Wow, I’m almost to four walls. Just one more to go, and she’ll have an
official house J. I’m so excited. Now
I just need her to get promoted some more so she can have more to spend every
day. As soon as I have enough funds, and actual rooms in the house, I’m going
to adopt my child. Wish me luck.
This
is what her house looked like after her first paycheck. She only obtained 143$,
so I only had enough to give her some extra walls. She’s getting up there. Who
knows? Maybe this will end up being the foyer in a mansion after a couple sim
years
Yes, that means that she doesn’t have counter space. This forces her to
eat only quick meals until she gets more money. She must also eat on the toilet
because she has no money for a table and chair. It’s so pitiful, but she got a
job in politics, and her lifetime wish is to become the leader of the free
world. I don’t see why that help her up
the housing rank.
This
is her house. Nice huh? Yeah, because of some of the rules, there’s only so
much money you start out with, and you can’t use any CHEATS! So, her house
consists of a refrigerator, a bed, a sink, a shower, a toilet, and a mirror.
The wall is only there to support the sink and toilet. I didn’t have enough
money for more walls. In the challenge, the sim is supposed to start off in
poverty, and rise to fame and fortune. Seems a bit far off from where I am now.
So, There’s this “Legacy Challenge” for the Sims 3 game. The rules can
be found on The Sims 3 Facebook page under “notes”. I’m going to attempt it,
even though it will take a while. My starter sim is Anya Alexander. She is a
young adult and some of her traits include Natural Cook, Family Oriented, Neat,
and Great Kisser. I can’t put my finger on the other one I chose for her. Since
it’s not an official Sims challenge, the rules can be altered as wanted. I am
altering the “bloodline rule” and making it a little easier. I am horrible with
relationships in Sims (unless I make them together to start with), so I’m
making the heirs all adopted. Each generation will be from adopted children.
And there will be only one child per generation. Seems like it’d be a lot
easier, but I guess I’ll find that out
