Genetics Longevity

[LivvieLove]

Rhoxi managed to get a all-rainbow Immortal Dynasty, though she had to make use of a lot of tricks to do it. It is possible to do the same for a Legacy, but it'd definitely be a challenge.

Is it documented somewhere? Pictures or a story? Sorry I'm just genuinely curious! I would love to see/read it.

[Audren]

Is it documented somewhere? Pictures or a story? Sorry I'm just genuinely curious! I would love to see/read it.

Link Magic. It's a great read even without the rainbow Sims.

[LivvieLove]

Link Magic. It's a great read even without the rainbow Sims.

Thank you so much for the link! I'm sure it is! I'm going to dive in right now! Anyways, to bring this back around to subject, I wonder if there's a way someone could plan to have a long-running trait (like a crazy eye-color) for a legacy/dynasty and not have to have ample amounts of children in the later parts to check.

[dontmindme]

Whelp, I'm only on Gen 3 of my ID but thus far, founder's bright blue eyes are sticking around. Gen 2 is nearly identical to the founder while gen 3 has lost most of the interesting facial traits. At least we regained the founding spouse's blue hair so that counts for something. Beyond that, a helper's family is on gen 3 as well and so far the faces are pretty close to identical, especially the noses.

[Serenity S.]

Never use Vladimir Schlick for anything. His nose still was on his great-grandchildren, and trust me, at least with women it looks like they've hitted a brick with their face...

[fanofaband]

I used Juan Darer as my gen 1 spouse, his features are still going strong in Gen 6.

[rodeo199]

In my immortal dynasty the founders husband (Nick Alto)'s nose is still around 5 gens on and may go longer but the nooboo isn't born yet. His eyes lasted till 4th gen.