My Dreamweaver Legacy Challenge

[Ya Cheese Buddy]

I still cant beleive you got to generation 12 Pam! Your a sim playing hero!

[Da Vinci]

I still cant beleive you got to generation 12 Pam! Your a sim playing hero!

Carl, Pam, and Metro all have exeptional ability in the Sims. Pam's is her awsomeness at family handling.

[Pam]

Hehe.  Thanks!  I love my Dreamweavers.  I still pull them out every now and then.  In fact, they were the first to travel in World Adventures.  It just seemed like the right thing to do.

[Metropolis Man]

Carl, Pam, and Metro all have exeptional ability in the Sims. Pam's is her awsomeness at family handling.

Indeed. I still can't believe I did as well as I did in the Baby Boomer Challenge. Pam really had to lay on the guilt for me to even try that one because I was terrified.  But, I'm glad I did jump in. That was one of the best challenges I've ever done and learned so many new skills in the process.

[MegTrog]

Because I'm curious and I don't think you said anywhere, how long did it take you to complete the challenge, and how regularly were you playing in that time (e.g. a couple of hours a day or whatever)?  Congratulations.  I'm always impressed with anybody who manages all ten generations!  That's a major commitment!

[Pam]

It's been awhile since I completed the Legacy Challenge and I don't really remember how long it took.  I played steadily and I played it a lot (many hours a day).  I didn't play anything else while doing the Legacy Challenge.  My best guess would be that it took me two or three weeks.  It's really not difficult after you get past the first or second generation.  By then, the rules were burned into my head and it was just a matter of keeping everything on track and having enough babies.  One big challenge was that story progression wasn't working very well back then and the town dried up.  I loaded some Sims from the Exchange to repopulate the town and allow my family to find spouses.  That wouldn't be a problem now because story progression is vastly improved with World Adventures and the patches.

[Da Vinci]

Because I'm curious and I don't think you said anywhere, how long did it take you to complete the challenge, and how regularly were you playing in that time (e.g. a couple of hours a day or whatever)?  Congratulations.  I'm always impressed with anybody who manages all ten generations!  That's a major commitment!

We are serious about our computer games here!

[samoht04]

You should consider starting a story or just pics with captions, like The Dreamweaver Legacy Afterwards or something.

[MegTrog]

Well, I don't have many hours a day to play--and going on vacations isn't going to hurry things up either (plus I tend to use 'pause' a lot).  But if it can be done in two to three weeks, then I'm hopeful that I can manage it over the course of this year!  Not the most worthy New Year's Resolution perhaps, but after a Sims free year, I'd like to have me some serious gameplay again.

[Metropolis Man]

Pam, I hope it's okay, but I moved this thread of yours to the Stories section. It's not an official site challenge and it seemed like a better place.

[Pam]

No problem, Metro.  I started this post way back in the beginning when we first started the Forum, before we got sophisticated with our posting system.  Heh.

[Arafel]

It only took you 2 - 3 weeks Pam!??

I must be doing it wrong then lol!! It's taking me forever, which I don't mind. I like my Legacy family. I wish I got more time to play them. Ah, who am I kidding, I wish I had more time to play Sims PERIOD!

My Legacy has kind of taken a backseat to the new sim I created for WA. I'm just having too much fun with her!