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Sims2 updated. Follow TV Tropes. You need to login to do this. Get Known if you don't have an account. Forget it, Jake, it's Wright-Town. The date we shared was worse than bad It was the worst I've ever had An angry slap's too good for you So have this flaming bag of poo.
Feedback Video Example s :. Show Spoilers. I had never set a stage anywhere but in a tavern and in the town square, and now I decided to put it in the castle and organize a small bar with dancing and drinking.
And then the queen jumps on the stage and starts playing the violin. And then there's the jester. It's a small thing, but it's nice. It's probably stupid that I didn't know this, but on the other hand, this game doesn't even explain that you can move objects up and down in height.
They don't explain anything at all, think about it yourself or read the forums more often :D. I'm GnomeOfInvention, and welcome to my Simblr! I've pinned this post to help you with navigating the blog. Everford, a Sims Medieval Let's Play or click here to watch the livestream archive.
Ravenwood, a Medieval Charter Challenge for Sims 3 or click here to watch the livestream archive. The Shakespeare Chronicles legacy challenge Blogger site, on-hiatus, but not abandoned. Your Kingdom opens up new horizons! Medieval Season skyline in two versions-dark and light grass. This is the home of my main character! It reminds me of a cozy spot in Skyrim or Dragon Age.
Thy father put Thy in line of the throne too and Thy shall not accept less than a royal treatment! Her last years would be spend in Armhein Halls far away on the countryside. Seeing her son today would be one of few times. I have made two functions "Take a stroll" and "Hunt" available for an invitation to join. You can invite anyone to join for a stroll and as many people as you want, civilians and other heroes, but you can only invite those who can do it to hunt - a monarch, a spy, a knight, a magician.
All participants of the hunt will receive meat. What would a kingdom be without Heroes? No respectable realm can exist without a cast of colorful characters to call it home, and on the stage provided by The Sims Medieval, there is no such thing as a minor player. The Monarch who occupies the Throne and makes sweeping political decisions has just as much effect on the success of the kingdom as the Bard who entertains patrons at the Tavern that exists in the shadow of the castle.
And so you shouldnt take the creation of these Heroes lightly. By all means, though, have fun tinkering with the things that make these Heroes tick. After all, this is no insurance seminar simulator youre being handed the deed to a fantastical kingdom. Use the secrets and strategies in Simology to construct your Heroes.
Give them exciting and unpredictable personalities. Choose their Professions well so that they may flourish. When a Hero has their own personal renaissance, the entire kingdom benefits. Required Reading Before claiming the throne in your new kingdom, you need to know a handful of terms that will assist you with Hero creation and general management of your playable characters. Deeper explanations of these essentials and more follow in this chapter.
Responsibilities: Every Hero has a handful of tasks they should complete every day in the kingdom. Responsibilities are not Herculean, they can usually be completed within an hour or two of game time. There is no financial reward at stake, but not fulfilling Responsibilities will ding your Heros Focus.
Motives: Heroes have a pair of Motives that must be addressed to maintain good Focus. Energy is replenished by making sure your Hero gets an adequate amount of shut eye. Hunger is, well, the need to eat. Some Fatal Flaws make fulfilling these Needs a little trickier, so watch out. Socials: Socials are conversational interactions that take place between Heroes or subjects within the kingdom, such as non-playable characters.
There are hundreds of socials at your disposal, although some are unlocked by specific traits or professions.
Skills: Though skills do not work the same in The Sims Medieval as they do in The Sims 3, they do exist; they just exist in the background. Skills are activities like whittling, cards, or Kingball the official sport of the realm that your Heroes undertake.
The more you perform an activity related to one of these skills, the better your Sim becomes and their chance of success increases. Some skills, such as Lute, are related to Professions. Simoles: Simoles are the currency of the realm. Within each Heroes: Heroes are the playable Sims within your kingdom.
Every eGuide section, all Hero has a Profession, as or sub-sections are displayedsuchWheneasyWizard,a that defines forKnightconstruct building that their role in the kingdom. There are several Professions to undertake within a kingdom. The essential role is the Monarch. No kingdom can flourish without somebody seated on the throne.
