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One Man, 100 Kids Challenge
figmentz
Posts: 504 Member
Here's a challenge that's sort of a variation of the 100 baby challenge.
Your objective is to have your male sim have and raise 100 children with different mothers.
How to play:
1. Have your sim meet a woman that is either a young adult or an adult.
2. Move her in and get her pregnant (Using the different ways to have twins and triplets is allowed and encouraged)
3. Once the baby is born, kick the woman out.
4. Repeat these steps until you have 100.
Rules:
1. The pregnant sim must be living with the father during the birth, or the child won't count towards the challenge.
2. More than one sim can be pregnant at a time, but the mother has to move in before the birth for it to count for the challenge.
3. Feel free to have the male sim get pregnant by aliens. All human, alien, supernatural, and mermaid children will count towards the challenge (As long as following the other rules).
4. You're male sim must raise all children until they're young adults, or they will not count towards the challenge.
5. You must keep the challenge family the active household for the entire challenge.
6. No cheats, except for reset sim when needed.
7. Your male sim can't get married.
8. Your male sim can't get a job.
9. Your sim can keep having children until he dies.
10. When you decide to start the next generation (Which should be before the original sim dies), choose any son (Preferably the youngest) to start the next generation.
11. All children of your sim are allowed to get married, except for the son that continues the challenge.
12. Feel free to use any lifetime rewards you wish.
13. Any imaginary friends turned real, simbots, plumbots, clones, or children you've gotten from the time machine (in Ambitions) will not count towards the challenge.
14. You can use the genie for anything you wish.
15. Your sim can not get a woman pregnant more than once (If they do, any children born during that pregnancy will not count towards the challenge).
16. If any children die before they become a young adult, they will not count towards the challenge.
Have fun!
Your objective is to have your male sim have and raise 100 children with different mothers.
How to play:
1. Have your sim meet a woman that is either a young adult or an adult.
2. Move her in and get her pregnant (Using the different ways to have twins and triplets is allowed and encouraged)
3. Once the baby is born, kick the woman out.
4. Repeat these steps until you have 100.
Rules:
1. The pregnant sim must be living with the father during the birth, or the child won't count towards the challenge.
2. More than one sim can be pregnant at a time, but the mother has to move in before the birth for it to count for the challenge.
3. Feel free to have the male sim get pregnant by aliens. All human, alien, supernatural, and mermaid children will count towards the challenge (As long as following the other rules).
4. You're male sim must raise all children until they're young adults, or they will not count towards the challenge.
5. You must keep the challenge family the active household for the entire challenge.
6. No cheats, except for reset sim when needed.
7. Your male sim can't get married.
8. Your male sim can't get a job.
9. Your sim can keep having children until he dies.
10. When you decide to start the next generation (Which should be before the original sim dies), choose any son (Preferably the youngest) to start the next generation.
11. All children of your sim are allowed to get married, except for the son that continues the challenge.
12. Feel free to use any lifetime rewards you wish.
13. Any imaginary friends turned real, simbots, plumbots, clones, or children you've gotten from the time machine (in Ambitions) will not count towards the challenge.
14. You can use the genie for anything you wish.
15. Your sim can not get a woman pregnant more than once (If they do, any children born during that pregnancy will not count towards the challenge).
16. If any children die before they become a young adult, they will not count towards the challenge.
Have fun!
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