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Sims 4 Teen Yandere Challenge

Sims 4 Teen Yandere Challenge Get To Work required

Warning: this challenge is not for the faint of heart.

Required mods: Go to School A mod like Simicide or MDK handbuzzer Travel to Special Lots

Setup: 1. Yandere - Create your yandere and his/her family. Make your yandere average looking and give him/her at least 1 negative trait. Suggested traits: kleptomaniac, insane, and jealous. 

2.  Shrine - Yandere must have a shrine to senpai in his/her room where she/he puts pictures of senpai and keeps items that he/she stole from senpai's room. Yandere cannot visit senpai's house if he/she is there.

3. Senpai - You can choose your yandere's senpai from other teens in the neighborhood or create him/her yourself. Your senpai must be pretty good looking to attract attention from other sims.

4. Rival - Your rival is an aquantance from yandere's class who is also in love with senpai. You can either pick one from the premade sims or make him/her yourself.

Rules: 1. You must have aging on and free-will on. 2. Yandere has unitil the last day of the teen stage to confess their love for senpai. If she/he fails to do so then the rival wins senpai's love.

3.  Yandere can only talk to senpai once at the first day of school. The only exception is if senpai autonomously starts a conversation with yandere.

3. Yandere and senpai cannot be an any clubs together. (gt)  4. Yandere can only confess his/her love and win the challenge if the senpai points are 100 and the rival points are 0. (see below)

5. Yandere can kidnap any sim he/she sees as a threat except for their rival. (see below)

6. Yandere can kill any sim he/she sees as a threat except for their rival. (that would make things too easy) This can only happen when there are no people around. If senpai witnesses the crime, the challenge is over.

Point system: There are two point systems that will determine the outcome of this challenge. 1. Rival points:  These points represent how senpai feels about the rival. When the rival points reach a score of 100, the rival confesses his/her love and yandere looses the challenge. If the rival points reach a score of zero, senpai looses any interest in the rival.

+5 for every time yandere sees senpai and rival talking at school. +5 for every friend rival and senpai have in common. +5 for every time yandere sees senpai and rival eating together at school.

+5 for every time yandere sees senpai and rival together at a community lot.

+5 for every club rival and senpai are both members of (gt) -5  for every time rival is autonomously mean to senpai. -5  for every time rival is embarrassed in front of senpai -5  for every time rival autonomously flirts with someone other than senpai at school.

-5  for every teen sim senpai likes better than rival of senpai's preferred gender. (not counting relatives)

2. Senpai points:  These points represent how senpai feels about yandere. When the senpai points reach a score of 100, he/she will start having feelings for yandere. 

+5  for every time senpai autonomously talks to yandere at school +5  for every friend yandere and senpai have in common. +5  for every time senpai autonomously eats at the same table as yandere at school.

+5  for every time senpai thinks of yandere. (look for yandere's pic in senpai's thought bubble)

-5   for every time senpai is autonomously mean to yandere. -5   for every time senpai sees yandere taking a picture of him -5   for every teen sim senpai likes better than yandere of senpai's preferred gender. (not counting relatives)

-20  if senpai sees yandere's shrine.

Kidnapping: 1. Use "add to family" to kidnap someone. 2.  Yandere must keep the hostage in a locked basement or room. 3.  The hostage cannot eat, sleep, use toilet untill yandere can control them. 

4. Yandere must be friends with the person he/she kidnaps. 5.  No one else can be around to witness the kidnapping. 6.  Yandere cannot control the hostage until the kidnapping points reach 30. (see below)

7.  Kidnapping points: +3 for every non physical mean interaction yandere directs towards the hostage. (yell at, insult, etc)

+5  for every physical mean interatction yandere directs towards to the hostage except fighting.

+5  if yandere eats food in front of the starving hostage. +7 if yandere fights with the hostage and wins. If the hostage wins the fight, they can excape. (add them back to their family)

More options:

Get to Work options: The police: 1.  Change every person who has a job in the detective career's everyday outfit to police uniform. That way they will always be on patrol.

2.  You can add more cops to make the challenge harder. Just don't forget to change their everyday outfit to the police uniform and give them a job in the police career.

3. If a cop sees yandere stalking senpai, yandere has to go to jail for one day. 4. if a cop sees yandere trying to kidnap someone, yandere has to go to jail for three days.

5. If a cop sees yandere trying to murder someone, yandere has to go to jail for half his/her remaining lifespan.

6. While in jail, yandere cannot go to school, home, or any community lot. Yandere must stay in a jail cell for the entire time untill the sentence is up.

Get Together options: Reputation: Try to get your reputation as high as possible and your rival's reputation as low as possible so senpai will notice you.