Use the other Professions to expand your kingdom and truly personalize it. Focus: Focus replaces mood. Every Hero uses Focus as a measurement of happiness.
The individual elements that make up the overall Focus provide snapshots of current factors affecting mood, such as elation from completing a task or an injury from a hunting trip gone wrong. Keep Focus high to ensure your Heroes earn the maximum reward for completing quests. Create a Sim Think youre an expert at creating Sims? Well, now you have to construct Heroes.
Your toolkit for doing so is Create a Sim, which has been slightly modified from the impressive canvas provided in The Sims 3. You still choose your Sims appearances, outfits, and personalities, but now you have to make big decisions about their traits and behaviors. Whether you are just starting The Sims Medieval or installing a new Hero because you added a new building to your kingdom, you report to the same dressing room. A pre-created Sim stands in front of a mirror, just wanting to be shaped and molded into somethingno, someonespecial.
Note When you create a new building that hosts a Hero, you are always given the opportunity to either create a new Sim or choose from two pre-made Heroes. Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited. Medieval Simology Furnish Mode and Object Catalog Keys to the Kingdom After previous kingdoms failed by being left to their own devices and invaded by Dire Chinchillas , you have decided to take matters into your own hands and use the gift of divine intervention to nudge the heroes of the realm toward success.
Of course, even the Watcher can make mistakes. But one of the real perks of being omnipotent is that you have the ability to quickly right wrongs and get both Heroes and the kingdom they live in back on track and headed for victory. Well push back the fog on the inner workings of a kingdom, revealing everything from how to rocket to the top levels of Professions like Monarch and Bard to the location of rare collectibles needed for your Sims to create useful items.
The secrets of socialization are revealed, including how to make sure love flows freely in your kingdom. And every quest your Heroes can embark upon for the glory of both Watcher and kingdom is detailed. Heres how weve broken down all the moving parts of maintaining a kingdom, chapter by chapter. And were including a useful appendix at the back of the book with all the important tables you might need to reference at a glance.
This chapter covers two quests and introduces all the important things you need to know about assembling and maintaining a successful kingdom, such as Aspects, Focus, Professions, and Questing.
Everything revealed in this primer is expanded upon in the following chapters. You not only get to live an alternate life on the other side of the screen, but you get to do so as the Watcher, the divine power over a fantastical medieval realm where Knights defend the honor of the kingdom, wizardry is real, and the best cure for a disease is a good bleeding by leeches. If youre an expert puppeteer with the Sims of Sunset Valley or any of its contemporary burgs, you will be familiar with some of the basics in The Sims Medieval, but there are so many cool new surprises and things to do that this will feel like an entirely fresh adventure.
Now, they say theres no better way to learn than by doing, so lets jump right into the first few days in the Kingdom of Verily, which will be presided over by the kind monarch Lady Catherine Browne. Well go over the initial development of a kingdom, the undertaking of quests, and the day-to-day maintenance of the kingdom.
Whenever a new concept is introduced, such as Focus or Responsibilities, well pause the walkthrough and explain exactly how it fits into the overall structure of life in The Sims Medieval. Dont worry, well give you a much more in-depth rundown in later chapters such as a full list of all social interactions and detailed strategies for the different Heroes you must enlist in your kingdom.
But we understand how much fun it is just to dig into a new game, so lets do it together. There are several currencies to keep tabs on as you play The Sims Medieval, but Resource Points are especially important. The more RP you amass, the more buildings you can erect in your kingdom. Every building serves multiple purposes. Many can host a Hero, which opens up a number of different things to do within The Sims Medieval, such as new quests or new Simole-making activities.
You earn RP by completing quests with your Heroes. The better you do at finishing a quest, the more RP you win.
Well go over the parameter of quests in a moment, but if you thirst for RP to populate your realm with more buildings and Heroes, then you need to really excel at quests. Your overall Renown is measured by the RP you earn. It is cumulative. If you earn RP, then your Renown is If you spend 50 of those RP, your Renown is still Renown unlocks several things, including the Reception Hall building and the ability to discover several neighboring territories.
