I have over a 15 generation legacy rn and I think what kept me playing was always having a full household. That’s kind of how I like to start over every generation because once the matriarch passes, I split whatever inheritance was left and have all kids move out to different places so they’d end up with at least 10k or less. Sometimes I would add drama like their parents didn’t leave a will, one of the siblings was greedy, something awful happened to the heir to the point they had to run away from home and just start from scratch again, etc.
Make one of your teen sons try for a baby with someone and the family now has to get rid of that girl because they dont want grandkids because hes “too young” but he runs away with the girl and now has to try and get through high school while providing for the kid and his girlfriend whos a psycho but then he falls for this other girl whos really sweet and is willing to be there for him, turns out his mom sent her to lure him back- thats a start
Starting all over after ten generations makes sense in real life to. Families go bankrupt and lose social status, families also become rich. I love that tip because it fits so well into real life.
@@JacobMingercause disaster: kill off the parents when atleast one of the kids is a teen, make them lose the house and almost all of the money. Just an idea
Bonus tip: If nothing is working, completely switch your play style, e.g. if you're a family player, try occults! If you're a career player, try pure chaos! Eventually, go back to your original play style, and you'll appreciate it a lot more. If you find yourself preferring one of the different play styles you tried, good for you! Just stick with it.
One thing I like to do is to have like “side stories” especially when I get new pack, 8 switch to one of the other families in the tree or move someone out and do a legacy challenge based on that new pack (or do any challenge I find fun) my current legacy has three “branches” my main family, a mermaid legacy and a toned down not so berry challenge This not only makes it more interesting but I get to play with parts of the game I don’t normally do, also helps make massive family trees which I love!
RE: tip #2. Maybe this is me doing internal storyline stuff but I also like picking traits based on a sim’s upbringing. I’m currently six generations deep in my legacy save and, for example, my first three generations were pretty wholesome and down to earth sims because they started from poverty, my second gen heir grew up rough and remembered her parents struggling, and while my family was decently well off by gen 3 my heir for that generation was still fairly good-natured because she was raised by these sims that struggled. But when she had kids, her and her husband were looser with the parenting so their son (4th gen spare) was a kinda wild sim with the evil and noncommittal traits and villainous Valentine aspiration who had fourteen illegitimate kids and their daughter became a greedy, wealth-hungry politician. The former is dead now (RIP Gaius, you were iconic) and the latter is an elder and the grandmother of three. Her son was kinda rebellious and had aspirations of joining a more creative but low paying career (mixology) so he’s going hard in the other direction and making it possible with his mom’s wealth. She is frustrated. 😭
@@rarenianii7750 If you want an update five months down the line, all of that gen 5 mixologist’s kids are young adults or older now (he ended up with four!). His second child, a daughter, is his heir and she is now a mother of two (currently teen boy and girl child, the latter is my heir). His mother left over a million simoleons in the money vault when she passed and it’s still sitting there while her son (now an elder) and his wife draw pension since they’re both retired. Gen 6 heir is currently an adult and is a sim in black; she joined the military partially due to being inspired by her great-grandfather (gen 3 heir’s husband) who was an officer and his medals are in the attic and partially due to her getting interested in the Strangerville mystery and she was trying to get an access card, which she got by getting high enough in the military. This is also how she met her current husband kinda (they were both teens and had multiple “dates” at the secret lab where he watched her hack the computers; she grew up very wealthy because of her grandma and she’s basically super skilled because she has tons and tons of equipment at her disposal to do whatever with and tons of free time because she graduated high school early). Gen 7 kids are a kinda slacker serial romantic teen boy who’s currently working as a lifeguard and a reserved loner girl child who’s an excellent student and learns very fast. Currently planning their next vacation (which will be the last for the gen 5 couple as I have like eleven days left of that generation’s heir; sad because his relationship is pretty wholesome even though he got his now wife pregnant for the first time in high school due to my woohoo wellness mod). Gen 5 did get to be a master mixologist though, completing the career but as a bonus mastering nectar making and juice fizzing (plus cooking, gourmet cooking, and baking!). He got to live his passions and in retirement he’s spending time with his wife and grandkids.
