At first I was all gung ho on this challenge but it has gotten increasingly confusing as time has gone on. I mean, really? How many pages on max/Supermax and Black Ops?
Then the "rule" about not changing their appearance, or am I getting that wrong? I like to make my Sims attractive and to change their clothes and hair styles. Does this mean I can't use the dresser to do this, or just not get them a make over at the salon?
And why on earth can't you go to the salon for a full treatment or whatever since it relaxes you and gives all kinds of good moodlets? How is that going to give anyone an unfair advantage? Isn't it more of an unfair advantage to say "marry so and so because they have such and such goodies/skills"?
While I'm on the subject of who to marry, I've peppered all three hoods with Sims I've created and Sims I've liked from various hoods. So, for instance, Agnes can also now be found in my Twinbrook. I'm assuming this would make her unavailable for marriage in that town. Right? And, what about the Sims I've placed of my own creating in various towns? I got bored with most of the npc townies and just made a lot of Sims and houses, added a ton of lots including some of the largest ones, and put my Simmies in various houses already in Twinbrook without playing them so they would be random for future legacy possibilities. So would they be possible spouse material or not?
Oh, yeah, houses. So houses previously made by moi would also not be allowed, right?
And why are people just randomly dumping stuff in venues to upgrade them? Why not do things like make restrooms, add paths, a fire pit and things that would normally show up in "wilderness" camp/fishing grounds? And since the graveyard is a place we can buy, fixing it up in build/buy mode, (build/buy on this lot is available when you buy one), is ok, right? You know how I hate creepy graveyards!
I've only a few days left on my Da Vinci so guess this is going to be my next challenge. At least with no time limit and possible do overs it will be more relaxing and I think, despite the confusion, a lot of fun. Count me in. You really do make some pretty unusual and complex challenge, Metro. Kudos.