Thursday, 22 July 2010

In the Beginning

As a long time Sims 3 Fan I have been looking for a Legacy challenge to perform. Nothing appealed, until I found the Random Legacy Challenge. http://modthesims.info/showthread.php?t=410530

The rules are simple. Each generation randomly generates a set of "random conditions" to fufill during their lifetime, from their marital status, to how many children they can have, to various miscellaneous challenges such as "throw a party every week" etc. I won't bore you with the details, just read the link. The important thing is that unlike other legacy challenges, there is no scoring system. You either win, if you manage to get to 10 generations fufilling your challenges, or you lose if you don't. Simples.

This is basically for my own amusement, so I can keep track, but I will be updating regularly, so if anyone is actually reading this, then watch this space :)

Before I begin, I should say that I am using a couple of Mods, but it doesn't tip the balance in my favour, as my mods are just to make things more "realistic"

Mods which could affect the challenge:
Baxims Extended EGC with Inteen3. - I have the following aspects enabled:
Teen Woohoo/Households and all tuners that enable dreams/wishes etc. for the above. Basically Teens can do everything that Adults can do except for get a proper job. (this would tip the balance in my favour, but it is tempered by the next one)
Oopsie Baby + Planned Baby - natural conception odds (this counters the Teen romance options, because it is harder for me to get a baby when trying for one, and also if an Oopsie Baby takes me over the limit of children for the generation, then I lose, I normally play with the "Abortion Clinic" to counter Oopsie Babies, but for this challenge I have disabled it, otherwise it would be too easy not to lose)

My other Mods are just small cosmetic changes, such as "Eat Leftovers" and one which stops babies sex from being influenced by fruit.

Anyway :) enough babbling, On with the Challenge!

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