Yes! I 100% agree with your first rule of relaxing or changing the rules! A huge challenge in the Sims 2 is the Build a City Challenge (BACC), where you basically start with a select few of households and grow a city over generations. I loved the idea, but all the rules I could find on it included keeping track of sims taxes (ew math) and a HUGE point system that honestly made me never even want to try it. Earlier this year I decided to make my own BACC challenge where I stripped away or changed a lot of the original challenge, and I have been absolutely loving it! Some people enjoy different things or different playstyles so challenges are not "one size fits all."
One thing that I like to do to keep things interesting is to also change one or two traits for my sims every now and then. For example maybe they start at as a loner but outgrow that eventually. And I don’t necessarily change it to the opposite which would be outgoing(but you could I you’d like) but I change it to something else that typically fits the current direction of the story or randomize
Personally what's helped them keep it fun is make my own rules. I keep the rules very simple: - No cheats unless it is to fix a bug; - Remain on the same lot however I buy real estate so my sims can move around; - Get to 10 gens. That's it. I found some rules very restrictive, like the one where you can't add your own made sims to the family. In my previous legacy, I followed that rule and eventually my sims always looked the same and also my game ended up having no one for my sim to marry because EA Story Progression is bad (I now play with Nraas's) and since I couldn't add my own sims, I just ended up having to marry game generated pudding faced sims. I tried to fix that by going to travel destinations or the future to marry premade sims from there. For various reasons I ended up scrapping that save and I now am trying different things I don't usually do. For example, I always do matriarchies because I much prefer playing with female sims and I never really invest into my male sims, but this time I'm not going to influence the gender of my sims' children and for my first gen they had a boy as their first baby. Also in my previous legacy I ended up moving out sims that weren't that interesting to me but this time around I'm going to play with every sim or try to, unless I really don't enjoy that sims personality.
For my Sims 3 100 Baby Challenges, one of the common rules is that you have to randomize traits of the children born. But not for the founding parent! So I decided to alter it up by randomizing her traits in CAS, pick one of the randomized traits, and repeat that until I had a set of 5 traits to pick. So, it was a mixture of randomizing and picking, which I found made the founder more interesting. And it was always fun to get family-oriented as one of the randomized ones! Also, for the babies? Randomizing traits? ...I have had so many babies in the challenges who, as toddlers or children, ended up with the combo of Artistic + Evil. EVIL ART! MUHAHAHAHA! Or the one kid that was Evil, Artistic, and got Brave as a teenager, and then beat up a burglar, but was also kinda impressed by the burglar...
For me the biggest challange of a lecagy gameplay is to part away from gen 1, I don't do the usual challanges that other people come up with 😂 it's the first thing I did when I got TS4, and when slowly purchasing packs it was my way of exploring the game! Gen 1 was basegame and seasons, gen 2 was cats and dogs, gen 3 was a robotics engineer, gen 4 escaped to off the grid living in a farm, gen 5 on an island living off the land, gen 6 was spoiled and went off to become a famous actress, gen 7 moved to the big city and became a stylist without gen 7's fortune - now gen 8 I'm thinking about eco lifestyle - maybe living in the city is too much pollution for the boy and he wants to save the planet 🦋
If you're bored of finding a partner for your sim by watching Sims walking down the street and you don't wanna install packs or mods, you can make rules of your own, for example: The possible partner (popa) has to have at least (insert number) of these qualifications: -is (or isn't) a childhood friend of your sim (ys) -has any (or two or all) of the traits (insert three traits ys is attracted to) -is (decent, good, amazing, etc) looking -has (over, under, etc) (insert amount of money) -any other qualifications you can think of!
For me in my gameplay, I have made my sims have a MASSIVE family. Like going off in like a heao of diffrent directions. So what I do is when I finish one sim I'll go to the tree and find either an young adult sim to start another gen or find a sim with an already started family that I can add too.
