The Sims 3 Immortal Dynasty Challenge

[KrispyNickyB]

Gah, new challenge Sunday? I just got brave enough to try this one!

I do have a question. In the rules you can add the bars, etc to enjoy late night content. Is it illegal to use a bar that is downloaded from the swap shop here?

[PlatnumDymnd]

Its funny. Everyone is itching for Sunday and its not even Saturday here in MN. ha ha

I can't wait to read up on the Sunday Surprise.  Unfortunately I can't even get this one started. I never realized how short the normal life span is until now. I'm going to to a clean install for Generations so maybe I'll be more successful.

[Seabody]

Seriously Platnum? It's 2:05PM on Saturday here.

[Metropolis Man]

Gah, new challenge Sunday? I just got brave enough to try this one!

I do have a question. In the rules you can add the bars, etc to enjoy late night content. Is it illegal to use a bar that is downloaded from the swap shop here?

You need to use the EA designed buildings in Edit Town.

[TallStar]

I don't know if this has already been asked, but is it against the rules if a sim supermaxes two skills?
Here's the scenario: Sim A supermaxes fishing and maxes gardening. Sim A eventually becomes immortal, and continues gardening for the rest of the eight generations. After a while, Sim A unintentionally completes all of the gardening skill challenges and supermaxes the skill.
Is this allowed, or will I have to prevent my sims from accidentally supermaxing another skill?

[Gogowars329]

I don't know if this has already been asked, but is it against the rules if a sim supermaxes two skills?
Here's the scenario: Sim A supermaxes fishing and maxes gardening. Sim A eventually becomes immortal, and continues gardening for the rest of the eight generations. After a while, Sim A unintentionally completes all of the gardening skill challenges and supermaxes the skill.
Is this allowed, or will I have to prevent my sims from accidentally supermaxing another skill?

I was going to ask that to.

[cathyknits]

As I understand it - any immortal can supermax more than one skill, but each immortal has to have their own personal private skill that nobody else has supermaxed.

In TallStar's scenario, if fishing was the skill "claimed" by Sim A, then Sim A could supermax gardening, too, as long as no other immortal claimed it as their unique skill. If, when Sim A supermaxes gardening, Sim B has already used gardening for their unique skill, the dynasty would fail.

[Metropolis Man]

Yep, no problem with any Immortal SuperMaxing more than one skill as long as those skills are not claimed by other Immortals for the Ambrosia requirement. cathyknits explained it well.

[Seabody]

I know mortals aren't tied to the same restrictions as immortals, but if a mortal SuperMaxes a skill, an Immortal can too, right?

[Metropolis Man]

I know mortals aren't tied to the same restrictions as immortals, but if a mortal SuperMaxes a skill, an Immortal can too, right?

Whatever skills a mortal maxes/SuperMaxes is irrelevant to Immortals and their requirements.

[Enchanted81]

One of my sims is an inventor and just finished the first part of master invention for turning in a piece of palladium. I just got the follow up for turning in ten life fruit and I was wondering if that can be considered a separate op or if the chain counts as one as a whole.

[Pam]

One of my sims is an inventor and just finished the first part of master invention for turning in a piece of palladium. I just got the follow up for turning in ten life fruit and I was wondering if that can be considered a separate op or if the chain counts as one as a whole.

Each piece of that opportunity counts as an individual opportunity.

[Enchanted81]

Each piece of that opportunity counts as an individual opportunity.

Thanks Pam!

[Seabody]

Whatever skills a mortal maxes/SuperMaxes is irrelevant to Immortals and their requirements.

So mortals can even fufil the requirements for Ambrosia (and not eat it, of course), and that won't interfere with an Immortal's requirements?

[Pam]

So mortals can even fufil the requirements for Ambrosia (and not eat it, of course), and that won't interfere with an Immortal's requirements?

Yes, that's what irrelevant means.