1. Talking Trash - Yandere’s hostage can trash his/her rival to any teen sim at your school if yandere can controll them. Who knows? Word of how awefull rival is may reach senpai.

-5 rival points for every time rival is trashed by the hostage. 2. Talking up - If yandere has control of their hostage, he/she can make them talk up yandere to any teen at school. (exept for senpai) 

+5 senpai points for every time yandere is talked up by the hostage.

3.  Sabotage - If yandere has control of their hostage, he/she can make them convince Yandere's rival to hook up with other sims.

-5 rival points for every time rival hooks up with someone when senpai is not around.

-10 rival points for every time rival hooks up with someone when senpai is around.

+5 rival points for every time rival refuses to hook up.

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Sims 4 Hunger Games Challenge... death of the first tribute.

Early on day 2, the first tribute, Kodaka Hosegawa from district 5, died of starvation. He will be missed.

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Sims 4 Hunger Games Challenge... with anime characters

I’ve finally managed to get my computer back working this week, so I thought I would try out a new challenge. I was having so much fun watching kpopp’s sims 3 hunger games challenge, so I decided to start my own with anime charachers.

The Rules:

*Start out with 8 sims

* Cook only 3 individual meals a day

* Include a loveseat, a chair, a double bed, a toilet, a shower, a sink, a place to sleep outside, and a pool (optional) in your house.

* When not cooking, turn the fridge around so sims can’t use it.

The Tributes:

District 1: Sebastian Michaels  (Black Butler)

District 2: Madoka Kaname  (Madoka Magica)

District 3: Junichiro Kagami  (Ultimate Otaku Teacher)

District 4: Kazuto Kirigaya  (Sword Art Online)

District 5: Kadaka Hosegawa (Haganai)

District 6: Yandere-chan  (every insane yandere from anime in one sim)

District 7: Moka Akashiya  (Rosario + Vampire)

District 8: Minami Shimada (Baka and Test)

These sims can be found in the gallery under my origin ID MissChevus.

“May the odds be ever in your favor.”

Day 1:

Sebastian made 3 meals: one plate of mac&cheese, one TV Dinner, and one grilled cheese sandwich. Once the plates were placed on the cornicopia table, all of the sims headed for the food at the same time. The three lucky sims that got to eat were Yandere-chan, Sebastian, and Madoka. Yandere-chan got the perfect chance to get revenge on Moka for sitting with Junichiro (her crush) and talking to him by flaunting her grilled cheese in Moka’s face. This also angers Junichiro who didin’t get anything to eat either. As Yandere-chan thinks of all the ways she can off Moka, Junichiro heads to bed in a terrible mood.

After that, everyones attention turned to the small natural pool outsite. Minami was having fun hanging out with Kodaka and Kirito while Sebastion practices diving off the platform.

The sims went off on the own until dark, then they gathered around for the day 1 challenge, a “Don’t Wake the Llama” tournament. Whoever wins will get the reward for day one, a day out on the town with a sim of their choosing.

After long hours of competing, a champion was crowned. I made a bracket just in case anyone was interested in the match-ups.

Congrats to Junichiro  He has chosen to ask Madoka to join him on his night on the town. Junichiro is all smiles as his fellow sims congratulate him, though unfortunately not everyone is happy about who Junichiro chose to join him.

to be continued...

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The Sims 4 Turbo Careers Mod Pack

You’ve followed your Sims to work as a Doctor, Detective and Scientist, but what about the many other careers available in the game? When it’s time to leave for work, they’ll disappear into the background and return when the work day is over.

Well, that’s not the case any longer! Introducing The Sims 4 Turbo Careers Mod Pack! For players who have both The Sims 4 and The Sims 4 Get to Work Expansion Pack, Turbo Careers turns all closed adult careers into open ones, as well as two of the teen careers (Fast Food and Barista) with the possibility of more in the future.

I’ve been working on this mod for months now, and am excited to finally release it!

(Thanks SimplyNando for creating the above logo)

Like with the careers introduced in Get to Work, when it’s time for a Sim to leave for work, you’ll receive the option to follow them, provided that there is a venue for the career in one of the worlds. If you choose “Join”, you’ll be sent to the appropriate career venue. Once there, you’ll be assigned goals to complete, which will changed based on the career and level. Getting a higher score and completing your daily task will result in higher performance which will lead to getting promoted faster.

The Careers - All careers supported by the mod have a different set of goals and requirements which change as you rise up. There is also field work at the upper levels.

Venues and Requirements  - Careers take place at venues you can create yourself or download from the gallery. Each venue has its own set of required objects. You can also choose to use a combined venue if you need to save space in the world.