I have made myself a few rules for my family legacy, because they rely on the wisdom of the ones that passed and believe in highter realm. 1. If a child isn't born or taken care of from pure love from both legal guardians, it gets moved a little bit down on the heritage list (example: my sim had a husband and he was quite toxic, they had a kid, but when she grew up she was forced to find her own home, because the "housekeepers", the other family members, had been highter on the list. Same thing is is the child doesn't love their parents enough), the only loophole is when the parents don't have as much children. 2. The protector of the dead and lost souls that have found their way on the graveyard of my family must be the eldest available person of the family tree, the protector must have an unnatural death (ex.: dying by freezing) 3. If an ancestor, adopted or blood-related, has any sort of a royal title, their kids will have too. 4. By the end of the legacy challenge, all of the possible accomplishments must be finished. 5. The legacy lasts for 100 generations and more. 6. If i cheat some money into my household, it is like borrowing money from a bank. I give myself a deadline to pay off the loan, but sometimes, when the sim sudently goes broke, their helpful relative can pay it off. I've got many more but there are so many rules that sometimes i lose myself in them, maybe i should relax 😂
Can you guys please just start begging EA for enhanced gameplay, youre basically DOING THE WORK for them at this point 😭 every vid i see is “how to make the sims more fun” “how to stay entertained in the sims” i get its a sandbox game so thats how it is
definitely depends on which game you play! i think sims 2 and sims 3 are basically impossible to get bored of in general but sims 4 definitely gets repetitive and stale way faster than the others
@@ClaudiKetchup I play Sims 4 without any mods (except "Better Last Exceptions"). From my experience you can totally enjoy playing the game without using any mods. But most players stick to the very same features with all their Sims. Starting the perfect family and earning money through painting and gardening is fun but if it's the only story they play over and over again it sure gets boring. 💦 I think the biggest issue of Sims4 are the bugs which make certain features un-useable. (E.g. restaurants and weddings)
@@lemonbunny71 what you wrote can be done in every Sims game. But even playing with every feature in TS4 the game is more boring then past Sims games. There are videos on RUclips comparing the Sims games single features and 4 only rarely comes up on top. EA for some reason put many arbitrary limitations into TS4. There are many ways to play that can't be done with 4, but are easily possible in 3. At the same time there is no Playstyle 4 offers that can't be done way better with more depth and repercussions in TS3! This is a big problem.
This game is so full of life and has so many things. And also i`m a sim based player, liike i most of the times listen to my sims and their hobbies....for example if theyre in the music carrier and they like to paint in their free time, one might be a a chef who enjoys inventing....i like thay diverity and it honestly makes my game feel so alive and i can just relax
2:02 in the Sims 4 when my sims child becomes an infant i randomize the trait and then when they become a toddler i pick a similar trait and I randomize the rest of the traits 😌
What do the traits matter if every Sim still reacts the same way to every emotion in the game though? Mean Sims will have normal happy conversations with other Sims all the time and more introverted Sims do the most outgoing things continuously. So what do these shallow traits really help with? 🙄
I'll always pick only 1 life define trait and random others for all sims in family. And on 2-3 generation usually family split in 2 branches and have enough money for big houses and thats where super fun begins for me. One brach is is holding good trait and other evil, also it define their careers. But all of them live on the same lot in split houses and i try to hold their relationships in friendly zone (its hard if you get evil 10 career aura, basically impossible). Sometimes i decide to send one heir to trip and get spouse, so i had half french branch(like royals in history) and its fun to watch genetic difference in two branches.
I know this video is a year old. I play Sims 4 and I've got mods and CC galore and I've been guilty of starting a Legacy and deleting it after 1-3 generations because I'm just so impatient when it comes to playing on normal life span. I've thought of trying 'short,' but I get worried it'll go too fast
I make a starter sim, make her pretty and everything. Then I get her pregnancy by a sim she find attractive (I use wicked whims mod) and have her have a kid. That kid then becomes my main legacy sim 😅
How did you get the family to lose all their money? I know you say gambling and criminal activities but how did you do it specifically? Did you use cheats? (I’m sorry for bombarding, I’m just hoping I can do something similar with my sims 4 family!) Also, do you have gameplay of your Sinclair legacy? It sounds cool! ☺️
I had to use cheats! I waited once the storyline was in a good spot and then cheated the money down to 0 & moved her out on her own. I definitely recommend playing that kind of storyline, it was so fun☺ I unfortunately don't have any vids on the Sinclairs as it was pre-youtube, I only tweeted about them back then. I would be open to making a video about them though!
