Doing the millionaire scenario

Seasoned Scout

4 years ago

56 Days.
I wasted a lot of time trying something different before switching over to another strategy.
The guy is a painter and he used his savings to buy this property with several tiny homes on it.

It was fun having roommates, isolated to their units, but I quickly found that his gardening side hustle was bringing in 20,000 a day.
So I kicked the roomies out, and bulldozed the houses, but one of the roommates became his girlfriend and moved in.

I was more focused on simply enjoying the game, building and decorating their home, their hobbies, than I was on the simply achieving the million as quickly as possible.

And I really did enjoy playing this.
The girlfriend turned out to be Uni dropout with an F average. I sent her back to Uni to get her communications degree.
The guy continued with his art, gardening, and a bit of novel writing. The girl, Yuna, graduated and got a job in commuications.

The house renovation was a reward when they reached 500,000 simoleons. The greenhouse was a reward for reaching 750,000. The money began to escalate quickly after 500,000 because the mushroom quality was rising and he was earning other reward traits to boost that.
They finished in midsummer, much earlier than I had planned. I was going to send them to Selvadorada in the fall as part of their plan, but they made the money way before that. So I sent them anyway.

So what's next?
Their trip to Selvadorada gave me an idea. I really hate how sims outfit themselves for adventure in Selvadorada. It's so random and not very helpful. So my sims are going to use their riches ($1,204 336) to start a World Adventures Outfitters business, so my sims can buy exactly what they need and want whenever they go on a trip. You need 10 machetes? Here they are.

They will continue adventuring of course.
Yuna made it to the top of her career and has already quit a job. She will probably get a degree for archeology and then start having children.