Known Issues:

At the moment, individual venues won’t take priority over combined ones, so for example, if you have a combined venue for the Astronaut, Athlete and Secret Agent careers but also have a separate one for the Secret Agent career, the individual one won’t be prioritized and Sims in the Secret Agent career will be sent to a random one of the two venues. Individual venues were only added late in development (after the 1.9 patch added a scrollbar to the venue list) so I haven’t had time to make them more detailed.

Some career levels don’t match up perfectly to their names and descriptions, since that would be impossible without changing them. I might make a mod in the future that renames career levels and changes their descriptions, but not right now.

When switching from a career that has its own uniform to one that doesn’t, Sims will attend work in their old uniform. This can be fixed with my Customizable Career Outfits mod.

Career events will count towards some goals in the “Party Animal” aspiration. I haven’t checked if this is exclusive to the mod or if it also effects Get to Work careers.

Sometimes, when downloading a lot from the gallery, the game won’t automatically register it to the career events system. After downloading a work lot from the gallery or placing one from your library, set the lot type to something random, exit build mode, enter build mode again then set the lot type to the correct type. If this is your first time using the mod, I strongly suggest saving before sending a Sim to work for the first time, just to make sure you didn’t make any mistakes. If you fail to do this, you won’t receive the option to follow your Sim to work, and the venue may behave in other strange ways.

You will need to pay for food and other stuff out of your own money. This isn’t entirely bad though, since you receive a lot more benefits, like skill and career gains.

(Sorry if I missed anything, I’ll add it if I remember)

Additional Changes:

The Barista and Fast Food careers have been made available for older Sims.

The Barista and Fast Food have been changed to last six hours, so you’ll have more time to play them. It will also tweak the pay per hour accordingly (you’ll get paid a little bit more per day overall, but not by too much).

Sims in the Barista and Fast Food careers will receive overmax raises, just like they would with adult careers.

Compatibility:

Turbo Careers will conflict with any mod that alters the base “Career” files. It will also not work well with mods that change the length of the work day, as it is adapted for the default settings.

To avoid confusion: this will not conflict with mods that add new careers (though those careers won’t be made open with it either) but it will conflict with mods that alter the base of existing careers.

Warning:

This is the first time the mod has been released to the public. I’ve been testing the mod for a while, and had sent it to others to test as well, and I’ve squashed the most noticeable bugs. However, there’s always a chance some less noticeable ones could remain.

If you discover any bugs, please report them. Please include which career, branch and level you’re playing, as it will make it 100x easier to find the problem. Please read the “Known Issues” section above before reporting, especially the one in bold.

If your problem is that you’re not receiving the option to follow your Sim and you have followed the instructions in the “Known Issues” section, please mention that you’ve followed them, otherwise I’ll just assume you didn’t read them.

Two part download:

- DOWNLOAD THE BASE MOD -

For the new venue types to appear, you’ll need the newest version of the Venue List Mod.

- DOWNLOAD THE VENUE LIST MOD -

You’ll need to have Get to Work installed and have your game updated to the 1.9 patch for this to work.

How to Install

For information on how to install mods in The Sims 4: http://simscommunity.info/2014/10/07/sims-4-tutorial-installing-custom-contentmods/

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Downloading now. Can’t wait to try it!

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My College Students

After building my university, I grabbed 8 sims from my town to take part in the challenge. The students spent the first day hanging out at the student union and getting to know each other. The next day, they were off to class.

From left to right:  Nagi Darko, freshman rocket science major, Katie Milliner , freshman life science major, Cecil Preston, freshman fine arts major, Kaby Wilde, sophomore computer technology major, Serena York, freshman communications major, Mimi Knight, sophomore creative writing major, Danny Bromell, freshman music theory major, and Brianna Carter, freshman culinary arts major. 

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My University

My sim city university needed a place off to itself, so I decided to use Magnolia Promenade as the university world for my challenge.

Basic Layout:

Top right - school building (by marvinG99)

Top left - dorm  (originally a school by daisyboo11)

Bottom right - a small park with fishing pond

Bottom left - student union (with coffee shop on first floor, game center on the second floor, and a dance club in the basement. 

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Xenophilia Challenge Pics

What’s that up in the sky?

Oh No!

That’s one hell of a beer belly!

Two days later, two blue bundles of joy arrived from outer space.

Can’t he have even one minute of peace around here? Come on!

Now they’re both mischievous little alien kids... and he’s pregnant again???

The kids wearing their human suits. What’s with aliens and hats?

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Sims 4 University Challenge

Based on a similar challenge by Zerbu.

The Sims 4 University Challenge

Setup Sims who are Young Adult, Adult or Elder may attend university. 

