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- AfterMidnight136 years agoSeasoned NewcomerFinished a TS3 Uglacy and wrapped up the Not So Berry challenge earlier this year. :)
- Not yet, haven't had time. I haven't played Sims 4 for very long, my sims have custom lifespan that is bit longer than normal (I don't follow all the challenge rules), and my first family was lost when my computer had a melt down and I had to wipe my hard drive :( My new family is gen 5 atm so it's getting there. And I definitely learned to backup my saves.
- JayandMeeka6 years agoSeasoned AceHaven’t in S4 but with Nraas mods and errortrap/overwatch I did in S3 and it was the most fun I’ve had in a long time.
I remember when I got to about the 7th or 8th generation, one night I scrolled over to the town graveyard where I laid all my previous generations to rest while my current generation slept. In the graveyard I saw the ghost of my second generation building a snowman with the ghost of their great grandchild! Snapped lots of pics and had an absolute blast. :blush: - icemanfresh6 years agoLegendThe question didn't specify the exact game, so technically it's a yes. I finished a Sims 2 legacy, which took me five years.
I'm also in generation 8 of my TS3 legacy, which I should really finish soon because I started it in 2015 - Suziish6 years agoSeasoned AceI'm on Generation 4 (children) of Pinstar's Legacy Challenge, with a total of 73 points so far.
I have reached house 11, so far, of the drifter challenge, which is a legacy of sorts, you just start over with each new heir in a new house with zero funds and new goals. But, my house 11 heir can trace his lineage all the way back to house 01 founder, Anna Schmitt. - GalacticGal6 years agoLegendMind you, I wasn't yet playing this iteration of the Sims everyday, as I did both Sims2 and even Sims3 (despite my love/hate relationship with 3). I chose to bring my singer Sim into Sims4 and created, I thought, a fantastic backstory as to why he found himself in the circumstances a Founder must begin. I was having a great time, with the curves the game threw at me. Mind you, this was shortly after the game was released. Pinstar had just released his rules for Sims 4. We didn't have much of a way to distinguish the ages of our Sims, either. Turns out, the Sim my Founder fell for was much older than she professed, or looked like. Immediately after they said their "I do's" she aged up to Elder. Not a great start to a legacy.
I found myself in a true quandary. Do I quit and start again? (Rules stipulate you go with what happens.) Or do I put aside my core Values this time to preserve what I started? I chose door number 2. He had a girlfriend prior to his interest in the one he married. She was still his friend and confidant. In the course of discussing his situation, she made a bold offer.
Ultimately, he brought her in to live with his old hag of a wife and himself. Things were going great, my blog was on fire. I was having a blast. Then I made a mistake that scuttled the whole thing. The choice I made for choosing an heir came back to bite me in the behind. Neither of the three sons had the Trait, to be heir. I had the eldest move out, to make room for the couple to an additional child. MISTAKE. They had twin daughters. The rules state you can't move the heir out of the lot. I had it in my head I would simply go back and find my Founder's wife again and have the two restart their family. That's when I learned that the walk-by Sims were totally random and they didn't repeat.
That was the end of it.
I took almost a full year before deciding to give it another go. I still wanted to use my Founder, as I really liked his backstory. So, I did. Sadly, the events weren't as interesting, but all-in-all, I did stick with it and I blogged about it. I was able to finish it, too.
If you're curious, you can read it here: https://galacticgals.blogspot.com/2014/09/chapter-one-eriks-choice.html
You'll note that the date I began was in 2014. That's because I failed to delete it, in it's entirety. I should have copied and pasted the beginning I wished to keep with what actually happened in the second version. But, you live and learn, right? - Kita53996 years agoSeasoned AceGen 10 was recently born in TS4, but they have been on hold while I play Strangerville. I’m also on Gen 20 in TS3 but I haven’t played that in a few months.
- fruitsbasket1006 years agoSeasoned AceOnly once but I was so happy after I finished it.
- Hermitgirl6 years agoSeasoned AceDidn't know whether to vote No .. or what I did. I play with aging off and my sims either live forever or until I feel like aging them up and usually I only age up children. In a challenge I made it to two generations since I had to set the lifespan to aging on .. but it's just not my thing.
- simsimsere6 years agoSeasoned Ace
"ChelleJo;c-16991584" wrote:
I'm on Generation 4 (children) of Pinstar's Legacy Challenge, with a total of 73 points so far.
I have reached house 11, so far, of the drifter challenge, which is a legacy of sorts, you just start over with each new heir in a new house with zero funds and new goals. But, my house 11 heir can trace his lineage all the way back to house 01 founder, Anna Schmitt.
I think that drifter challenge would suit me much better than what I consider traditional legacy challenge (probably the same as Pinstar's?). Might delete my current legacy attempt and start drifter at some point.