Challenges ideas

"Butterfreeguy;c-17497841" wrote:
Here's a challenge. Look up 'Butterfreeguy' under EA ID in the gallery. Pick some (or just one) of the Sims I've uploaded and play with them. Afterwards, show me the shenanigans you put them through. ?

Thank you very mush

"crocobaura;c-17480463" wrote:


The Highlander challenge

As the name suggests, the motto of this challenge is "There can be only one", as in only one playable sim.

How to play it:

• You choose a sim of your choice, any gender, any traits, whatever you prefer to start with, maximum age should be young adult.
  
• Game should allow aging and death of other sims, but you cannot let this sim age beyond young adult or die.
  
• You are not allowed to use cheats or mods to prevent aging or death, you can only use in-game methods like Potion of Youth Reward, the Cowplant Essence, or the Age-Away serum. If your sim dies you need to resurrect him/her, they cannot remain a ghost.
  
• Your sim can have a family, friends, etc. but they will need to follow normal gameplay and eventually die. You can play other sims in the household, but do not neglect your main sim.
  
• With this sim you need to go through all the gameplay, use all objects, collect all collectibles, do all aspirations, advance all skills and careers, find all hidden lots, fight the mother plant, etc.
  
• Challenge ends when you get bored or when your sim dies, whichever you prefer.
  

I love Highlander, the movies, the series, I love it all. I may actually give this one a try.

I've been doing my own version of the aspiration legacy where I'm doing the aspirations in the order in which they appear in CAS. Each generation is a new aspiration and each aspiration category determines the amount of heirs/offspring. For example the creative aspiration category has 3 aspirations, therefore there will be 3 heirs in that generation. I thought this would be a good way to do aspirations I never do. I am only on the second generation (athletic aspiration) and he's still a child but I'm kind of enjoying the process.

The Highlander challenge sounds a lot like the Super Sim Challenge by James Turner without the collecting. All skills, all careers that you can compete on chosen path and all aspirations. (can only do one of the food aspirations etc) I think Carl did it on his channel too!

Someone actually wrote a guide.
https://lithiarch.weebly.com/the-super-sim-challenge.html

♢ Achieve highest promotion in all Careers (for branched careers, complete at least one branch)
♢ Max all skills
♢ Complete all Aspirations
♢ Buy all Reward Traits

"Sindocat;c-17480409" wrote:
Welcome-Wagon Fruitcake Legacy

Create a new Sim, in any way you like. Hardcore mode is a completely random Sim.

Move them into the starter home of your choice.

Wait for the Welcome Wagon to arrive. The Sim carrying the fruitcake is your Sim's destined spouse.

If they are married, convince them to break up, and move in with you.

You can adopt, or change gender settings, as needed to secure an heir.

When that child is a YA, they must move out, into a new home, and marry the Fruitcake-bearer in their welcome wagon.

And so on.

Ohh I'm soo doing this! I would be completely out of my comfort zone, with my need to decide every little thing about my sims. This will be difficult! :D But so doing it!

I might also attempt the Fruit Cake Legacy. I think it's a fun idea. Especially because you can't pick who you are getting with.

I am doing the Bachelorette challenge at the moment... or rather i am still setting it up... but yeah... i do think i might do the disney princess one as well

I've been playing the challenge idea I suggested, and I've got my first toddler. I play rotational (Changing households yearly), and I'm currently starting a new household at the start of each year before rotating. Currently, my household has their first toddler, Gil Marena. He's been one of the easiest toddlers I've had in game. He even eats his entire meals in the high chair. For once, the high chair has never been a problem and he only made one mess. I don't play with auto age up, and I'm tempted to never let this end because of how well its going. Andria and Fin have it much easier than my other attempts at raising a toddler. I would share pictures if I could. Oh, I painted from reference the storytime Gil had with Andria and it came out as a masterpiece. Gil is such a good toddler and he doesn't even have the angelic trait. He's the playful type.

I've had the temptation of adapting my challenge idea into a 100 baby challenge for a future household. I haven't decided.

For my current challenge, I'm still on stage 1, but that might have more to do with how well things are going with Gil. I'll be taking my time. Lol

The Highlander Challenge looks interesting, but I might check out the Super Sim Challenge. I'm trying to do one world with 8 different household completing 8 challenges before doing my own legacy.

