i couldn't get the foundation to show then a friend said you need walls first. now i'm stuck agan the house i built has stairs and a door but my sims wont go inside.
Are the stairs directly against the door? Or did you provide them with a small landing?
I've participated in Legacy challenges before, but not this one.....but I think I will this time. Can't wait for all of the information to get posted up so we can get started!
I will be playing the Patriarchy (not strict), Modern, Exemplar. I can't wait to begin! Have to finish reading the rules though. I really like what I see so far.
Where are you all going to be sharing your stories? I don't see anywhere here on the site or in the gallery for sharing stories...
I was just wondering that myself. I think I'm too lazy to start an actual offsite blog right now.
I like the updated succession laws! I've decided to deviate from the norm for me and go with a totally different setup: Equality, Modern & Living Will. That'll force me to actually make my Sims build relationships from one generation to the next rather than just choosing who, among those with the proper body parts, *I* like best.
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This site has a section for sharing your Sims 4 Stories and Legacies. I gave the link in a post above. It that what you meant by not seeing anywhere here to share a story?
Ok... I guess I'll do a blog! I'll be posting my legacy at Word press (cathytea.wordpress.com) I'm thinking about doing a "Goofball Legacy" --Exemplar with the family trait of goofball.
So, bloodline laws will be Equality, Modern, Exemplar.
I didn't see any specification in the rules about what lot to move into. Are we free to choose any that we can afford? And I know that in Pinstar's demo at Creative Camp, he bought lots of statues to use up the extra funds he had after moving in, but I didn't see anything about that in the rules.
In the video on his Getting Started page he shows which two lots (there's one in each 'hood) you can bulldoze for the proper amount. It's the Landgraab house in the non-desert one. Here's the video URL: https://youtube.com/watch?v=H7pzJWTumls
edit: it's around the 2:50 mark that the lots are pointed out.
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Ok... I guess I'll do a blog! I'll be posting my legacy at Word press (cathytea.wordpress.com) I'm thinking about doing a "Goofball Legacy" --Exemplar with the family trait of goofball. <br />
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So, bloodline laws will be Equality, Modern, Exemplar.<br />
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I didn't see any specification in the rules about what lot to move into. Are we free to choose any that we can afford? And I know that in Pinstar's demo at Creative Camp, he bought lots of statues to use up the extra funds he had after moving in, but I didn't see anything about that in the rules. <br />
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Any thoughts?
You must move into one of the two residential 50x50 lots. There is one in each neighborhood, and my intro video shows which lots they are exactly.
I've never done a legacy before but thinking of doing this one although it is abit daunting, but I'm sure I'll get the hang of it, can't wait for midnight so I can start playing
I have a question about spouses. The rule states "This Sim may not be from a family who lives in a house on the world map, nor may they be a hand-picked Sim from the gallery." Is this for all 10 Sims that will become spouses, or is this talking about the 10th 'extra' sim? If it refers to all spouses - then where are they to come from??
Also when do you start playing the next generation? Is it when they reach YA?
The spouses/significant others need to be townies or other NPCs (non-playable characters). In other versions of Sims, there were many service people, mail carriers, and others, in addition to all the townies. From the little bit of playing I've done so far, it looks like there are several townies, such as the guy with the gardening bib at the park and the guy in the waders.
I guess one way to find out who is lives in a house and who doesn't would be to click all the houses and list all the residents. We'd have to do this periodically throughout the generations, as Sims move and pass on.
Anyone know of a more efficient way to find out who's eligible and who's not?
So excited. I've tried playing a Legacy before but usually give up after the second generation. I'm trying with the proper rules and going all the way this time! Matriarchal-Traditional-First Born If I succeed with this one and figure out how to make a story with it, I will try that next time.
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Anyone know of a more efficient way to find out who's eligible and who's not?
If you go into Manage Worlds from the game menu while you're in the game, it lists all the families in your Save, including a healthy list of homeless Sims.
Okay, so this is my first try at doing a legacy by the rules. Are we not allowed to switch households? I'm asking because I don't want my spares to live lonely childless lives. I'm totally missing twallan right now.
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figured it out thank you.
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Most likely they will be posted here, or a link to their blogs/stories will be posted in this section here: forums.thesims.com/en_US/categories/the-sims-4-stories-and-legacies
I was just wondering that myself. I think I'm too lazy to start an actual offsite blog right now.
I like the updated succession laws! I've decided to deviate from the norm for me and go with a totally different setup: Equality, Modern & Living Will. That'll force me to actually make my Sims build relationships from one generation to the next rather than just choosing who, among those with the proper body parts, *I* like best.
So, bloodline laws will be Equality, Modern, Exemplar.
I didn't see any specification in the rules about what lot to move into. Are we free to choose any that we can afford? And I know that in Pinstar's demo at Creative Camp, he bought lots of statues to use up the extra funds he had after moving in, but I didn't see anything about that in the rules.
Any thoughts?
Do you also play The Elder Scrolls Online? You can find me there as CathyTea, too!
In the video on his Getting Started page he shows which two lots (there's one in each 'hood) you can bulldoze for the proper amount. It's the Landgraab house in the non-desert one. Here's the video URL: https://youtube.com/watch?v=H7pzJWTumls
edit: it's around the 2:50 mark that the lots are pointed out.
You must move into one of the two residential 50x50 lots. There is one in each neighborhood, and my intro video shows which lots they are exactly.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=H7pzJWTumls
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Do you also play The Elder Scrolls Online? You can find me there as CathyTea, too!
It is a requirement. That will allow your Sim to start their new lives out with 1,800 simoleons. The starting funds of every challenge. Have fun!
Also when do you start playing the next generation? Is it when they reach YA?
I guess one way to find out who is lives in a house and who doesn't would be to click all the houses and list all the residents. We'd have to do this periodically throughout the generations, as Sims move and pass on.
Anyone know of a more efficient way to find out who's eligible and who's not?
Do you also play The Elder Scrolls Online? You can find me there as CathyTea, too!
If you go into Manage Worlds from the game menu while you're in the game, it lists all the families in your Save, including a healthy list of homeless Sims.