Legacy Rules
That`s true, but it would also violate Rule 6 (You can`t alter a Sim`s current efforts. The exception is when they fully satisfy an aspiration). So if you follow the rules, don`t change them. I do not understand why you could not work in that direction. Yes, that would probably mean that your Sim`s spouse has dated other Sims and even whoohoo them – so what? In fact, I chose Serial Romantic Aspiration for my founder – I think I`m going to have a lot of fun playing it. I was very lucky with this legacy challenge. Your periods are wonderful, there`s nothing wrong with the challenge, but my luck is just terrible. I`m also an experienced player, so it`s particularly frustrating for me, haha. When I started the challenge, my founder reached level 4 of her career, reached two milestones and had a small cabin built around her stuff before I realized I had been playing with aging from the beginning! WHOOPS! I had to start all over again, because it was my own mistake, not a game mistake. Here`s my scenario. I moved in with her with my Sims lover and eventually he wanted another girlfriend, so I let him have one and attracted her too.
After that, I decided to let her second lover cheat on him and have children. After the birth of my heir, I stripped him and his surrogate lover naked, but I kept the child from his second love affair. Now I am raising this child to marry my spouse. Are those all the rules? So here are my starting rules from City Living: [*] You can move into any apartment you want. [*] You need to use a scammer to reduce your family household to 100 Simoleons. [*] Then you will have to erase all walls and erasable objects (even refrigerators and beds – everything). [*] You can then buy all the items you want. [*] By playing in the apartment, you cannot earn lucky points that make you your total score. [*] You will need to buy and move into an inherited property before becoming a senior or your first child becomes a young adult (whichever comes first). Although I`ve been an avid Sims player for many, many years, I`ve never heard of the Legacy Challenge! Try it now. But: The first son of my founder has the choice between two ambitions. Are there any rules on that? Can I choose what I want or do I have to stick to a common characteristic? Ah! You know what, I wanted to write something in the rules and I forgot about it.
Yes, you can move to one of the larger properties with an already established inherited family. But only once and you can`t go back to the old property. I should update this now. Thanks for the reminder! […] Those who have read so far and also dispute the inheritance note that the rules of the spouse have changed a bit – for the better, in my opinion, apart from the absence of a dowry. This will allow me to […] The first question is that it is called “at some point during the challenge”, which means that in my home, all skills must be mastered at the same time? Or do you mean throughout the story, even if Sims who mastered these abilities are no longer part of the house? Because if you count the abilities of the child and toddler, there are a total of 47 abilities. And that`s my second question. 9 points for 27 skills at any given point in the inheritance, the extra point for 47 skills at any given time in the household??? It sounds really unbalanced, idk, if I don`t understand something?? Maybe we only count basic play skills + toddlers and kids? (And leave aside Salvadoran culture and skills like that) idk please let me see the light There are no more official guide videos. again.
but you can watch several Let`s Plays and live recordings from this list here: simslegacychallenge.com/want-see-legacy-challenge-action-check-lets-plays/. Watching other people play might give you a better idea of what to do 🙂 Before I ask my main question, I`d like to know if it`s against the rules to use a mod that scans pregnancies and tells me how many babies there are and what their gender is. Would that be an example of how I could gain an unfair advantage? I have a question about the founder. I play the Legacy Challenge as a Sim Self and I have a real partner I don`t want to exclude from my inherited home. So I started with two married Sims (me and my partner) instead of one, but I put them on the stage of ADULT life instead of young adults to compensate for that. As a result, I lost 24 days of Sim (which I think puts me at a bit of a disadvantage because technically I could have found a partner in a matter of days as a young adult simulation), but I`d rather have that than exclude my partner. Moreover, I based our two qualities on our true personalities and not on what would be most beneficial. Please confirm that this is OK. I do not know if anyone asked that question or not. I didn`t see anything. But where it says you can only play the old household, does that mean we can`t even play our moving spare parts? My first children born to the founder were twins and the firstborn was male.
However, the estate must be a woman. I kind of wanted to play him and his wife as a rival legacy for the purposes of the story. Is this allowed? Policymakers in a number of states criticized the types of families receiving the ADC and the rising cost of the program, and introduced punitive policies that disproportionately harmed black families. The so-called “appropriate home” and “man in the house” rules opened or denied first access to mothers who engaged in an activity considered morally or sexually deviant. [53] The purpose of the new rules was, as one Georgian politician put it, to “clean up” the roles. [54] […] The Pinstar Legacy Challenge made sense to me and on October 7th I launched my first Legacy Challenge with Lemongrass Pigglewiggle. I didn`t know what I was doing, I didn`t know how to write or how to tease the characters or actions in the game. These aren`t terrible messages, but you don`t really have a sense of those first generations. Around Generation 5 (December), I started to understand things and I`m just learning more.
[…] […] Try The Sims 4 Legacy Challenge. I will try to follow all the rules that can be found here. I`ve always wanted to try the Legacy Challenge, so I hope you take this Legacy Challenge with […] […] I decided to complete the extreme launch option for my setup, as described in the official rules for the Sims 4 Legacy Challenge. For this, I moved Nikolai to one of lots 64×64 in Widenburg and then I had to […] I went into Housekeeping and removed older Sims before they died, as the game has slots for their ghosts. This allowed my game to generate new cities. If it is considered a fraud, I apologize, but it is the best way to carry on the legacy over 10 generations. The heir must be the child of the current heir, not a substitute. It would therefore have to be a child of the heir and follow the rules.
If you are patriarchy and not STRICT patriarchy, then the female child could still be heir, as if there were no men, you would go to the oldest non-male heir. I hope this makes sense! So, I love the legacy style game. But I would like a printed copy of the rules that I could print and have as a reference. Where can I find one? Without printing a lot of images. I just want to have a written copy handy. It took me a while to play TS4, so I want to do justice to a family! 🙂 I don`t know if anyone else would be interested in incorporating these rules into their own games, so I`ll leave them here for possible inspiration. If you want to follow the progress of my legacy, you can find it at wordpress.com/post/asadlittlepotato.wordpress.com/51 As Pinstar said in the past, you must have a normal lifespan and vampires live forever, so I don`t think you can be a vampire. Having said that, if it is not in the rules, I think it is acceptable to do the other things that you have requested. I think I accidentally broke an important rule. I had thought you could marry the spare parts and bring the surrogate spouses to the inheritance house so you could have cadet branches for a more interesting story.
I make a vampire inheritance where the heir must be a vampire. I have two daughters, but the youngest is the “born” vampire. I know the other can`t be an heir, but can my founder still turn her into a vampire as a YA? That said, I ended up starting a new challenge with the new rules and I think I enjoy the new rule more! Thank you for all your hard work on this challenge, the legacy challenge was what originally brought me into the Simming community, so it has a special place in my heart. 🙂 I was all for the legacy challenge until I saw that “life has to be stopped normally.” I enjoy playing with my Sims for a long time, letting them learn aspirations and skills; have a fulfilling “life”. Shame. But thank you for that. One day, I could still try. Thank you! No problem, I wasn`t even home.
She did a fantastic job, I highly recommend her. He filled all the houses. I had to evict a family, bulldoze the land I wanted, and then start a new household for my inheritance founder. But it`s worth it! Federal control over AFDC eligibility began to erode in the late 1980s and early 1990s as states sought to introduce new requirements and restrictions such as deadlines, increased labor requirements, and tougher penalties. Particularly in the early and mid-1990s, states requested waivers from federal law (available under Section 1115 of the Social Security Act) to change eligibility and requirements.
