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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2024
- Tiny Town Challenge Episode 1: Cypress Handyman is going to build a new tiny town. Since he's the founder, he has to deal with all lot challenges, level up his handiness and fabrication and build a house!
Credit to @deligracy for the original idea, sims and build. This is my own take on her challenge. • Starting The Sims 4 TI...
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When you have enough funds, the furniture he makes can be put in his house. If he listens to New Age Music, he will get focused, which is the emotion he needs for the Handiness skill. Great job so far and he is well on his way to romance, too.
I will add some of his handiwork to the house as well. The only issue with new age music is that he is off-the-grid and I cannot keep power on since it's bugged. 🤣
I searched up who else started this adorable challenge, and I like what you did! I can't wait to do this myself (gotta do a few other vids before starting though) ugh, but it's just such a good challenge 🤗
Tag me when you do!
@@charitycodes oh, sure!🤗
Deli did Update the Lot, by fencing off the Lots for each Sim & putting the items that where in the Boxes in each lot!!
Nice start to the Challenge!☻♥☻
Thanks!
Anything Cyprus gardens can help his neighbors, one sill be a chef. He can get honey from the bee box as well.
I will build up the common area and probably put the bee box and soy beans in there. I'm planning on having Frank Stem move in before Beatrice Jam, so he will be planting the majority of the cooking ingredients.
Candlemaking can be profitable if there is no overhead early on, especially if you plan to sell the candles on the selling table. You can get wax from soybeans and bees.
It does take a bit to get soy wax or bees wax and you have to get enough money to buy the bee box or buy seeds for the soybeans. I don't mean to poo-poo on your idea. It definitely works if you already have soy plants in the world, but you can buy a lot of wax for the cost of a bee box. That's the overhead.
Oooo this is a fun way to play, a nice little switch up! I have to change my challenge up a lil because I don’t have all the packs, I don’t have crystal creations, for rent or eco lifestyle so I have to take some things out 😂
Do you have Discover University? You could try to use the roommate system. First, make sure all of the sims know each other so they can call each other up on the phone. Adding them all to the same household will do this. Then split them up into different households with neighborhood stories off and leave only one in the main lot. Once you're done with a sim, move them out of the lot and make sure they're homeless with no other sim in their household. Then have your current sim move into the lot with freerealestate on. They can call up the other sim to visit the lot and ask them to be a roommate. You need to have a bed for every sim for this to work, but you can put unreachable beds in a basement with no stairs.
If you have growing together, you can put all of your past sims in a household and just keep scheduling stay overs.
Keeping sims from everyone's else's area also keeps them from leaving trash all over the place as well.
Love the changes you made!
Thanks! Although, Deligracy just posted #3 not too long ago and she did fence off stuff and use the 4 rent apartment divisions. I had recorded this before she posted that.
yeah I downloaded the new version yesterday, but I haven't played yet
The beebox and growing soybeans will provide Cyprus with wax for candles.
Good idea! I just never got much money from candle making. I will have him build the skill, but maybe after I get a partner to run the store while Cypress makes things.
I love the changes you made to the challenge. I would really like to watch you play but the background music is so loud and aggressive I can't watch it.
Thanks for the feedback! It's a balance and doesn't sound the same on all devices. If you're watching with headphones, then it sounds louder. I normally play the background music for explanation portions, intros and outros. The music stops at ua-cam.com/video/4TzBgjd81sg/v-deo.htmlsi=0x5kFsFFjyBZ8BYs&t=480
Thank you! Watched the rest of the video! 😊
I plan to reorganize this challenge for myself before I start it. I plan to allow my knitter to have llamas for the wool, cows and chickens for the cook, a beebox and soybeans (from Evergreen Harbor) etc. The trouble with a couple of these regarding this challenge is that they have crafts with overhead costs but no way to make thier initial cash. I know that even the creator is doing her first play through of this and has some issues to iron out, but it feels a bit rushed in places.