My longest legacy is 6 generations. I always wanted a legacy that lasted for 100 generations. But I have lot of problems with The Sims 3. Mostly after 4-6 generations the game would start lagging and bugs were more often... After that it was unplayable. I have Nrass Master controller but even with this I cannot fix those problems. Does someone have an advice?
How does sims 3 still work for you? I have a pretty good gaming laptop and it’s about four years old now. It used to run it great and now it can’t even handle one sim in a starter home.
I have over a 15 generation legacy rn and I think what kept me playing was always having a full household. That’s kind of how I like to start over every generation because once the matriarch passes, I split whatever inheritance was left and have all kids move out to different places so they’d end up with at least 10k or less. Sometimes I would add drama like their parents didn’t leave a will, one of the siblings was greedy, something awful happened to the heir to the point they had to run away from home and just start from scratch again, etc.
I love these ideas!! messy family drama is the best
definitely need these tips, i’m on gen 9 and i wanna keep playing with this family but it’s so hard when they’re rich 😭
now all you need is a criminal heir who deletes all their money 😎
Make one of your teen sons try for a baby with someone and the family now has to get rid of that girl because they dont want grandkids because hes “too young” but he runs away with the girl and now has to try and get through high school while providing for the kid and his girlfriend whos a psycho but then he falls for this other girl whos really sweet and is willing to be there for him, turns out his mom sent her to lure him back- thats a start
@@Elstefanorano oh my god i am using this
@@Elstefanorano this is sooooo dramatic but i love it definitely using this for the next gen plot
When this happened to me I had 1 gen of them being mega rich with maids, nanny, horses, butlers etc and then took the nanny as their next heir!
Starting all over after ten generations makes sense in real life to. Families go bankrupt and lose social status, families also become rich. I love that tip because it fits so well into real life.
What’s the best way to do that, just bulldoze the lot and set the money back to 0?
@@JacobMinger yea pretty much or make it so someone loses there job and they have to move into a smaller house any way you want really.
@@JacobMingercause disaster: kill off the parents when atleast one of the kids is a teen, make them lose the house and almost all of the money. Just an idea
Bonus tip: If nothing is working, completely switch your play style, e.g. if you're a family player, try occults! If you're a career player, try pure chaos! Eventually, go back to your original play style, and you'll appreciate it a lot more. If you find yourself preferring one of the different play styles you tried, good for you! Just stick with it.
yeees so true!!
One thing I like to do is to have like “side stories” especially when I get new pack, 8 switch to one of the other families in the tree or move someone out and do a legacy challenge based on that new pack (or do any challenge I find fun) my current legacy has three “branches” my main family, a mermaid legacy and a toned down not so berry challenge
This not only makes it more interesting but I get to play with parts of the game I don’t normally do, also helps make massive family trees which I love!
I love that! 🤩
RE: tip #2. Maybe this is me doing internal storyline stuff but I also like picking traits based on a sim’s upbringing. I’m currently six generations deep in my legacy save and, for example, my first three generations were pretty wholesome and down to earth sims because they started from poverty, my second gen heir grew up rough and remembered her parents struggling, and while my family was decently well off by gen 3 my heir for that generation was still fairly good-natured because she was raised by these sims that struggled. But when she had kids, her and her husband were looser with the parenting so their son (4th gen spare) was a kinda wild sim with the evil and noncommittal traits and villainous Valentine aspiration who had fourteen illegitimate kids and their daughter became a greedy, wealth-hungry politician. The former is dead now (RIP Gaius, you were iconic) and the latter is an elder and the grandmother of three. Her son was kinda rebellious and had aspirations of joining a more creative but low paying career (mixology) so he’s going hard in the other direction and making it possible with his mom’s wealth. She is frustrated. 😭
this was so fun and inspiring to read!