I forgot to mention this. While I do not play with Auto Age up, I'm trying to finish the challenges before the next year starts. When I rotate to a new household, I'm trying to have the challenges finished. That's how I make it more challenging.

Here's the update I made so it's possible to complete the Big Happy Family Aspiration. It's just a change to stage one.

Getting Started:
Sims can be occult or whatever you want
Create young adult parent(s)
If creating one sim, find a partner at a public venue
Cheat (30,000) and use all of it to build a starter home
Cheat in (1000) this is not in addition to what’s left over from building the house.
Build your dream house while you max out character values for your children.
(Max out character values to set an example for your kids)

Stage 1 Rules:
(If Vampires, only the youngest young adults can be controlled with stated exceptions)
The Grandparents
• They can’t get a job (They have no Education).
• Must have at least three children (Adopted or Try for baby).
• If manual age up (Age up to adults)
• As Adults, they can’t be controlled to make money via skills.
• They can do things autonomously.
• Complete Successful Lineage Aspiration (Can be controlled for Aspiration tasks)
• Complete the Super Parent Aspiration (Can be controlled for Aspiration tasks)
The Parents
• Max out all 5 of the character values (Positive or Negative) before aging up to young adult
• Get As in school before aging up
• If manual age up (Age up to young adult)
• As teens or children, they can’t be controlled.
• They can do things autonomously.
• As young adults, they can be controlled to make money via skills.
• All but two of the children from the Grandparents must move out. (What they do when they move out is up to the player.)

Stage 2 Rules:
(If Vampires, only the youngest young adults can be controlled with stated exceptions)
The Grandparents
• They can’t get a job (They have no Education).
• If manual age up (Age up to Elderly)
• As elderly, they can’t be controlled to make money via skills.
• They can do things autonomously.
The Parents
• They can get a part time job (No college education)
• They can find a partner.
• They can adopt or have children.
• If manual age up (Age up to adults)
• As Adults, they can’t be controlled to make money via skills.
• They can do things autonomously.
• Complete Successful Lineage Aspiration (Can be controlled for Aspiration tasks)
• Complete the Super Parent Aspiration (Can be controlled for Aspiration tasks)
The Grandchildren
• Max out all 5 of the character values (Positive or Negative) before aging up to young adult
• Get As in school before aging up
• If manual age up (Age up to young adult)
• As teens or children, they can’t be controlled.
• They can do things autonomously.
• As young adults, they can be controlled to make money via skills.
• As young adults, they need to attend college

Stage 3:
(If Vampires, only the grandchildren can be controlled with stated exceptions)
The Grandparents
• They can’t get a job (They have no Education).
• As elderly, they can’t be controlled to make money via skills.
• They can do things autonomously.
• Complete Big Happy Family Aspiration (Can be controlled for Aspiration Tasks)
• If Vampire, Complete the Vampire Family Aspiration (Can be controlled for Aspiration Tasks)
The Parents
• They can get a part time job (No college education)
• As Adults, they can’t be controlled to make money via skills.
• They can do things autonomously.
The Grandchildren
• As young adults, they can be controlled to make money via skills.
• As young adults, they need to finish their degree.
• As young adults, they can pick any job that fits their degree.
• Complete the Fabulously Wealthy Aspiration (Can be controlled for Aspiration Tasks)
• Complete the Mansion Baron Aspiration (Can be controlled for Aspiration Tasks)
• Complete any other aspiration (Can be controlled for Aspiration Tasks)

End Goal:
Have a Full House
A full house must include in the same household:
• Grandparent(s) (Elderly)
• At least one parent (Adult)
• At least one child at any age (up to young adult)
• At least one Aunt and/or Uncle (Adult)
• At least one cousin of any age (up to young adult)
• Complete Successful Lineage Aspiration
• Complete the Super Parent Aspiration
• Complete Big Happy Family Aspiration
• Complete the Fabulously Wealthy Aspiration
• Complete the Mansion Baron Aspiration
• Complete any other aspiration

General Rules:
Manual Age up or Auto Age up
The lot must be smaller than 50x50
You can’t control teens, children, toddlers, adults, or elderly with certain exceptions.
Occults are allowed
Having Kids:
There is no restriction
Partners:
There is no restriction
Having Pets:
Only if there is space. Hint: Hamsters and Fish don’t take up household spots.