Baby Boomer IV: Family Tree Explosion

[RainBeau]

Now that you mention it, I think I have seen the option. I rarely use tattoos so I don't pay attention, sorry.

[Ricalynn]

By the time Momma's elder birthday came around, only six of the households in Sunset Valley weren't one of her children! 

32 kids moved out x 3 = 96
2 parents with unique LTW/LTR x 2 = 4
5 kids who couldn't get out in time x 1 = 5

Total = 105

Good luck to those who try the challenge!  That was the most micromanaging I've ever done in all my hours playing Sims 3.  I think I'll go try a "Hands Off, No Clicking, Max Speed" game now.   

That's a great score Vinyl!  Very well done.

[sdhoey]

14 Sims moved out x 3 = 42
  4 at home with unique LTW/LTR x 2 = 8 (includes parents)
  4 Sims not moved out x 1 = 4


Total = 54

Done, Finished, Complete.

[Ricalynn]

14 Sims moved out x 3 = 42
  4 at home with unique LTW/LTR x 2 = 8 (includes parents)
  4 Sims not moved out x 1 = 4


Total = 54

Done, Finished, Complete.

Good Job on finishing Shannon! That's a lot of Brooks!

[sdhoey]

Good Job on finishing Shannon! That's a lot of Brooks!

Thanks RicaLynn, Yes, Colby is ready for a nice long vacation. I have way more Brooks then I can handle right now. LOL

[Ricalynn]

I'm done!  Finally!

Miss & Mister Breeder filled the town full of brightly colored kids that took over the town to the point it became hard to find RIs and people to mess with.

30 moved out x 3 = 90

3 at home with Unique LTW/LTR x 2 = 6

5 with uncomplete requirements x 1 = 5

Final Score: 101

Oh man I know so many spots where I could have done things different and I actually learned some new tricks.   This is the first time I've ever not used the dresser on kids, too. 

[sdhoey]

I'm done!  Finally!

Miss & Mister Breeder filled the town full of brightly colored kids that took over the town to the point it became hard to find RIs and people to mess with.

30 moved out x 3 = 90

3 at home with Unique LTW/LTR x 2 = 6

5 with uncomplete requirements x 1 = 5

Final Score: 101

Oh man I know so many spots where I could have done things different and I actually learned some new tricks.   This is the first time I've ever not used the dresser on kids, too. 

Congrats hon. Take a break and relax.

[Sarabi]

Miss & Mister Breeder filled the town full of brightly colored kids that took over the town to the point it became hard to find RIs and people to mess with.

I called my first test family Breeder, too - although their first names were Pa and Pansy (no idea where that came from).  It was the first time I'd ever played with different colors, and really enjoyed it.

Congrats to those who have already finished.

[Vinyl]

Wow, great scores being posted.  Congrats to those who have finished!

Oh man I know so many spots where I could have done things different and I actually learned some new tricks.   This is the first time I've ever not used the dresser on kids, too. 

I know the feeling.  My strategy was all mapped out... for the first sixteen kids.  When I hit number twelve while mom was still a young adult there were a lot of on the fly changes to the plan.  Some were sub-optimal, to say the least.   

[Kitty]

By the time Momma's elder birthday came around, only six of the households in Sunset Valley weren't one of her children! 

32 kids moved out x 3 = 96
2 parents with unique LTW/LTR x 2 = 4
5 kids who couldn't get out in time x 1 = 5

Total = 105

Good luck to those who try the challenge!  That was the most micromanaging I've ever done in all my hours playing Sims 3.  I think I'll go try a "Hands Off, No Clicking, Max Speed" game now.   

How on earth did you get that many? You are unbelievable!

[Ricalynn]

How on earth did you get that many? You are unbelievable!

I don't know about Vinyl but for me - making the babies was the easy part! 

[Kitty]

That can be interpreted in many different ways! It is rather easy but all the crying, sleepless nights and raising them!

[Vinyl]

I agree with Ricalynn, the baby part was relatively simple.  Now the teen years, woo doggy, were those my most troublesome times!  Even on their best days the free will system let them act like little rebels. 

I must admit I'm a bit of a nut in terms of nooboo practice.  I've done games trying to see how many kids a family could have (basically this challenge without aging restrictions), games created with one adult and seven adopted babies to see if I could handle it, games done trying to figure out the strange genetics system (involving many, many test babies), and even a game seeing how many generations I could have under one roof if every child aged up as soon as possible then had a baby as soon as they became a young adult (my record was six generations).  After enough of those kinds of shenanigans you get a method for the nooboo madness.

[Kitty]

Are we allowed to move houses?

[ratchie]

Yes Kitty you are allowed to move house.

Rachel