"CelSims;c-17403526" wrote:
"Vampris;c-17403393" wrote:
I enjoyed doing the "Collect every type of ghost" challenge. Only instead of killing sims I didn't like, I did the opposite.
Pros:
Alot of sims "visiting" your household (social never went yellow)
Your favorite sims will always be with you in your morbid collection
Free food from ghosts cooking
Cons:
Alot of sims "visiting" your household (so many ghosts interrupting my sim mid poop)
Ghosts causing mayham (listen just cause my tv killed you doesn't mean you should destroy it for the 15th time)
They eat EVERYTHING
House is haunted
This sounds awesome, I'm going to see if I can find a link to rules and give it a go. Thanks for mentioning it.
I enjoy Rags to Riches but I've pretty much ran out of new ways to do it so I'm a bit bored.
I'm 10 babies from finishing 100 Baby Challenge again. It's so dull but I have it down to an art and can complete it quickly. I use it to add new sims to my library for other saves. I added challenge to it by doing it in a 64 tile Tiny House.
The only legacy I've managed to stick to the end with was the History Challenge. The rule stipulating staying on one lot quickly kills my interest with the others. My family is generally stupid rich by gen 2 then it's just 8 more generations of the same old lot.
Looking forward to checking on this thread for challenges I haven't heard of yet.
What is the History Challenge? Because that sounds really fun to me and I would love to learn more.
My favorite challenge is the Decades challenge. It was what actually got me pulled into the game. I was bored with the game compared to the Sims 3. I love history and then when I found this challenge I dove right in. And because of it, I began enjoying the Sims 4. I have now finished ten generations and will be restarting the challenge in a new save. When I started it there was only one expansion pack, so there is a lot of stuff to make the challenge even better!