Often, this can lead to mummified Sims missing work or failing time-based events, but this disadvantage can be partially bypassed with the hoverboard or Fairy Dust. Mummies are the slowest life state, and thus will limp from location to location. To give an example of their longer lives, on the normal lifespan setting, they have more than 100 days before aging up from the young adult stage to the adult life stage. Outside of these differences, a mummy can be controlled like any normal Sim. Mummies also have several special conversation topics.
The gender of a mummy is shown on the personality page. If a burglar sees a mummy, they will immediately run off. They're also immune to electricity whether they get shocked by an electric trap or while upgrading an item, they suffer no harm, which makes them excellent repairmen. Mummies are much stronger than a normal Sim they're able to fend off the attack of the zombie bear when exploring the catacombs at the graveyard, and have a better chance of winning a fight (they won't ever get fought by other mummies, though). Mummies enjoy longer lives than normal Sims and do not have the energy or bladder needs. In The Sims 3: Supernatural, Sims can mix or buy the Bottled Mummy's Curse to turn either themselves or another Sim into a mummy.Ī mummy inside the Pyramid of the Burning Sands.Ī playable mummy will be treated as an elder by the game if it was summoned using canopic jars, though Sims who were transformed into mummies while sleeping in the Cursed Sarcophagus of the Kings will retain their original age. Normally, mummies are NPCs, though playable mummies can be summoned from canopic jars or a regular Sim can be turned into a playable Mummy by sleeping in the Cursed Sarcophagus of the Kings. It’s not that I dislike them I just don’t really need them.In many ways, Mummies in The Sims 3: World Adventures resemble zombies from The Sims 2. I’ll occasionally download some and write about my experiences, but outside of this, I don’t use them regularly to change my game. I’ll get the shocking and potentially disappointing part out of the way: I don’t typically play games with mods. My Sims 4 Files Are (Almost) Completely Vanilla Speaking of cheats, let’s talk about something a little weird. However, I’ve had the most fun with this when I restrict myself from using money trees, motherlode, and other easy money-making strategies. I’ve purposely placed money-making restrictions on myself to make it more challenging, but I usually still end up at the same point within a few generations.
At some point, once you’re three generations in and can afford a home worth over a million Simoleons, it gets tricky figuring out what to do next. It could be an attention span issue, but from what I can tell, it’s mainly not knowing what to do next. Honestly, I’m unsure why I struggle to make long-term legacy households.
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