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So, here are the steps to doing this thing... (Suggested names for humans and buildings will be mentioned at the end of the article)
1-------Go through the town; bulldoze every last building (you might want to start a whole new game for this).
2-------Scroll down to the beach. Scroll to the right once you see the beach. Go into the lot that stretches horizontally.
3-------Build a mountain that stretches of a "C" shape turned 90 degrees to the right, facing that ocean. While youâre at it, make a very small room... You'll see why.
4-------Edit Town
5-------Make a family of a blonde mom, a bearded dad, a teenage son like the dad, a pregnant redheaded woman, and an elderly man. Have the men wear cargo pants that are customized to be from cow's fur on the leather and furs category. Their shirts should be muscle shirts made with leather, again, from the leather and furs category. The women should wear shirts made with cow's fur or leather. Their pants should be those skirts that reach even over their ankles and be colored using ONLY cow's fur, or else it looks terrible, trust me. That's why the shirts should be leather... THEY SHOULD ALL BE BAREFOOT. Theyâre not going to be indoors at all, sort of an all life camping thing.
6-------Move the family into the house you just edited.
7-------Edit Town.
8-------Make a family with a rich man. He can be randomized because he will just die anyway. The girl must only wear white. Make her wear white makeup, and choose the hair with a white flower in it. She's a happy teenager. There father and daughter.
9-------Move them into any lot you design as the first one.
10-------After their moved in, kill the father either by aging him over and over again using "testingcheatsenabled true" and holding shift while left clicking him, or drown him in the pool by making a pool and making a wall that touches the edge of the pool.
11-------Make her now wear leathers and furs and dress like the rest of the people. Make her makeup all black. Take the flower out of her hair. Have her have a fire pit and sit around it. Fish and veggies she gathers she will roast by clicking on the fire pit and selecting roast something. Anything edible in her inventory she can roast. She will fast and be miserable for a couple of days.
12-------Just to clear some things up: This is how the other family lives. Also, they sleep in a tent. You can cheat by holding "Ctrl Shift C", and that pops up a window that you type in "testingcheatsenabled true" or "kaching" for 1,000 dollars. After her dad dies, go to France and buy a Kenspa at the general store. Go back and use the eyedropper to copy it. A whole lot of things will pop up. Spawn fish from exotic places in ponds, spawn bugs, too. But go back to the first tab to the left. Scroll down and you'll see some general store items you can get anywhere out of the country. Like Instant Showers and Tents. You will sleep in the tent, but customize it using Leathers and Furs tab. The fire pit can be made with snake or crocodile skin. Its fun.
13-------She meets the other family and moves in with them. She befriends the teenage boy and becomes his girlfriend. They train for martial arts with the dummy and board breaker bought through the Kenspa. Spawn plants for the family to eat and live off of. Itâs up to you what they spend their days doing. Think super primitive, Neolithic, hunting and gatheringâ¦
14-------Now that the story is progressing, leave them alone for a while and go build a temple up near that waterfall very far north. Make it like a hexagon so you can use the roof shaped like that. Make it super Chinese-like and all Zen and things. In the lot right in front of it, make a gym but shroud the outside in heavy trees. Make the middle filled with gym equipment, but still âout in the wilderness-likeâ.
15-------Make the temple residential.
16-------Make the gym no Visitors Allowed.
17-------Go back to the game and keep training and make pregnancies and advance a story you want with the other family members but keep the girl and the boy training martial arts and athletics.
18-------When they become young adults, leave the family and forget about them.
19-------Have the boy and girl buy a house/campsite like the other families, either by the sea or
inland. KEEP TRAINING THEM!! Girl should always be more skilled then the boy!!
20-------Have the boy get the girl pregnant right before she leaves for a tournament. Messes up her life, she gets mad at boy because she can't practice martial arts while sheâs pregnant, and she breaks up with him. But she still wants to be friends. Boy is very angry and hates her for a long time. Girl hates the kid but tries to be a good mom.
21-------She goes "years" away at tournaments whenever she can. Kid barely knows her. She wins Grand Master. Kid is about a ch
hild stage now and girl is about an adult. She wants to be back with boy already. Girl is still training athletically and with martial arts.
22-------Girl calls boy sometimes...Boy is ready to be friends again. They hook up and eventually become boy and girlfriend again. This time, they get married. When both of them get their athletic and martial arts skills perfected, they move into the temple with the kid.
23-------What I did at this point: I realized the boy shouldnât be married to the girl and broke them up, but they kept clicking so I made them just friends. If you want to play out my story, this marriage thing is just an option.
24-------Bet you forgot about the family, huh? Well, from here it's up to you.
25-------I changed the household to the family that I forgot about. There was only the redheaded lady and her kid who was about a teenager then. The rest of the family disappeared and was no where to be seen. They didnât move or die (it said so in the family tree in the âSimoligyâ tab. The redhead was an elder and looked really frazzled.
26-------I changed the womanâs traits to be things like âInsaneâ, âMean-Spiritedâ and âEvilâ.
27-------The woman went to the temple and basically yelled at the girl, âsayingâ things like, âyou left us there to fend for ourselves while youâre up here in your ivory towerâ, âwe raised you when your father died and you give nothing backâ, and âwe fed and clothed you for 10 years, and you expect we want nothing in returnâ.
28-------The girl, in her philosophy of Zen and Peace, tried to befriend her but the crazy lady was really angry.
29-------I let that story fester and created a family that consisted of an elder with black hair, black makeup and eye shado
OMG this is really hard to fit... Just...I'll make a part 2 now...
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I can't believe I just read the entire thing.
It kinda makes me wanna play sims! I have it, and I haven't played in a while.
Sounds fun again!
