Are your sims rich or poor?
I was just curious how many of you play with poor vs. rich sims and why. I tend to love my sims most when they're struggling, but then I do want them to advance in their lives etc. It's just that once...
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My sim family in my current save are stupidly rich, so I focus on getting career satisfaction (in multiple careers, since I play on long life) and completing collections (harder than it sounds since the collection counter resets every time you move someone out) and aspirations, since money is not an issue.
My next save once I finish up this one, I'm doing a pseudo Rags to Riches (They have a house - it's just burned out with the only things still working being the bathroom and a laptop) and future generations won't be living in the same house, so there won't be the same accumulation of generational wealth. (I'm going to try a story challenge where every generation is the protagonist in one of Booker's Seven Basic Plots. Rags to Riches is one of them, so it's the easiest to set up at start.) But other than the Rags to Riches story, I am going to try to have everyone living reasonably comfortably.
My next save once I finish up this one, I'm doing a pseudo Rags to Riches (They have a house - it's just burned out with the only things still working being the bathroom and a laptop) and future generations won't be living in the same house, so there won't be the same accumulation of generational wealth. (I'm going to try a story challenge where every generation is the protagonist in one of Booker's Seven Basic Plots. Rags to Riches is one of them, so it's the easiest to set up at start.) But other than the Rags to Riches story, I am going to try to have everyone living reasonably comfortably.
