Such a great idea for a Rags To Riches challenge! Honestly, I LOVE what you're doing with this playthrough. The whole FEMA camp concept is really interesting and the lot itself looks great. Plus, having the Goths in particular working their way up from nothing... **chef's kiss!** I can't wait to see where this goes. In my current game -- which was partially inspired by watching the Fallout series and which I'm not recording, just playing for fun -- I'm doing something similar with an extreme Rags To Riches style challenge, though I started mine with all the lots in the world bulldozed to the ground, a handful of sims, $0, Off-The-Grid and Simple Living, and nothing else. Assuming my save file doesn't corrupt somewhere along the way, my plan is to have this initial handful of sims rebuild the world from complete scratch, using only what they can farm, fish, scavenge, dig up, afford to build, and, er, procreate. It's still early days and sometimes feels like I bit off more than I can chew (though, tbh, so far it's just a lot of fishing, farming, and raising babies), but I'm interested to see what kind of world it evolves into, what the buildings end up looking like (since I only build out of necessity, not style, and only when they can afford the materials for additions), and what the world dynamic looks like when everyone is descended from several main bloodlines/families. Like, which family will end up being the wealthiest? Which one will end up being the most powerful? The most artistic? Etc. Next time I try an extreme Rags To Riches, though, I may try something like your FEMA camp idea. There are SO MANY great stories that could spring out of a concept like that!
Thanks for watching and I am glad you enjoy the set-up for the Goth's although starting in a camp is not extreme rags to riches it seemed appropriate. I like your idea of a group rebuilding a society, that does sound like a lot of work. Good luck with your play and again thanks for watching and the feedback.
Do you think the Goth's marriage will survive poverty?
If they have a strong marriage, they can survive anything. It can be tough but that’s the point.
They have been arguing a lot, Bella is so needy.
@@Sims4Seniors its hard from having it all to losing it all, but you can always rebuild.
Such a great idea for a Rags To Riches challenge! Honestly, I LOVE what you're doing with this playthrough. The whole FEMA camp concept is really interesting and the lot itself looks great. Plus, having the Goths in particular working their way up from nothing... **chef's kiss!** I can't wait to see where this goes.
In my current game -- which was partially inspired by watching the Fallout series and which I'm not recording, just playing for fun -- I'm doing something similar with an extreme Rags To Riches style challenge, though I started mine with all the lots in the world bulldozed to the ground, a handful of sims, $0, Off-The-Grid and Simple Living, and nothing else. Assuming my save file doesn't corrupt somewhere along the way, my plan is to have this initial handful of sims rebuild the world from complete scratch, using only what they can farm, fish, scavenge, dig up, afford to build, and, er, procreate. It's still early days and sometimes feels like I bit off more than I can chew (though, tbh, so far it's just a lot of fishing, farming, and raising babies), but I'm interested to see what kind of world it evolves into, what the buildings end up looking like (since I only build out of necessity, not style, and only when they can afford the materials for additions), and what the world dynamic looks like when everyone is descended from several main bloodlines/families. Like, which family will end up being the wealthiest? Which one will end up being the most powerful? The most artistic? Etc.
Next time I try an extreme Rags To Riches, though, I may try something like your FEMA camp idea. There are SO MANY great stories that could spring out of a concept like that!
Thanks for watching and I am glad you enjoy the set-up for the Goth's although starting in a camp is not extreme rags to riches it seemed appropriate. I like your idea of a group rebuilding a society, that does sound like a lot of work. Good luck with your play and again thanks for watching and the feedback.
This is incredibly interesting. Subbed.
Thanks for subbing and I am glad you are enjoying the game play!