I think I should have sent Cypress to work the first day and had him get money for wood working that way. I like the idea of having a bee box and soy beans by default, but even if you do, they don't produce much wax and candles are so cheap to sell. My plan is to have Cypress build up the common area and place something there for the next person. I will probably eliminate all of the skill building items from the other starting areas and just require previous sims to get the next sim started. Let me know what you plan on changing.
I plan on changing a TON of stuff. I just barely opened up my word document for it. :-) There will be a common area (I don't have/want the rent pack so it won't be that) but I do plan to think through things and see what I can do about it. I will probably end up using one of those university boxes (there is also a wooden box in the horse pack I think) that students can keep thier stuff in, to keep that area cluttered so that when I play the other sims can just take the gifted stuff out of it. I will probably figure out what order I will want to do them in also. I may make odd jobs etc okay for some sims. @@charitycodes
Candles are cheap early on, but once you can get the more expensive ones on the selling table at a markup it can be quite lucrative for a one sim household, and as a side hustle for families.@@charitycodes
Deli uploaded the lot again with several items in each area such as crystals and collectables that you can sell to make some money to get started.
@@Morcha365 yep. I've seen the latest video she did.
Allowing the Sims to have a job associated with thier skill is a good idea for a few of the characters. Painter as well because there is overhead on the easel but no way to make any cash.
Yah, I thought the handyperson career would be good, but it required a computer for the first task! There's not even any electricity for that. I definitely will have the others join related careers.
Put a computer on one of the public lots (or the common area) until he can buy one. Do the rules say that you have to stay on the lot? I was going to add author (no overhead and I know from many games that royalties can get quite lucrative) to my game somewhere since painting is just too grindy for me. I also don't have all the packs so I will have to shift some stuff anyway. I was also considering making the sims buy thier needed items from the other sims on the lot. Like the chef can only buy fruit and veg from the flower sim who grows veg etc instead of flowers, have the painter/author grow flowers for income and sells them to the flower sim etc, the flower sim keeps animals and sells the milk/eggs/wool to the chef and the knitter/stitcher sim, the handyman (or add a "junkyard" sim, with an as of yet unknown craft etc who keeps the stuff all the other sims don't need) can dumpster dive and collect harvestables but can only sell the stuff to the chef, flower sim, stitcher sim and the jeweler (I don't have that pack) sim etc.. (and so on) But I will have to see if that would even be feasible (in theory), and I would need have to play all 7-8 on the lot at one time. And if I do play all 8 I at a time I will likely just assign them all a job and do them all R2R style.@@charitycodes
@@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059 I don't require my sim to stay on lot, but I would only go to places in town like the local bar. I also bought a retail store in town. What you're suggesting sounds intriguing. Do you have get to work? If you do, you can have each family buy a retail store and stock it with the things that the other sim can buy. If you don't have 4 rent, this becomes a bit complicated, but you could sell the retail store after you're done with the sim who stocks it and then your current sim could buy from it. Have another family in game own the retail stores so that items get restocked when you leave and come back.
I do have get to work, but have never really done the "retail" thing, it seems too grindy for me. And the rent pack is way too buggy for me. I don't have the dine out (and others) pack for the same reason. But I will have to do some tests to see if all of this is feasible with the packs I have. If not, I will just organize it differently.@@charitycodes
The retail thing isn't grindy if you're doing the buying. I didn't meant to run the retail store as the current sim. It was just a way for different households to buy from each other. If you don't have 4 rent though, then it's hard to have different households on the same lot. You can also potentially do it with Growing Together by scheduling stay overs for all of the ones you're not playing.
You can sell regular items on the homechef table I believe.
Yes, you can, but some food items glitch when selling at the food stall because it's trying to sell servings. I think nectar servings do this. They don't sell for as much if you sell the servings, so I provided a regular selling table too in case you want to sell the entire plate at once.
@@charitycodes I don't have the bug-hustle pack so it is irrelevant to me. It was just a suggestion.