@@rarenianii7750 If you want an update five months down the line, all of that gen 5 mixologist’s kids are young adults or older now (he ended up with four!). His second child, a daughter, is his heir and she is now a mother of two (currently teen boy and girl child, the latter is my heir). His mother left over a million simoleons in the money vault when she passed and it’s still sitting there while her son (now an elder) and his wife draw pension since they’re both retired. Gen 6 heir is currently an adult and is a sim in black; she joined the military partially due to being inspired by her great-grandfather (gen 3 heir’s husband) who was an officer and his medals are in the attic and partially due to her getting interested in the Strangerville mystery and she was trying to get an access card, which she got by getting high enough in the military. This is also how she met her current husband kinda (they were both teens and had multiple “dates” at the secret lab where he watched her hack the computers; she grew up very wealthy because of her grandma and she’s basically super skilled because she has tons and tons of equipment at her disposal to do whatever with and tons of free time because she graduated high school early).
Gen 7 kids are a kinda slacker serial romantic teen boy who’s currently working as a lifeguard and a reserved loner girl child who’s an excellent student and learns very fast. Currently planning their next vacation (which will be the last for the gen 5 couple as I have like eleven days left of that generation’s heir; sad because his relationship is pretty wholesome even though he got his now wife pregnant for the first time in high school due to my woohoo wellness mod). Gen 5 did get to be a master mixologist though, completing the career but as a bonus mastering nectar making and juice fizzing (plus cooking, gourmet cooking, and baking!). He got to live his passions and in retirement he’s spending time with his wife and grandkids.
Yes! I 100% agree with your first rule of relaxing or changing the rules! A huge challenge in the Sims 2 is the Build a City Challenge (BACC), where you basically start with a select few of households and grow a city over generations. I loved the idea, but all the rules I could find on it included keeping track of sims taxes (ew math) and a HUGE point system that honestly made me never even want to try it. Earlier this year I decided to make my own BACC challenge where I stripped away or changed a lot of the original challenge, and I have been absolutely loving it! Some people enjoy different things or different playstyles so challenges are not "one size fits all."
One thing that I like to do to keep things interesting is to also change one or two traits for my sims every now and then. For example maybe they start at as a loner but outgrow that eventually. And I don’t necessarily change it to the opposite which would be outgoing(but you could I you’d like) but I change it to something else that typically fits the current direction of the story or randomize
Oooh yes I love that! I've done it before with an evil sim who grew up to be mean spirited only, it's like they become nicer as they go through life!
Personally what's helped them keep it fun is make my own rules. I keep the rules very simple:
- No cheats unless it is to fix a bug;
- Remain on the same lot however I buy real estate so my sims can move around;
- Get to 10 gens.
That's it. I found some rules very restrictive, like the one where you can't add your own made sims to the family. In my previous legacy, I followed that rule and eventually my sims always looked the same and also my game ended up having no one for my sim to marry because EA Story Progression is bad (I now play with Nraas's) and since I couldn't add my own sims, I just ended up having to marry game generated pudding faced sims. I tried to fix that by going to travel destinations or the future to marry premade sims from there. For various reasons I ended up scrapping that save and I now am trying different things I don't usually do. For example, I always do matriarchies because I much prefer playing with female sims and I never really invest into my male sims, but this time I'm not going to influence the gender of my sims' children and for my first gen they had a boy as their first baby. Also in my previous legacy I ended up moving out sims that weren't that interesting to me but this time around I'm going to play with every sim or try to, unless I really don't enjoy that sims personality.
For Sims 4, I've started getting tired of the townies, so I'm thinking of downloading someone's save file with more interesting Sims and stuff.
For my Sims 3 100 Baby Challenges, one of the common rules is that you have to randomize traits of the children born. But not for the founding parent! So I decided to alter it up by randomizing her traits in CAS, pick one of the randomized traits, and repeat that until I had a set of 5 traits to pick. So, it was a mixture of randomizing and picking, which I found made the founder more interesting. And it was always fun to get family-oriented as one of the randomized ones!
Also, for the babies? Randomizing traits? ...I have had so many babies in the challenges who, as toddlers or children, ended up with the combo of Artistic + Evil.
