I'm bored out of my mind. I tried the 100 baby challenge, which was just running around and getting pregnant. I quit by 11.
Tried the foster challenge, same thing. Adopting babies, raising them, and sending them off when they've become adults or adding them to other households pretending they were adopted.
Legacies are the same.
What do you guys do to not get bored?
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I played and finished it already. It was fun.
Thanks I'll look it up )
Whoops I meant
There is a list of challenges in the first page of this link thread. There may be a challenge there that you would like to do
http://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/788042/list-of-challenges-legacy-and-other-for-sims-4
http://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/817478/hello-come-and-introduce-yourself
http://tinyurl.com/OneRoomOneWeek
http://tinyurl.com/rosemow
My Showcase thread https://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/948861/rosemow-s-rooms-showcase
Yes I know and I looked through it. I just wanted to know what others thought
And if you, like me, can't be bothered to roll your choices, you can use this roller.
That looks like a fun randomiser for new sims too - Some of the results could do with a little more explanation though. Nevermind, I see the links are clickable, just not new-window clickable.
If you click on any result it will give you a popup with an explanation.
Yeah, I did that. I normally middle-click links for a new tab though, and that doesn't work (must be javascript links or something).
If you don't mind converting from Sims 3, then these two look interesting, too:
Countdown to doomsday is a very immersive/involved challenge based on sheduled events and The Sanctuary Challenge is based on random events and rpg-like character classes. I didn't complete them yet.
http://www.carls-sims-4-guide.com/forum/index.php?board=85.0
Like the look of this one - may give it a go, thanks
Thanks I'm gonna try the sanctuary!
Ohh, I love the sound of the Kidnapper Challenge. Never seen it before. I might do it after I finish my Legacy Challenge.
I really like the sound of this also. Are there anymore rules written up or is the challenge light with the rules?
The thing I don't like is, if you can't control him he won't so anything bad, and probably will die eventually. (Not right away, but I doubt he'll live to be an elder.) because he'll need to eat and sleep and bathe in his own time.
I'd like to control him, and have him start fires, steal things, lock people in rooms, etc.
One more thing, this doesn't seem more like a challenge because it never ends until he or you dies/moves out. I think it should be like you need to put up with it for 2 weeks or something, or until you reach the top of your career, (like how college is) I'm not trying to be mean- just some suggestions!
Also I sometimes find playing short challenges to be fun too and less likely to lead to boredom.
If you Like Skilling I recommend the The Wonder Child Challenge where basically you're trying to raise a Sim Child to Young Adulthood to have the most skill points possible.
If you like gardening I recommend the Living Off the Grid Challenge there are different tiers to the challenge but basically your trying to complete the gardening aspiration while not using any sort of electric items.
If you want to play a Legacy Challenge but give it a bit more spice I suggest the Random Legacy Challenge. Or trying to play a slimmed down version of the regular challenge but play it on a Short Lifespan.
I hope you can find a challenge that makes this game fun for you.