Have you finished a 10 generation Legacy? (or more) «123456...Next Go

blueybluesky

Haven't finished yet

I just started the Not so berry challenge a little bit ago and am only on gen 3 at the moment.

Linzz

Haven't finished yet

I started a legacy about two years ago and I play on and off over time. I'm currently on gen 6 and gen 7 are toddlers. I have started with pinstar's legacy challenge but over time I added my own rules to my liking. I have a couple different saves going on, so I play on whoever I feel like that day. But I also take long breaks in between game play.

Crimson_Countess

Haven't finished yet

As much as I love legacies, I just can't bring myself to let my sims die.

Stardust123

Couldn't let my founder die and stopped

All of you have some great ideas! I've restarted my legacy 3 times in the last 3 weeks lol. I'm terrible but I am going to keep trying! People who have got over 10 generations, that's crazy! and those of you who finished good on you! Those who are still going, just keep going, you're doing great and those people who keep restarting just like me, we will get there one day lol

Cogshell

Got bored

I've tried a couple times in the past but always got too bored of them. I'm currently enjoying my current household right now and am almost at the part where they'll try for a generation 3 baby, so maybe I'll actually get there? I usually stopped near the beginning of generation 3.

Stardust123

Couldn't let my founder die and stopped

Cogshell wrote: »

I've tried a couple times in the past but always got too bored of them. I'm currently enjoying my current household right now and am almost at the part where they'll try for a generation 3 baby, so maybe I'll actually get there? I usually stopped near the beginning of generation 3.

That's the point I get to with a story and then I think I can do it better/write it better and start again. It's so frustrating and I do this with other games too lol

IceyJ

Haven't finished yet

For the last 5 years, I've played on long lifespan, only allowing aging for the current household. While rotating through 10+ families. It takes an incredibly long time to progress through generations that way. However, I recently enabled aging for everyone (including non-played,) to spice things up. I'll see how it goes.

IceyJ

Haven't finished yet

@OP, couldn't you continue the legacy while keeping the founder alive? Feed him ambrosia, give him the potion, wish for life at the wishing well, make him a vampire, etc. I don't know if there are rules against this in legacy challenges, as I've never tried them.

Stardust123

Couldn't let my founder die and stopped

IceyJ wrote: »

@OP, couldn't you continue the legacy while keeping the founder alive? Feed him ambrosia, give him the potion, wish for life at the wishing well, make him a vampire, etc. I don't know if there are rules against this in legacy challenges, as I've never tried them.

I don't really follow the rules but I guess that could be done, maybe make them a vampire and they disappear and come back later maybe? hmmm ideas!!

ChelleJo

Haven't finished yet

Simpatsyann wrote: »

ChelleJo wrote: »

musteni wrote: »

ChelleJo wrote: »

I'm on Generation 4 (children) of Pinstar's Legacy Challenge, with a total of 73 points so far.

I have reached house 11, so far, of the drifter challenge, which is a legacy of sorts, you just start over with each new heir in a new house with zero funds and new goals. But, my house 11 heir can trace his lineage all the way back to house 01 founder, Anna Schmitt.

I think that drifter challenge would suit me much better than what I consider traditional legacy challenge (probably the same as Pinstar's?). Might delete my current legacy attempt and start drifter at some point.

@musteni Drifter is a lot of fun, and with you starting fresh, at zero funds, with new goals each generation, I feel (or me, anyways) it has a lot of play-ability. I've reached generation 11 (house 11) twice, but I've played the drifter challenge many, many times since Vi has created it. And she just recently retweaked the rules, so you sims can do more things now.

Here's a link to the rules, in case you don't have that.

I'm actually on house #4 of Drifter and it IS a ton of fun. The three houses I've built so far have been the only ones I've ever been proud of (not that they're anything complicated, but I'm not much of a builder). I need to get back to my gen 4 heir, I left him stranded on a snow-covered lot.

One of my Sim Bucket Lists is to complete the entire Drifter Challenge Houses with one family. I'm on House 11, so almost halfway there (I believe there is 23 or 26 houses).

House 04? Ah, that's a fun house! Just wait, some of the later houses, too are a ton of fun. One of my favorites is house 07, so far. LOL, You're poor heir. Hopefully he has a tent or something to get him out of the weather Happy Drifting!

TS1299

No!