The current status of your kingdom is measured by four different Aspects: Well-Being, Security, Culture, and Knowledge. Each Aspect has 12 slots. That means your kingdom has the capacity for 12 upgrades on that Aspect.
However, when you begin a new game, your kingdom only has two of the 12 slots unlocked. To keep unlocking capacity, you must erect buildings that address that specific Aspect. For example, the Jacoban Cathedral unlocks one security slot and three culture slots. Now, just because you increase the kingdoms capacity for one of these Aspects doesnt mean you automatically get the benefit of that Aspect. Sticking with the Jacoban Cathedral example, just adding the building does not automatically make your kingdom a more cultured place.
No, you have the fill that capacity with actual culture. To fill the current capacity of a Aspect, you must successfully complete quests. Every quest contributes to at least one Aspect. When you look over available quests, be sure to look at what Aspect they satisfy. If you go on a quest that fills more of a Aspect than you have capacity for, you dont automatically open up more capacity. That reward just goes to waste. Excelling at your Professions is critical for winning the day, so we show you how to generate experience and level up like a pro.
Signature objects that help your Hero evolve and make Simolesthe coin of the realmare detailed, too, so you know how they can help not just with money, but also in creating new items and boosting Focus.
Hero Professions Every Hero you introduce to your kingdom must have a specific Profession. There are ten different possible Professions in the kingdom, from Bard to Physician. Each Profession has a specific building in which they dwellHeroes cannot move to a different building that doesnt match their Profession unless they marry another Hero. Professions offer Heroes several different defining features. Not only does each Profession have a unique way of generating Simoles, but they also have different behaviors and actions.
Its these differences that make the Heroes in your kingdom fascinating to spend time with. The questing you do as a Jacoban Priest, for example, will not mirror the adventures had by the Physician. After all, the Physician cannot absolve sin. But they may have a medicine that helps with whatever a Sim caught after a good binge of sin. Crafting You undoubtedly noticed that many Professions allow for the creation of items, such as swords and potions.
This activity is called crafting and it takes place at the Crafting Table object, which is automatically installed in the buildings associated with a crafting-able Hero. Crafting requires two things ingredients and recipes. All crafting Professions have a handful of recipes at level 1. However, as that Hero levels up, they often learn more recipes.
Some recipes come by acquiring recipes. During small travels or adventures, for example, your Hero may be sold or offered books that contain recipes.
This can include Heroes that do not craft. Its up to you then to make sure the book gets into the hands of a Hero who can benefit from it. Every recipe requires ingredients. Weve included the ingredients required by recipes here so you have advance knowledge of whats in store, but the necessary ingredients appear next to the recipe in the game, too.
Ingredients can include herbs, fish, minerals, objects from the Village Shoppe, and more. Crafting Tables can be stocked, too, so you dont have to carry all those ingredients around with you. Once you are ready to craft an item, just sidle up to the Crafting Table, left-click on it, and choose the appropriate crafting action for your Heros Profession.
The Hero then springs into action. Success is not guaranteed. The recipe picker works much like an active interaction, such as hunting. The color behind the object determines the chances of success, which is derived from both the general difficulty of creating the item and the Heros current Focus. Green means your Hero will be successful.
Yellow offers a chance of failure. Red means you should probably just back away from the Crafting Table and work on Focus. Leveling up also increases the chances of success. A potion thats red, for example, might be tough to make at level 3. But at level 6? Could be a piece of cake. Now, if you do fail at crafting, dont worry. The ingredients used in the crafting are not lost. The only thing you wasted in the process is timesweet, precious time.
Use this guide to not only understand the essentials of each possible career, but also to get details of the special features. Each Profession entry includes the vitals, a chart for leveling up how much XP is needed and pay increases , the Heros special abilities, possible outfits choices, and more.
In your medieval realm, swordfighting is often the mechanism used to settle disputes. Its also a way to blow off steam, as long as both parties understand that the duel is only sparring and there is no need for death blows.
