Now that the second generation of my Legacy Challenge family has passed on, here’s another shot of the family tree. Last time it was Bree’s family tree — this time it is her son Devin’s, so it doesn’t show Bree’s sister, Kiara.
Leo passed on in platinum (yay!) but I did such of horrible job of managing everyone else in the meantime that the social worker showed up and took Maire and the new baby away (the teens got to stay). It was very tragic. And Leo died when the headmaster was visiting, which seems to have caused a glitch — after the Reaper left, the headmaster couldn’t eat dinner. He would sit down and get right back up. I tried deleting chairs and serving him something else, but nothing worked. So I let him leave and called for another headmaster. Now he won’t show up at all. Bummer!
Here’s another list of the family members if family trees aren’t your thing:
1st Gen: Nia (original Legacy founder), Sheldon the Mailman
2nd Gen: Kiara & Bree (twins), Leo the Gardener
3rd Gen: Devin & Liam, Kaylynn the Maid, Melissa Fancey (townie)
4th Gen: Fiona, Taryn, Maire (taken by social worker), Aidan (taken by social worker)
And just for kicks, here’s my Legacy Challenge Scorecard:
Total Points: 20
Score Breakdown
Generations: 4 (4 pts)
Family net worth: §231,000 (3 pts)
Platinum graves: 3 (3 pts)
Family friends: 19 (6 pts)
Impossible Wants: 2 (2 pts, Bree and Leo maxed all skills)
Shrink Visits: -2 (-2 pts, Nia and Sheldon)
NPCs in bloodline: 3 (3 pts, Mailman, Gardener, Maid)
Career Reward Objects: 0 (2 pts for having all 10 — I have 7)
Ghosts: White ghost (1 pt)
Ghosts free to roam: 2 point bonus
Visitor death penalty: 0
Alien births: 0
Children, toddlers, infants taken by social worker: -2 pts
10th gen twins: 0
Platinum graves of all 5 aspirations: 0
As you can see, I got docked quite a few points for the social worker tragedy and the shrink visits. I could have let Leo die in Gold and kept the kids — my point total would be higher! Heh. Oh well, it’s all in good fun. Some people have finished the challenge with 80 points — there’s no way I’m going to beat that, so I’m just going to see how well I can do.