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What is the hardest thing you've done on The Sims? I want all of the details, was it the monstrous 100 baby challenge? Attempted a build and it was a lot harder in practice than first thought? Tried...
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Builds are usually the hardest thing for me to do, especially big lots. I tend to throw my hands up and leave builds for a few days before coming back to it. I struggle a lot with community lots and mansions.
As for the WORST thing I did, it would have been in The Sims 2. It's a tie between the dystopian world I made, or the time I made this one family. The family consisted of Nami and Sanji from One Piece, and their 2 kids. One daughter was SUPER ugly and I hated looking at her, so I used moveobjects to hide her under the house. So she was trapped under the house's foundation while my sims and their GOOD child lived a good life, ignoring the toddler's cries below them. But because that stupid crawl space baby kept crying, eventually a social worker came and took both children away. So my sims' happy life was ruined forever.
I also have a hard time with huge lots. I got the idea from watching creators that you can still build small on the large lots - add a backyard with a swing set, add landscaping, think of the lot as a neighbourhood with multiple builds on it. The Duplantier Dwelling in your Library (if you have Paranormal) or the Gallery (built by Doctor Ashley) is for me good example of a build that's smaller than its lot. It's cosy and I've really enjoyed renovating it.