You can either create new Sims, use an existing household or split Sims from an existing household. 

Create a dorm lot for your Sims to live in and zone it as residential. Merge the Sims you created into a group of 8 Sims.

If you don't have enough Sims to send, merge in Sims that are randomly generated or downloaded from the gallery.

Use the FreeRealEstate cheat to move your Sims into the dorm, then use the "money" cheat to reduce household funds to §1,000. If playing an existing household, you may borrow money from the household funds by using the sims.modify_funds cheat to subtract the money from the main household, and the same cheat to add it to the university household.

Only one dorm is required for the challenge, though you may create others tovisit.

Next, create a community lot where classes are located. When at class, you must follow a list of tasks in the "Majors" section of the challenge. It is recommended you create one lot that combines all the classes, as otherwise it will not be possible to control multiple Sims at once. 

Students must attend classes every weekday from 8 am to 12pm.

University students may not have careers, only part-time jobs. Teen jobs for all mod is required for this.  

Each semester ends when the student achieves that semester’s goal, and then points are added up to get the student's grade.

Point System:

A: 100 - 90 points B: 89 - 80 points C: 79 - 70 points D: 69 - 60 points F: any score under 60

Calculation of points: 40 points - for meeting your major's goal for the semester 30 points - for going to class every day and participating in classroom activities. 30 points - for completing weekly homework assignment

- 2 points for each day not in class - 5 points for each weekly homework assignment not completed

Once the student reaches the goal for the senior semester, they “graduate” and return to their home lot or where ever they came from. 

Majors:

1.  Fine Art:

Preferred Aspiration: Painter Extraordinaire Preferred Traits: Creative, Art lover, Perfectionist Ideal Mood: Inspired

Curriculum:

Freshman Semester: Goal:  Get your painting skill to 4 Daily Classwork: Paint 1 medium painting and put it on the wall in the classroom.

Weekly Homework: Paint 2 Emotional Paintings

Sophomore Semester: Goal:  Get your painting skill to 6 Daily Classwork: Paint 1 medium abstract or impressionist painting and put it on the wall in the classroom.

Weekly Homework: Paint 2 large Paintings

Junior Semester: Goal:  Get your painting skill to 8 Daily Classwork: Paint 1 Large realism or surrealism painting and put it on the wall in the classroom.

Weekly Homework: Paint 3 large Paintings

Senior Semester: Goal:  Get your painting skill to 10 Daily Classwork: Paint 2 Large realism or surrealism paintings and put them on the wall in the classroom.

Weekly Homework: Paint 2 excellent paintings

2.  Cullinary:

Preferred Aspiration:  Master Chef (Food) Preferred Traits:  Creative, Foodie Ideal Mood:  Inspired

Curriculum:

Freshman Semester: Goal:  Get your cooking skill to 4 Daily Classwork: cook 2 meals and one dessert Weekly Homework: cook 2 different kinds of desserts

Sophomore Semester: Goal:  Get your cooking skill to 7 and your gourmet cooking skill to 3 Daily Classwork: cook 2 regular meals and one gourmet meals Weekly Homework: cook 1 regular meal, 1 regular dessert, and 1 gourmet meal.

Junior Semester: Goal:  Get your cooking skill to 10 and your gourmet cooking skill to 6 Daily Classwork: cook 1 regular meal, 2 gourmet meals, and 1 gourmet dessert.

Weekly Homework: cook 1 excellent regular meal and 1 excellent gourmet meal.

Senior Semester: Goal:  Get your gourmet cooking skill to 10 Daily Classwork: cook 3 gourmet meals and one gourmet dessert Weekly Homework: make an excellent baked alaska and lobster thermador.

3.  Computer Technology

Preferred Aspiration:  Computer Whiz Preferred Traits:  Genius, Loner Ideal Mood:  Focused

Curriculum:

Freshman Semester: Goal:  Get your programming skill to 4 Daily Classwork: Practice programming through the entire class Weekly Homework: Make 2 Plugins

Sophomore Semester: Goal:  Get your programming skill to 6 Daily Classwork: Practice programming through the entire class Weekly Homework: Do 2 Freelance Jobs

Junior Semester: Goal:  Get your programming skill to 8 Daily Classwork: Practice programming through the entire class. If you get tired of practicing, you can make plugins and mod games. Weekly Homework: Make 1 Mobile Phone App

Senior Semester: Goal:  Get your programming skill to 10 Daily Classwork: Practice programming through the entire class If you get tired of practicing, you can make plugins and mod games. Weekly Homework: Make 1 Computer Game