Currently on Generation 3. Playing the same file since May of Last year. I always love to start one but always attached so never moved on. This time tried once again. However I find the "Normal" life span to be too short to spend my
sim lives and especially seasons I was like

"Really a child can only experience winter once in his childhood or never at all?"

That is why I started playing at Long Lifespan and why I am still at Generation3.

katrinasforest

I'm on generation 5, which is about to try for their first baby, so it will soon be generation 6.

Generation 4 was just a single guy who never got romantic but had some unfortunate encounters with aliens... twice.

I tend to play with aging on normal. Sometimes short if I'm getting impatient with teens or toddlers. ^_^;;

takenbysheep

Haven't finished yet

My first ongoing family in ts4 lasted 7 generations, but I had no storyline or rules/regulations that made gameplay fun so it ended up teetering out. The save is long gone but I love looking at the family tree I made for it- grim is even in there somewhere. My second one ended at gen 7 too for the same reason. Now I'm doing a decades challenge with pretty strict rules (only on generation 2) so hopefully this one lasts

katrinasforest

@takenbysheep Good luck!

I may take a break from my current household and play a different save game just to switch things up, but I'm hoping I eventually get to gen 10.

Stardust123

Couldn't let my founder die and stopped

katrinasforest wrote: »

@takenbysheep Good luck!

I may take a break from my current household and play a different save game just to switch things up, but I'm hoping I eventually get to gen 10.

I say the same thing and never return! I like the new family more than the old one most of the time lol

katrinasforest

@Stardust123 I abandoned them once before, but came back to them because they became my Strangerville family. So I figure their gen 6 will explore whatever the next GP or EP is. ^_^

But yeah, I do the same thing a lot, too.

halouja

Yes!

Yes, I completed Pinstar's 10 Generation Legacy Challenge many years ago, using Sims 2. At the time you could upload stories, with pictures and captions, directly from the game to the Sims 2 website, so I uploaded my legacy chapters to document my legacy family.

I've never started another legacy, even though I've continued playing the game through Sims 3 and Sims 4; maybe I should have another go?

Simburian

Would never try one because I know I won't finish

I get sidetracked into building new houses for new generations and then get into building mode and forget all about going on.

I tend to like creating large families of eight and separating them all out with a tent and necessaries onto separate lots instead.

PlantPlumbob

No!

I had a save file where I attempted my first ever legacy challenge after seeing an achievement for making it to 100. My Sim met a townie and moved in together, got married and had 3 kids. As they aged up I focused on the eldest and found him a wife, got him married, moved them in together and had a few kids. Things got out of hand at that point as I was playing all members of the family on rotation and decided to call it quits. That save was the first time I'd made it out of generation 1, so I was pretty proud. I also learnt to only have 1 kid in a legacy otherwise things can get pretty messy...

Now, I'm sticking with my off-the-grid save with a brother/sister duo and eventually I'll create a townie with a backstory and begin a family with one of them. I plan to create a legacy and stick to one save file, but perhaps a few different families.

HopeyStarr

No!

I was doing the not so berry challenge last year but then my computer died and along with it went my entire save file. I was on the grey generation. After I tried a regular legacy style but got bored on gen 1.

For sure I will pick up the NSB challenge again in the future. It was a lot of fun.

Mindsimscreate

Haven't finished yet but writing a story about it (Link story if you want)

I have such a short attention span it’s quite sad. But I created a new sim on March 8th and it’s been a week now so that’s a pretty long time for me staying on one sim. She is now pregnant with her second child however, so maybe I’ll end up paying more attention to them and not getting bored.

Pegasys

Got about half way

I always seem to stop playing a save after about 6 generations...

Stardust123

Couldn't let my founder die and stopped

Mindsimscreate wrote: »

I have such a short attention span it’s quite sad. But I created a new sim on March 8th and it’s been a week now so that’s a pretty long time for me staying on one sim. She is now pregnant with her second child however, so maybe I’ll end up paying more attention to them and not getting bored.

You can do it! I have about the same attention span haha. But for some reason I'll get bored but reuse the same sim over and over again expecting a different result lol

BlkBarbiegal

Got about half way

I take a looong time playing my sims, aging them slowly. In sims 2 I got to gen 5. In sims 3, only gen 4. In sims4, I’m at gen 4.

Smellincoffee

Yes!

Yes, in that I've played a family (my test family) though to gen 15 or 16 before I grew bored of them. It wasn't an official legacy (playing by rules), just me enjoying the family for a long time.