Only three Heroes can engage in swordplay: Monarch, Knight, and Spy. Each of these Heroes starts their time in the kingdom with a default, low-quality sword and dismal combat skills. Fortunately, you have the means to change both. Earning Simoles allows you to buy better equipment from the Village Shoppe. And if you have a Blacksmith in the kingdom, they can craft high-quality Bring it, knave! Leveling up also affects the swordfighting prowess of your Heroes and often results in the learning of new moves.
The very first thing you do when starting The Sims Medieval is create a kingdom. Every kingdom is built upon an Ambition. Because this is our first play, the only available Ambition is Busy Builder, which means the goal of this kingdom is to develop buildings. The more buildings we create, the further we go to satisfying this Ambition. After selecting the Ambition, name the kingdom. Our kingdom is named Verily, but by all means, bestow your own fine name upon your new realm.
Now that youve created your kingdom, its time to survey it. You begin every game in Kingdom Mode, which lets you view the realm through the eyes of the Watcher. Time stands still in Kingdom Mode. Though you have a lot of land within your kingdom, its not a populated place. The central structure is the Throne Room, which is the castle keep. This is the seat of the Monarch, which is required to officially kick off any kingdom.
In the upper-left corner of the screen, youll see a small window that tells you that your kingdom requires a Monarch, the current amount of Renown, and the number of Resource Points RP you have RP is the currency used to erect new buildings within your kingdoms borders. An Ambition is the driving force of a kingdom.
There are 12 Ambitions, which include goals such as amassing wealth or achieving certain kingdom Aspects like security and well-being.
New Ambitions are unlocked by satisfying requirements of the current Ambition, as long as it is connected to the completed Ambition on the tree you see when you start a new kingdom.
For example, the crux of the New Beginnings Ambition is to build important structures within a. Ambitions have multiple degrees of success. Erecting five buildings will earn you a bronze medal for the New Beginnings Ambition. But the more buildings you create, the higher your medal. You must at least score a silver to unlock the new Ambition, although some require gold medals. Ambitions linked to two other Ambitions may have multiple requirements. The Legen Wait for It Dary!
Ambition requires that you score a gold in Fame and silver in Safe and Sound to unlock it. There are 18 buildings for your kingdom. Every kingdom automatically has a Throne Room, which is the seat of the Monarch and required for the basic functionality of a kingdom.
But beyond the Throne Room, you call the shots over what buildings go up. Many of the buildings have Heroes, which are playable Sims that you use to go on quests, which in turn help you win RP, Simoles, and more. But some buildings, such as the Watcher Pavilion or the Mill, do not host Heroes. These buildings contribute to the Aspects of your kingdom, which well go over in a moment. You can only have one of each Profession in your kingdom.
You cannot have two Spies, three Wizards, or eight Blacksmiths. Well-Being: This represents the general happiness, comfort, and contentment of your community. It encompasses the physical and the fiscal health of the people and the kingdom as a whole.
Leveling up is accomplished by bagging experience XP. One of the biggest sources of XP is completing quests. The active Hero es get a nice XP payout upon completion, which increases depending on the quest performance at the conclusion of the mission. However, thats not the only means of generating XP.
Every Profession has at least one activity that grinds XP. Many Professions, though, have multiple activities. The Bard also can earn XP by writing poetry or plays, as well as from gathering inspiration from other Sims or nature.
Security: This represents the general safety and stability of your kingdom. It encompasses the ability of the government to enforce laws, prevent crime, maintain borders, and protect its citizens.
Every Hero has at least one opportunity for generating Simoles for the wealth of the kingdom. Not only do Heroes have a stipend when they are first installed in a building, but they also have daily wages for carrying out the business of their given Profession.
However, many Professions have extra options for earning Simoles, such as crafting items and then selling them. All Heroes can also fish or collect wildflowers to sell for Simoles, but only certain Professions can mine or gather herbswhich can in turn be sold for profit.
Some buildings are static creations and once erected, do not naturally lead to the creation of other buildings. However, some buildings are linked. The creation of the Barracks, for example, adds the Training Yard in the kingdom, which offers Knights and other Heroes a place to practice their combat skills on training dummies. Culture: Culture represents the peoples devotion to artistic and spiritual matters. In aesthetics, it encompasses the creation and veneration of poetry, art, and music.