4.  Music Theory

Preferred Aspiration:  Musical Genius Preferred Traits: Creative, Music Lover Ideal Mood: Inspired

Curriculum:

Freshman Semester: Goal:  Get your chosen instrument (violin, guitar, or piano) skill to 4 Daily Classwork: Practice playing your instrument through the entire class Weekly Homework: Play 3 songs in public

Sophomore Semester: Goal:  Get your primary instrument skill to 6 and your secondary instrument skill to 3

Daily Classwork: Practice playing both instruments throughout the entire class

Weekly Homework: Play 5 songs in public (3 with primary instrument - 2 with secondary instrument)

Junior Semester: Goal:  Get your primary instrument skill to 8 and your secondary instrument skill to 6

Daily Classwork: Practice playing both instruments throughout the entire class

Weekly Homework: Play 6 songs in public (3 with primary instrument - 3 with secondary instrument)

Senior Semester: Goal:  Get both your primary and secondary instrument skill to 10 Daily Classwork: For the first half of the class, write a song using your primary instrument. Practice your secondary instrument for the rest of the class. Weekly Homework: Play 3 songs in public with secondary instrument and write 1 song with your primary instrument.

5.  Creative Writing

Preferred Aspiration: Bestselling Author Preferred Traits: Creative Ideal Mood: Inspired

Curriculum:

Freshman Semester: Goal:  Get your writing skill to 4 Daily Classwork: Practice writing through the entire class Weekly Homework: write one childrens book or one short stories book.

Sophomore Semester: Goal:  Get your writing skill to 6 Daily Classwork: Write one non-fiction or poetry book Weekly Homework: write one emotional book (romance, workout, motivational, playful or sad)

Junior Semester: Goal:  Get your writing skill to 8 Daily Classwork: Write one screenplay Weekly Homework: Write one fatasy or sci-fi book or screenplay.

Senior Semester: Goal:  Get your writing skill to 10 Daily Classwork: Write one mystery book or practice writing. Weekly Homework:  Write one biography or mystery book

6. Life Science

Preferred Aspiration: Freelance Botanist or Angling Ace Preferred Traits: Genius, Loves The Outdoors Ideal Mood: Focused

Curriculum:

Freshman Semester: Goal:  Get your gardening and fishing skill to 4 Daily Classwork: Plant seeds, tend the garden, and go fishing. Weekly Homework: Harvest from 3 plants and catch 5 fish

Sophomore Semester: Goal:  Get your gardening and fishing skill to 6 Daily Classwork: Plant seeds, tend the garden, and go fishing. Weekly Homework: harvest 3 uncommon plants and catch 5 uncommon fish

Junior Semester: Goal:  Get your gardening and fishing skill to 8 Daily Classwork: Plant seeds, tend the garden, and go fishing. Weekly Homework: harvest 3 rare plants and catch 4 rare fish

Senior Semester: Goal:  Get your gardening and fishing skill to 10 Daily Classwork: Plant seeds, tend the garden, and go fishing. Weekly Homework: Graft onto 5 plants and catch 5 rare fish

7. Rocket Science

Preferred Aspiration: Nerd Brain Preferred Traits: Genius Ideal Mood: Focused

Curriculum:

Freshman Semester: Goal:  Get your logic and rocket science skill to 4 Daily Classwork: build rocket (as a group activitiy) and use observatory and microscope.

Weekly Homework: Make one upgrade to the rocket. Gather 3 plant samples and analyze them under the microscope or use the observatory if your skill is not high enough.

Sophomore Semester: Goal:  Get your logic and rocket science skill to 6 Daily Classwork: explore space in the rocket and use the microscope and the observatory.

Weekly Homework: Make one upgrade to the rocket. Gather 2 fossil samples and analyze them under the microscope or use the observatory if your skill is not high enough.

Junior Semester: Goal:  Get your logic and rocket science skill to 8 Daily Classwork: explore space in the rocket and use the microscope and the observatory.

Weekly Homework: Make one upgrade to the rocket. Gather 2 crystal samples and analyze them under the microscope or use the observatory if your skill is not high enough.

Senior Semester: Goal:  Get your logic and rocket science skill to 10 Daily Classwork: explore space in the rocket and use the microscope and the observatory.

Weekly Homework: Make one last upgrade to the rocket. Gather 2 crystal samples, 2 fossil samples, and 2 plant samples and analyze them under the microscope.

8. Communications

Preferred Aspiration: Friend of the World or Joke Star Preferred Traits: Outgoing, Self-Assured Ideal Mood: Confident

Curriculum:

Freshman Semester: Goal: Reach level 4 in Charisma and Comedy skills Daily Classwork: Practice speaking in the mirror, carry on conversations with classmates, and use the microphone to tell jokes.   