EVIL ART! MUHAHAHAHA! Or the one kid that was Evil, Artistic, and got Brave as a teenager, and then beat up a burglar, but was also kinda impressed by the burglar...
i always love getting evil babies 🤣 it's so funny
For me the biggest challange of a lecagy gameplay is to part away from gen 1, I don't do the usual challanges that other people come up with 😂 it's the first thing I did when I got TS4, and when slowly purchasing packs it was my way of exploring the game!
Gen 1 was basegame and seasons, gen 2 was cats and dogs, gen 3 was a robotics engineer, gen 4 escaped to off the grid living in a farm, gen 5 on an island living off the land, gen 6 was spoiled and went off to become a famous actress, gen 7 moved to the big city and became a stylist without gen 7's fortune - now gen 8 I'm thinking about eco lifestyle - maybe living in the city is too much pollution for the boy and he wants to save the planet 🦋
With my new legacy challenge, I’ve used a random number generator to pick the amount of children and how many baby daddies I will have.
Your Sinclair legacy family tree is so cool 😭 great tips too, thank you!
making this made me miss them!
If you're bored of finding a partner for your sim by watching Sims walking down the street and you don't wanna install packs or mods, you can make rules of your own, for example:
The possible partner (popa) has to have at least (insert number) of these qualifications:
-is (or isn't) a childhood friend of your sim (ys)
-has any (or two or all) of the traits (insert three traits ys is attracted to)
-is (decent, good, amazing, etc) looking
-has (over, under, etc) (insert amount of money)
-any other qualifications you can think of!
For me in my gameplay, I have made my sims have a MASSIVE family. Like going off in like a heao of diffrent directions. So what I do is when I finish one sim I'll go to the tree and find either an young adult sim to start another gen or find a sim with an already started family that I can add too.
I have made myself a few rules for my family legacy, because they rely on the wisdom of the ones that passed and believe in highter realm.
1. If a child isn't born or taken care of from pure love from both legal guardians, it gets moved a little bit down on the heritage list (example: my sim had a husband and he was quite toxic, they had a kid, but when she grew up she was forced to find her own home, because the "housekeepers", the other family members, had been highter on the list. Same thing is is the child doesn't love their parents enough), the only loophole is when the parents don't have as much children.
2. The protector of the dead and lost souls that have found their way on the graveyard of my family must be the eldest available person of the family tree, the protector must have an unnatural death (ex.: dying by freezing)
3. If an ancestor, adopted or blood-related, has any sort of a royal title, their kids will have too.
4. By the end of the legacy challenge, all of the possible accomplishments must be finished.
5. The legacy lasts for 100 generations and more.
6. If i cheat some money into my household, it is like borrowing money from a bank. I give myself a deadline to pay off the loan, but sometimes, when the sim sudently goes broke, their helpful relative can pay it off.
I've got many more but there are so many rules that sometimes i lose myself in them, maybe i should relax 😂
i love these!! 100 generation legacy would be so cool to do, i think the furthest ive ever gotten is 15 gens
Can you guys please just start begging EA for enhanced gameplay, youre basically DOING THE WORK for them at this point 😭 every vid i see is “how to make the sims more fun” “how to stay entertained in the sims” i get its a sandbox game so thats how it is
definitely depends on which game you play! i think sims 2 and sims 3 are basically impossible to get bored of in general but sims 4 definitely gets repetitive and stale way faster than the others
@@ClaudiKetchup I play Sims 4 without any mods (except "Better Last Exceptions"). From my experience you can totally enjoy playing the game without using any mods. But most players stick to the very same features with all their Sims. Starting the perfect family and earning money through painting and gardening is fun but if it's the only story they play over and over again it sure gets boring. 💦 I think the biggest issue of Sims4 are the bugs which make certain features un-useable. (E.g. restaurants and weddings)
@@lemonbunny71 what you wrote can be done in every Sims game. But even playing with every feature in TS4 the game is more boring then past Sims games. There are videos on RUclips comparing the Sims games single features and 4 only rarely comes up on top.
EA for some reason put many arbitrary limitations into TS4. There are many ways to play that can't be done with 4, but are easily possible in 3. At the same time there is no Playstyle 4 offers that can't be done way better with more depth and repercussions in TS3! This is a big problem.