In faith, it encompasses a belief in a higher law and greater purpose to life, and serves as a basis for morality and values held in common by the people. Knowledge: This presents the general education level of your community. It encompasses comprehension and scholarly pursuits in areas as diverse as medicine, lore, and mathematics. And, if all else fails, theres gambling at one of the card tables, such as the Game Table inside the Throne Room. You can also install them around the kingdom, too, via Furnish Mode.
But gambling is a risk and can result in lost funds. Raise the Knowledge Aspect of your kingdom to generate extra XP.
More details and tips on kingdom Aspects are located in the Keys to the Kingdom chapter. Every Profession has ten levels of progression, earned by amassing experience. With every gained level, a Hero typically unlocks something new, such as a previously unknown recipe or a useful activity. Each Profession entry in this chapter details the unlockables that come with leveling up so you know whats in store.
Every Hero has actions and socials that are specific to them, such as the Bards ability to recite poetry directly to another Sim. When you click on another Sim, look for the menu with the Profession header.
Thats where you find the Profession-specific actions and socials. Every Aspect has multiple evolutionary steps that occur as you develop your kingdom by increasing capacity and then fulfilling it through successful questing.
You can opt to just Spar with another Sim in the kingdom. The interaction is located in the Profession menu when you click on a possible target.
Sparring is great because it generates XP, raises STC with the target good for relationship-building , and results in no wounds. The loser is knocked out and typically lies on the ground for minutes. When they get up, they have a negative woundspecific Focus buff.
This chapter dives into Create a Sim and how trait selection can affect your kingdom. We also go in depth on how Focus works and offer tips on how to boost this always-important factor in your Heros success. Daily responsibilities and motives are explained, as is the social scene in your kingdom. You might be surprised to see how faith, family, marriage, and death work in medieval times.
Now, you can accept this default Hero as-is. Or you can dive into the Sim Bin and select from dozens of pre-fashioned Heroes. Pre-made Sims are not carved in stone, though.
You can use them as the basis for your own Hero, adjust looks, clothes, or personality as you see fit. In the second part of Basics, you can select your Heros skin tone and adjust their general facial appearance. Face Details has different effects depending on the gender of the Sim. The slider adds five oclock shadow to male Sims and cheek blush to female Sims.
The farther you slide, the more pronounced the feature. The Age Modifier allows you to designate the general age of your Hero. This just adds wrinkles or features like crows feet. There are two Body Modifier slider bars. The top bar alters the weight of your Hero. If you slide it to the left, they are very skinny. As you move it to the right, your Hero starts putting on a little weight. By the time you hit the right side of the slider bar, your Hero is quite portly.
The second slider is muscle definition. Like weight, sliding it to the left reduces mass. When its all the way to the left, your Hero is quite scrawny. Slide it to the other extreme or your Hero looks like they just swallowed a bottle of Ye Olde Roids. Finally, the bottom section is where you designate your Heros personality via the selection of traits.
There are two types of traits: normal traits and Fatal Flaws. Every Hero has two regular traits and one Fatal Flaw. How you deal with the Fatal Flaw is a big part of defining your Heros life in the kingdom. Because traits and flaws are so important, weve broken them out into their own section, which youll find at the conclusion of this Create a Sim tutorial.
If youre ready to start sculpting your new Hero, get started by using the four buttons on the left side of the screen. Each button opens up one facet of your Hero that can be changed. No adjustment you made inside Create a Sim is final until you exit the tool, so explore and experiment all you like with your new Hero.
Before claiming the throne in your new kingdom, you need to know a handful of terms that will assist you with Hero creation and general management of your playable characters. Heroes: Heroes are the playable Sims within your kingdom.
Every Hero has a Profession, such as Knight or Wizard, that defines their role in the kingdom. When you construct a building that hosts a Hero, such as the Barracks or Clinic, you can use Create a Sim to design a new Hero. Professions: Professions are the careers of your Sims. Basics: This section lets you change the essentials of your new Hero, such as gender, name, age, and personality. Hair: Use this tab to change your Sims hairstyle, which includes facial hair, eyebrows, and hair accessories.
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