Weekly Homework:  make 2 new friends

Sophomore Semester: Goal:  Reach level 6 in Charisma and Comedy skills Daily Classwork:  Practice speaking in the mirror, carry on conversations with classmates, and use the microphone to tell jokes.

Weekly Homework: Make 2 new friends and compose and perform 2 short comedy routines.

Junior Semester: Goal:   Reach level 8 in Charisma and Comedy skills   Daily Classwork:  Practice speaking in the mirror, carry on conversations with classmates, use the computer for social networking and use the microphone to tell jokes.

Weekly Homework:  Make 2 new friends and compose and perform 2 medium comedy routines.

Senior Semester: Goal:   Reach level 10 in Charisma and Comedy skills   Daily Classwork:  Practice speaking in the mirror, carry on conversations with classmates, use the computer for social networking and use the microphone to tell jokes.

Weekly Homework: Ask 3 sims for loans and compose and perform 1 long comedy routine.

9.  Athletics

Preferred Aspiration:  Bodybuilder Preferred Traits: Active, Bro Ideal Mood: Energized

Curriculum:

Freshman Semester: Goal: Get your fitness skill to 4. Daily Classwork: Work out on exercise equipment Weekly Homework: Go jogging once a day

Sophomore Semester: Goal: Get your fitness skill to 6. Daily Classwork:  Work out on exercise equipment Weekly Homework:  Do endurance run on the treadmill and heavy lifting on the weight machine.

Junior Semester: Goal: Get your fitness skill to 8. Daily Classwork:  Work out on exercise equipment Weekly Homework:  Do Hill Challenge on the treadmill and epic workout on the weight machine. If you can't do epic workout yet, box on the punching bag.

Senior Semester: Goal: Get your fitness skill to 10. Daily Classwork: Work out on exercise equipment Weekly Homework:  Do epic workout on the weight machine. When you reach level 9 in fitness, practice fighting with 3 sims.

10.  Mechanical Studies

Preferred Aspiration: Nerd Brain Preferred Traits: Genius, Perfectionist Ideal Mood: Focused

Corriculum:

Freshman Semester: Goal: Get your handiness skill to 4. Daily Classwork: Make sculptures on the woodworking table Weekly Homework: Upgrade 2 items and Make 2 sculptures.

Sophomore Semester: Goal: Get your handiness skill to 6. Daily Classwork: Make sculptures and furniture on the woodworking table Weekly Homework: Upgrade 3 items and Make 2 pieces of furniture

Junior Semester: Goal: Get your handiness skill to 8. Daily Classwork: Make sculptures and furniture on the woodworking table Weekly Homework: Upgrade 3 items and Make 3 pieces of furniture

Senior Semester: Goal: Get your handiness skill to 10. Daily Classwork: Make sculptures, instruments, and furniture on the woodworking table

Weekly Homework: Upgrade 4 items and Make 3 instruments.

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The Sims 4 Xenophilia Challenge

The Xenophilia Challenge

Originally written for sims 2 by: Skuld Lunrix

Adapted for Sims 4 by: MissChevus

* This Challenge Requires Get To Work!

Backstory: After having acquired a very strange satellite dish from a local junkyard in your town, you, a male sim just beginning his young adult life, decide to kick off the first night in your new house by doing a bit of tinkering with it. However, after only a minute or two of seeing what button does what, you realize just why said satellite dish was abandoned. In the haze of memory that follows, you are only able to pick out three bits of information- "perfectly compatible DNA strain", "high potential", and "release the first". You're not sure what to make of it at first, and for the first month or two, you try to put it behind you. That is, until you start throwing up in toilets and growing out of your shirts. As you eventually find and figure out, you, a "docile specimen of competently sentient life", have been chosen as a "nurture point" for the excess population of a dangerously overcrowded alien homeworld. In accordance with the species' fundamental pillar of protection of life at all costs, the unwanted unborn are farmed and implanted into said nurture points, members of other races who can stand to carry the foreign body without severe consequence. Basically, you're pregnant with an extraterrestrial, and according to your potential, they plan to "nurture" seven alien children in your open womb, or rather the steel one they've implanted in your abdomen, one right after the other. Good solution for them. Nightmarish for you.

A dazed and fearful nine months later, you find yourself giving birth to a child with odd colored skin. Later that night, in a process that repeats itself six times, you walk outside against your will, enter another memory haze, and come back pregnant once again. The children are not the horrid monsters you expected to see. Moved with pity, you become determined to raise them well, as if they were human children. However, it soon becomes apparent that this is quite a daunting task, and as everyone in town is afraid of them, no one wants to move in with you and help you. Can you take on an ever-increasing number of alien children alone...while under the constant hormonal throes of pregnancy with the next one?