This game is so full of life and has so many things. And also i`m a sim based player, liike i most of the times listen to my sims and their hobbies....for example if theyre in the music carrier and they like to paint in their free time, one might be a a chef who enjoys inventing....i like thay diverity and it honestly makes my game feel so alive and i can just relax
I use mods to make things more randomized and autonomous. I like it if my sims pics a partner by themselfs and not me going looking whos best suited
2:02 in the Sims 4 when my sims child becomes an infant i randomize the trait and then when they become a toddler i pick a similar trait and I randomize the rest of the traits 😌
What do the traits matter if every Sim still reacts the same way to every emotion in the game though? Mean Sims will have normal happy conversations with other Sims all the time and more introverted Sims do the most outgoing things continuously. So what do these shallow traits really help with? 🙄
I'll always pick only 1 life define trait and random others for all sims in family. And on 2-3 generation usually family split in 2 branches and have enough money for big houses and thats where super fun begins for me. One brach is is holding good trait and other evil, also it define their careers. But all of them live on the same lot in split houses and i try to hold their relationships in friendly zone (its hard if you get evil 10 career aura, basically impossible). Sometimes i decide to send one heir to trip and get spouse, so i had half french branch(like royals in history) and its fun to watch genetic difference in two branches.
Sims 3 gang 4 everrr 🤗🤞🙌
I found this video just when I needed it most. Thanks!
happy to hear it helped! 🥰
I'm playing the legacy challenge in sims 4 and I'm on generation 1 and trying not to get bored
So going to try these out!!
I was watching your video then saw your subs, 246??? or 246K???? girl, you deserve more subs keep it going !!
this comment made me smile so much, thank you for your kind words!! 💖
Yes, yes I am one of those Simmers who gets bored with my Sims families. 😂
I know this video is a year old. I play Sims 4 and I've got mods and CC galore and I've been guilty of starting a Legacy and deleting it after 1-3 generations because I'm just so impatient when it comes to playing on normal life span. I've thought of trying 'short,' but I get worried it'll go too fast
Im in generation 7 of my legacy challenge and now i find out theyres rules!?
Thank you so much! this video showed up and It was really interesting and helpful!
loving it! what platform do you use to create a family tree?
its a website called Family Echo! 😊
On gen 3 right now of my legacy sims 4 and I’ve been playing for 3 years lol I get bored from time to time.😅
I make a starter sim, make her pretty and everything. Then I get her pregnancy by a sim she find attractive (I use wicked whims mod) and have her have a kid. That kid then becomes my main legacy sim 😅
How did you get the family to lose all their money? I know you say gambling and criminal activities but how did you do it specifically? Did you use cheats? (I’m sorry for bombarding, I’m just hoping I can do something similar with my sims 4 family!)
Also, do you have gameplay of your Sinclair legacy? It sounds cool! ☺️
I had to use cheats! I waited once the storyline was in a good spot and then cheated the money down to 0 & moved her out on her own. I definitely recommend playing that kind of storyline, it was so fun☺
I unfortunately don't have any vids on the Sinclairs as it was pre-youtube, I only tweeted about them back then. I would be open to making a video about them though!
is the trailer park lot you shown an apartment lot? it looks cool!
it's actually multiple tiny lots next to one another - so all of them are totally liveable!
My longest legacy is 6 generations. I always wanted a legacy that lasted for 100 generations. But I have lot of problems with The Sims 3. Mostly after 4-6 generations the game would start lagging and bugs were more often... After that it was unplayable. I have Nrass Master controller but even with this I cannot fix those problems. Does someone have an advice?
I really wanna make a big family with at least 5+ generations but idk where to start 😢
How does sims 3 still work for you? I have a pretty good gaming laptop and it’s about four years old now. It used to run it great and now it can’t even handle one sim in a starter home.
i'm going to make a video listing all of the resources i've relied on to get my game up and running as well as it can!😊
@@tawniplays Thanks! I’m looking forward to seeing it.
the fact that we have to watch videos like this..
Doesn't moving to another city delete the sim from the family tree?
nraas porter allows for family trees to stay intact!
@@tawniplays also people can use websites to keep family trees in tact
@@tawniplays THANK YOU THANK YOU
thank uu lmao i have adhd and get bored quickly