The Sims 3 Townie DecaDynasty Challenge

[Metropolis Man]

Metro, in my Deca I've bought a moodlet manager for each of the sims. I first bought one for my heir then whenever I needed another sim to use it a sent it to a different sim. When my heir moves, does it matter which Moodlet Manager he takes?

Yes. It has to be a Moodlet Manager he purchased with his own happiness points.

[Gogowars329]

Yes. It has to be a Moodlet Manager he purchased with his own happiness points.

Thanks. Guess I've gotta get another Moodlet Manager for my heir as I have no idea which one is his!

[ratchie]

Metro does it really matter which Moodlet Manager he takes with him so long as he originally bought a moodlet manager with his own points in the first place.

Rachel

[Sportsfan]

Metro does it really matter which Moodlet Manager he takes with him so long as he originally bought a moodlet manager with his own points in the first place.

Rachel

I totally agree. They will be worth the same amount of money after a few days so it just seems like an annoyance to me to have to keep track.

[Metropolis Man]

Metro does it really matter which Moodlet Manager he takes with him so long as he originally bought a moodlet manager with his own points in the first place.

Rachel

Oh, definitely. They're all the same, for sure.

[ratchie]

Metro,would things aquired during time travelling trips count as a unique collection.

Rachel

[MarianT]

Rachel, I can't speak for Metro, but my guess is that he'll say no because the things you bring back from time traveling are covered by other collections -- metals, gems, books, gnomes. The only exception is the picnic basket, and trying to collect 10 of those would be a lot of trouble. I seems to me that it would be like trying to make a collection of things you dig up with the miner, but again, Metro might have a different opinion.

[ratchie]

I thought they might have counted like wedding presents do.
Now that I come to think about it Metro might say that to have things from the time machine it has to be a time machine that you have made yourself rather then just bought at the consignment store.

Rachel

[Metropolis Man]

Metro,would things aquired during time travelling trips count as a unique collection.

Rachel

Cool idea that no one thought of before. I have no problems with it. And as far as the source of the Time Machine itself (made vs bought) — does not matter.

[Gogowars329]

Metro, when we choose our household, if it has two sims say they are both male, when one of them gets married, can the other one swap households with the wife?

[Pam]

Metro, when we choose our household, if it has two sims say they are both male, when one of them gets married, can the other one swap households with the wife?

I don't think that would be a problem.  There's nothing in the rules that says you can't have members other than the heir move out, and that's essentially what's happening if the other Sim takes the wife's house.

[Serena Darrin]

I've got a question about SuperMax skills, and I don't know if it's been asked.

I know in the Immortal Dynasty, if an Immortal Maxes out a skill (that is, gets it to level 10), another immortal can't use it as a Supermax.

Is that still true here too?  For an example:  So if Heir 1 SuperMaxes painting, but also gets level 10 in logic, that puts Logic off the table for any later heirs?

My other related question is; if a previous heir gets level 10 (or even supermaxes) a skill via Story Progression, what happens then?

[MoonsAreBlue]

@ Serena

The SuperMax in this dynasty is the same as in the immortal one. If a former heir reaches level 10 in any skill, no future heir can use it as a SuperMax. You shouldn't have to worry about anyone reaching level 10 through story progression, though. I'm not even sure how you would figure out anyways, lol! But that heir is no longer under your control, so it's okay to disregard any skill maxing of heirs in this case. At least this is how I understood it.

[Serena Darrin]

@ Serena

The SuperMax in this dynasty is the same as in the immortal one. If a former heir reaches level 10 in any skill, no future heir can use it as a SuperMax. You shouldn't have to worry about anyone reaching level 10 through story progression, though. I'm not even sure how you would figure out anyways, lol! But that heir is no longer under your control, so it's okay to disregard any skill maxing of heirs in this case. At least this is how I understood it.

That's what I figured too, I was just double-checking, as it occured to me when I was playing stupid-late last night. 

Though it does make a lot of the Skill-based LTW's difficult, since you've got to juggle 10 different super-maxes rather then 8. (Though you don't -necessarily- need to complete someone's LTW.  It does make the tombstone requirement easier, though!)

[MoonsAreBlue]

When we move our heir into the next home, is it okay to take pets with them?