Challenge Setup:

First, make a young adult or adult male sim. You can make him any way you want, with any sort of custom content, as long as it's all purely decorative. You can choose his aspiration and his traits freely. After he's made, plunk him down on a lot. You may make or choose any type of house you can afford. You may cheat for money, but only up to $70,000- a single motherlode cheat, or 50 kaching cheats if you like typing that word.  You are allowed a $1000 advance in your budget each week, with which to buy food and pay bills. This continues even after teens/your elder self get jobs.

The only item you are absolutely required to have, by nature of the challenge, is a mod that increases the chances of alien abductions. I recommend this one. http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=554490

Now, play your sim through the first day in his new house. Have some fun. Make him some friends. Cook him some food. Don't give him a job- this Sim can't have one, as he's either pregnant or looking after small children most of the time. At some time between 9 pm and 3 am that night  you have to take him out into the yard for a little one-on-one alien contact with his satellite dish. Surprise, he'll be abducted and come back pregnant. Now, wait until your little alien bundle of joy is born. Then, the next time that 9pm-3am rolls around (the next night), repeat the abduction process. And on and on and on. What makes this really challenging is not only does the guy have to care for all these kids, he has to do it while constantly pregnant- his needs are dropping very quickly, and when they finally balance out, woops, there's another baby, and you have to go out again the next night.

Rules:

*No one else can move in, ever. You can have visitors, but their stay must be temporary.  

*The children cannot age any time before their designated birthday.

*The alien children must wear their disguises every time they leave the house -  even when they go to school.

*When your children grow up to be teens, they can then help out with the children you keep on having. They can be employed, but for each job tree that is available, you must roll a die- if you get an even number, they will accept your employment, but if you get an odd number, they will not, on the basis of them being aliens.

*Teens can go out and go to jobs, and both children and teens have to go to school, but your father cannot leave the lot unless he's being abducted.

*Once the kids become young adults, they must move off the lot. No exceptions. After this, you are free to do whatever you want with them. They are, strictly speaking, out of the challenge.

*You cannot hire a maid to clean up after you.

*Once your first sim becomes an elder, he can't have children anymore. (I'm not sure if this is true in the game code, but for the sake of the challenge, he can't.) Your Elder sim still can't get a job, unless all his children have become teens.

*Your main sim may buy the potion of youth reward to keep them from turning into into an elder before he has all seven kids. Unfortunately, he is limited to only five of these miracle potions.

*The game goes on until all the alien children age up and leave the house, so if your first sim dies, too bad. If this happens, the teens must raise the younger ones as per usual, and move out when they become young adults.

*You can go on dates, and fall in love for that matter, you just can't move anyone else in or get married.

*You can hire caterers and all for parties, but I'd be pretty impressed if you threw a party at all.

*Because you cannot work, you cannot open a retail store, though the alien children can open one once they leave the house.

Points:

Aging/Development: +2 for every alien child born. +3 for every alien child successfully aged to Teen. +5 for every alien child successfully aged to Young Adult and moved out. +5 every time an alien child ages up in a good mood. +3 when a child gets their first A+, +3 if they age to Teen at A+ +1 for every two skill points earned in the family -3 any time a child is uncomfortable -10 if a child ages up in a bad mood

Friendship: +4 for every friend you have and keep +2 for every friend your child has and keeps +8 for every love you have +3 for every love your child has +2 for every alien child that becomes friends with a sibling +1 for every alien child that becomes friends with you +2 for every alien child that is friends with a sibling when they move out +1 for every alien child that is friends with you when they move out -5 for every loss of friendship -7 for every child that becomes enemies with you

Miscellaneous/Silliness: +10 if your Sim has a Romance or Fortune Aspiration +10 for every set of twins. (no cheating) +1 for every alien child with black eyes -10 for every sim who discovers that your children are aliens -4 for every time your children go out of the house undisguised -5 every time someone misses the bathroom -5 every time someone passes out. Sleeping in food is no penalty. -10 for every fire -10 for every alien child that is an enemy of their sibling -4 for any other need in the red -8 if a teen/elder is fired +20 for every handicap used (see below). +5 if you do not use the advantage. +20 for every Woohoo your first sim performs between the first and seventh births. +10 more points if he has three kids or more when the Woohoo occurs. +15 for every maxed skill on a Sim +20 for every Gold Medal Date the first Sim has between the first and seventh births +30 for every Gold Medal party held in the house between the first and seventh births -20 if your first sim dies of any cause besides old age as an Elder -15 for every child rescued by the socialworkinator -50 if your first sim dies of any cause in Adulthood, leaving the kids in a Party of Five situation. All points earned after this happens are given a +1 gratuity, including negative points.

