One Sim Can't Do It All...

You could always start with base game and work your way through each pack release.

@NRowe check out James Turner's website, jamesturneryt .com. He created a tool for tracking all those things for his supersim lets play (think it's under tools). You can select what lifestage you want to track & deselect the packs you don't have. One thing is that for jobs that have different branches he only lists the overall career; ie: criminal has two branches but it just lists "criminal" on the tracker. You can even save & reload your info.

The hardest part would be occult stages, I think, unless you're open to using MCC to de-vampire or de-werewolf somebody. I'm playing a legacy atm and the main reason one of my heirs is still a werewolf is because I can't be bothered hunting down all the collectibles, and the legacy rules are strictly no cheating. My goal with the legacy is to experience as much of the game as possible in ten generations.

There is an ingame cure for werewolf without cheats :) and I think for vampires too?

If you have your own checklist, why not just follow it top to bottom, eg. your first sim could be an actor, with the academic aspiration, be active, adventurous and ambitious etc.

There are several different pack legacy challenges here on the forums. One of those could help you track everything. I don't think every generation in most of those legacies utilize all features but it would be a good starting point.

"NRowe;d-1011399" wrote:
Thing is, where to start ??

You could use a checklist like Alourra's Sims 4 Completion Checklist. It's not 100% complete for all packs but it is a pretty good start. The link is to the Google Docs spreadsheet. It can be downloaded and used offline.

If I want to play efficient, I start like this:

- Summer in Newcrest, lower right neighborhood with the lilies. Pick, plant and multiply for a nice simoleon cushion.
- Townies will grill for you often enough so that your sim won't starve.
- Meanwhile rush through the Soulmates aspiration and/or Collector. For the latter work as Scientist for easy access to dig sites.
- Once that is done, buy Never weary to get rid of the sleep need. Steel Bladder second.
Alternately become a spellcaster and spam "Ask to teach potion recipe" every hour with the sages for the Potion of Plentiful Needs.

And now you already have a super sim that can put all the other points into youth potions. You're now free to explore to your heart's content.

"elanorbreton;c-18318345" wrote:
If you have your own checklist, why not just follow it top to bottom, eg. your first sim could be an actor, with the academic aspiration, be active, adventurous and ambitious etc.

@elanorbreton I don't generally like challenges that revolve around a single sim, which is what NRowe is trying to do, but an alphabet superlegacy challenge would be right up my ally. Gen 1 would have to start out as an angelic toddler, before becoming an adventurous child, then an art loving teen and ambitious adult. They would have to master the Acting and Archeology skills, complete the Angling Ace and Archeology Scholar aspirations, and master the Author, Arts Critic and Actor careers. They would also have to be a member of the Avant Gardes, own an arcade machine, live in an apartment in the Arts District, marry an alien, visit the ancient ruins and an art center, and complete the alien and ancient omiscan artifact collections. For likes and dislikes they have to like acting, alternative music and art deco.

Gen 13 would have their hands full with all the things that start with M.

I was trying to have One Sim Do it All--at least all aspirations--but now we have aspirations exclusive to Teens. I'm afraid I'll break my save if I age Morgan Mallard down so she can complete the Teen aspirations...