could not be more of a "Dad" stereotype. So they have a teenage son that came with the husband.
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In regards to adding a baby: I'm still not the Challenge Police, so if you want a baby, then have a baby. However, having a baby usually requires pregnancy, which typically requires a father. In having a baby's father, you'll most likely have someone in your contact list you can phone call or chat with to raise social, which isn't really going to add much in the way of challenge. More than that, I believe talking with the baby will also most likely raise social meter.
Constantly attending a baby's needs will make the challenge take longer, but it's removing the 'no social contact' part which makes the challenge challenging.
Again though, I'm not the Challenge Police, so if you want a baby, have a baby. If you want rewards, use rewards. If you don't want babies or rewards, then you don't have to. Just if you plan on actually scoring yourself, be fair to other players. :D
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