Very complicated and many twists, but you did have a interesting family/story line.
Unique.. it was, I must say.
I like the whole camping outside thing.
I might try it one day. :) thanks for the idea.
I can't believe I just read the entire thing.
It kinda makes me wanna play sims! I have it, and I haven't played in a while.
Sounds fun again!
Very complicated and many twists, but you did have a interesting family/story line.
Unique.. it was, I must say.
I like the whole camping outside thing.
I might try it one day. :) thanks for the idea.
can you list jobs that deal with adventure, surviving in wilderness, and/or camping?
nana
i want to research jobs, but im not sure where to start... but i love adventure and just going outside and just walking in the woods and try to find my way out.. i love camping... love makin my own fires and just going outside with a friend and just have random adventures.. it could be carrying a tent on my back and walking and find a camp site in woods or just simply following a river and seeing whre it goes... i think i want to do stuff like that for my career and i would really like it if yall could give me some names of jobs that deal with things like that...
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Wilderness therapy is an intervention for at risk teens. They have different issues and will not initially be happy to be there, this is a parent-initiated thing. But most kids on some level are glad to be there and they usually grow to like it.
I did this for about 5 years combined, in 2 different programs. One was base camp model with court ordered kids who stayed upwards of a year. The other was an expedition program for more wealthy kids who were on their way to boarding school and camp was a way to stabilize the person, detox, get them situated on meds, collect some baseline data. They are very different and there are different even from that.
Wilderness camps are full of camping enthusiasts who know their way around the outdoors and want to live the life on a regular basis. You typically go in for 7 day shift, and then come out for 7 days. It is a very unique lifestyle and it is a great job for anyone who wants to get into behavioral science or working with criminals or addicts. In my experience, I was paid by the hour and the wage doesn't look too good until you realize you are in the woods half the time, and literally do not have time to spend it all. You also start accruing overtime after about 2 days because you are on 24 hour days. Everytime you go home you have a paycheck, and everytime you go home, you have a mini-vacation.
It is pretty much a regular camping life, with some allowances made for the kids. You become a parent figure in a group and you all move place to place, setting up, tearing down, bathing, campfires, therapy groups, exercises geared toward teaching a life skill or a character trait, ceremonial recognition of progress, then to bed. You may or may not have to do rounds or bed checks through the night. You are responsible for giving medication, and keeping track of it, and you are responsible for the safety of your group.
It isn't a life for everyone. It is very work-hard play-hard. Few will understand it and it is fun to talk about until you are tired of talking about it. But staff members tend to get very close and hang out a lot together. This is not the best suited for anyone with a family to deal with, even parents with another parent at home.
There are good and bad camps, even among companies with several operations in different places. You want to really get to know the people at each operation and feel out what they are about.
You will have the opportunity to certify in first aid, CPR at a bare minimum, but usually wilderness first responder is required for advancement. But the thing is...you get a lot of outdoor time! You get to push yourself and try all kinds of outdoor things. You also get to touch the life of a kid who needs a new way of doing things, and you can teach whatever you get from the outdoors to them...confidence, teamwork, perseverance, patience, etc.
It is a great first job out of college. Most will stay a year or two. You can also advance into more supervisory roles in the camp (it is a pretty tight circle of people who all know each other, which means if you have a solid set of references you can do almost anything in the industry), or move into any number of fields after that.
Wilderness therapy is an intervention for at risk teens. They have different issues and will not initially be happy to be there, this is a parent-initiated thing. But most kids on some level are glad to be there and they usually grow to like it.
I did this for about 5 years combined, in 2 different programs. One was base camp model with court ordered kids who stayed upwards of a year. The other was an expedition program for more wealthy kids who were on their way to boarding school and camp was a way to stabilize the person, detox, get them situated on meds, collect some baseline data. They are very different and there are different even from that.
Wilderness camps are full of camping enthusiasts who know their way around the outdoors and want to live the life on a regular basis. You typically go in for 7 day shift, and then come out for 7 days. It is a very unique lifestyle and it is a great job for anyone who wants to get into behavioral science or working with criminals or addicts. In my experience, I was paid by the hour and the wage doesn't look too good until you realize you are in the woods half the time, and literally do not have time to spend it all. You also start accruing overtime after about 2 days because you are on 24 hour days. Everytime you go home you have a paycheck, and everytime you go home, you have a mini-vacation.
It is pretty much a regular camping life, with some allowances made for the kids. You become a parent figure in a group and you all move place to place, setting up, tearing down, bathing, campfires, therapy groups, exercises geared toward teaching a life skill or a character trait, ceremonial recognition of progress, then to bed. You may or may not have to do rounds or bed checks through the night. You are responsible for giving medication, and keeping track of it, and you are responsible for the safety of your group.
It isn't a life for everyone. It is very work-hard play-hard. Few will understand it and it is fun to talk about until you are tired of talking about it. But staff members tend to get very close and hang out a lot together. This is not the best suited for anyone with a family to deal with, even parents with another parent at home.
There are good and bad camps, even among companies with several operations in different places. You want to really get to know the people at each operation and feel out what they are about.
You will have the opportunity to certify in first aid, CPR at a bare minimum, but usually wilderness first responder is required for advancement. But the thing is...you get a lot of outdoor time! You get to push yourself and try all kinds of outdoor things. You also get to touch the life of a kid who needs a new way of doing things, and you can teach whatever you get from the outdoors to them...confidence, teamwork, perseverance, patience, etc.
It is a great first job out of college. Most will stay a year or two. You can also advance into more supervisory roles in the camp (it is a pretty tight circle of people who all know each other, which means if you have a solid set of references you can do almost anything in the industry), or move into any number of fields after that.
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