Hey, speaking of the Robin Uglacy... Would you guys mind if I had a generation take place in a BaCC? The BaCC wouldn't be the focus, of course, but it could provide an interesting genepool (I plan on randomizing the appearances and using blank templates to generate new townies and NPCs with default face additions, so there's no telling what ugly mugs I might get, especially once my sims start breeding). It could slow down the rate at which I update, though, since I'd need to play through the whole rotation to get to the legacy family. (saving up a CAS point wouldn't be difficult, though).
One thing to note is, for those, I do something that's a grey area in the rules: not strictly forbidden, but not encouraged either. When my sims befriend townies, I have them move said townies in to start their own households (or, alternatively, be a roommate). It is a bit cheaty, due to the move-in money and the relatively easy population score boost, but I kind of like allowing the townies to settle down and have their own stories, without necessarily having to marry somebody in town. I probably won't have the Round Robin family do this with any townies or NPCs, but it is something you might notice.
Also, are we doing more than three generations? I feel like we should. If so, I seem to recall other Round Robins having the stories set in different neighborhoods for each generation. Would we be doing that? I don't have a preference either way on that one.
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Date: 2016-02-27 09:37 pm (UTC)One thing to note is, for those, I do something that's a grey area in the rules: not strictly forbidden, but not encouraged either. When my sims befriend townies, I have them move said townies in to start their own households (or, alternatively, be a roommate). It is a bit cheaty, due to the move-in money and the relatively easy population score boost, but I kind of like allowing the townies to settle down and have their own stories, without necessarily having to marry somebody in town. I probably won't have the Round Robin family do this with any townies or NPCs, but it is something you might notice.
Also, are we doing more than three generations? I feel like we should. If so, I seem to recall other Round Robins having the stories set in different neighborhoods for each generation. Would we be doing that? I don't have a preference either way on that one.