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So What's Your "Master" Plan?
29-07-2008, 02:04 PM
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Re: So What's Your "Master" Plan?
I plan on playing my game a little different this time. With the sims 2 I had quite a few families going on (as was everyone else) but because you had to "push things along" I never got the chance to live out my Sims' lives to the death. This time, its going to be different!

I'm not sure how hectic it will be with everything else going around the 'hood but I want to focus on a "care free" legacy. I mean no rules, just simply starting off with a sim throughout the course of their life and then on their deathbed,(the day before its "time to go" hehe, choosing a direct son/daughter or grandchild of there's to follow through with, just to see how far I can go with playing one family.

Now, that being said, since I have no rules, I will let that chosen Sim choose who they (or whoever I believe to be fit hehe) to either pass on their last name (males) or marry into a diff one (female) so as long as I know she/he is a descendant of my first Sim.

My first Sim will most likely be a YA female who I will of course start my game with. I think I will make her attractive, itellegent, and easy to get along with. Of course the fun parts will be exploring the town for the first time, building/decorating her home, making new friends, getting a job etc.

I think I may have her to be very promiscuous and have many lovers. Of course as many friends as well. But I also want her to take her future seriously and create a foundation for her once her youth starts to cease.

That includes finishing school with good grades (if YA can go to college in the game) eventually landing a nice job while having a booming nightlife! Eventually, ill have someone sweep her off her feet and change her way of thinking as in terms of new traits (if possible, I think I read where they can add on more later based on experience etc) where she will settle down and start a family.

Eventually, once she grows old, I'd like her and her hubby (if he hasn't croaked yet teehee) to retire to a nice beachfront house where she will eventually pass peacefully. It will be a sad short time for me but a memorable one. I can then start on her offspring, where I will try and take on a completely new way of living.

I'm thinking of choosing the next "legacy" Sim at birth or childhood, that way I can live out her/his whole life instead of just picking it up at a random stage.

This is just one of the ways I will be playing. Thank goodness for slots or I'd eventually get bored! I'm looking forward to playing all of the difficulty levels as well.

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