Handicaps

Immortality is a Crapshot Use of the Youth Potion is not allowed, meaning that your man will inevitably reach Elder stage while his youngest is a mere newborn. Because of Daddy's enfeebled state, the teenage children of the household must all take jobs to support their family. Upon hearing of their situation, any employer will take them, regardless of species. You do not need to do the die roll to determine what job an alien teen can have.

Aliens Are Not Humans This should be fairly obvious to anyone with half a brain- they're green, for chrissakes! Because aliens are not humans, they have very different traits than we do. They are extremely sensitive to high temperatures, so they cannot cook anything on the stove or eat anything that has been cooked on a stove. If there is a fire, they must stay inside the house for 24 hours to recuperate. That means no work or school. Beyond the baby stage, they cannot sleep before 11 pm, and must sleep (or relax on their beds) until at least 7 am. They cannot lock whims. Their "mating season" takes place on Saturdays and Sundays, during which they will be irritable to members of their own sex, including family, and overtly romantic towards members of the opposite sex, not including family (or reversed, if you want a little gay alien :3). Finally, aliens cannot use the bookshelf or the cooking channel to learn skills- they must learn from experience. However, aliens do have one advantage over humans- they can puzzle out the technology that their father cannot. When they become teens, they have the option of "growing out of" one of these eccentricities. However, when they do reach adulthood, they can grow out of one more eccentricity- and must keep the rest for the rest of their lives, no matter what happens outside the lot.

Those Pollination Technicians are Good at Their Job[/U] As it turns out, your nurturing potential is actually higher than expected- and the aliens plan to take advantage of that! Even after the seven children are born, once a child leaves, if Daddy is still nubile, he must have more children to replace them until he reaches elderhood. However, instead of going right back out and getting abducted the next night, he can wait a night before letting his hormones surge again. This can't really be used with "Immortality is a Crapshot". The Potion of Youth must be used, all five times.

Daddy's Gone Mad, But It's Not His Fault This Time Much like the Service Animal restriction of the Apocalypse Challenge, once Daddy hits Elder, he goes senile. You can no longer control him, although you can look at his stats, and he can't get a job. In order to keep the family stable, once this happens, the next Teen to age to young adult continues to live with the family, however, it is above the challenge rules, besides the three Aliens Are Not Humans traits they did not grow out of. Like if the parent dies, if another Teen ages up, the older young adult must leave.

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New House on the Gallery

I just added a new house to the gallery called "Cyberpunk". It's perfect for techie and hacker sims. It has only 1 bedroom and 1 bath, but it has all the tech anyone could ask for.

living room

Kitchen

Bedroom

Computer station

It shows up as modded in the gallery even thought it has no mods in it, and it requires moo to be on.

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I don't feel like doing anything. :(

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MissChevus Timeline

                                      MissChevus (Sims 2)

                                      MissChevus (Sims 3)

                                          MissChevus (Sims 4)

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The McFarley Legacy Sims 4 Family tree. Twins Chaz Jr and Cleo make up the sixth generation of the McFarley family.

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My "To Do" List. 8 challenge down 6 to go. :)

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Another Weird House

Okay, I found something out today. I love building weird things. I don't know why, but I see it as a challenge. Here's my newest creation, a bookshelf house for my author sim. It's quite expensive at around 49k for a one bed, one bath house, but she really loves it.

This odd house is now available on the gallery. Just search for my origin ID MissChevus or do a hashtag search for #bookshelf.

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One of my favorite sims is an insane artist, and when it was time for her to move out on her own, I knew no ordinary house would do. So after racking my brain for awhile, I decided to build her a one of a kind house that no one else would ever have (or want). While scanning the neighborhood for inspiration, I noticed her neighbor's mailbox. A light bulb went off in my head, and I started building this over-sized mailbox for her to live in.

It has two bedrooms and one bathroom and can be yours for around 18k.

My giant mailbox house is now available on the gallery. Just search for my origin ID MissChevus or do a hashtag search for #mailbox.

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The McFarley Legacy

After I lost my first sims 4 legacy save back in October, I thought I wouldn't ever want to play a legacy ever again. Well, I was wrong. I grew quite attached to my mean-spirited sim Chaz McFarley and decided to make him the founder of my new legacy. I'm on the sixth generation now, and I  am playing with a short lifespan because I get bored so easily. lol.

Here's a pic the McFarley Family Tree:

It's a huge pic, so you'll have to click on it to see it better. I was going to include the spares' kids as well, but I started running out of room. :)