The Legacy Report – Sims 3 by ~texansky~

I have created an Excel workbook to track the points for the Sims 3 Legacy Challenge. It uses macros, so if it doesn’t work, you may need to enable macros.

The sample below shows how I use the workbook.

I renamed the Legacy Name 1 tab to Freeman, the surname of my founder, Marcie Freeman. The items in green were changed.

Generation Points:
I listed the name of the first Sim of each generation, and I checked the box next to each name.

Lifetime Wish Points:
When a Sim completed their Lifetime Wish, I added their first name in () next to the wish completed, and checked the relevant box. The ones I changed are in green text. The first one reads “Descendant of DaVinci (A) (Maura)”.

Portrait Points:
I added each Sim’s name as they joined the household. When a portrait was completed, I checked the box next to the appropriate name.

Legacy House Points:
As the Legacy House value increased, I checked the box next to the new value. My Freeman family is now worth over §2,000,000, so all of the boxes have been checked.

Aspiration Points:
I added each Sim’s name as they joined the household. When the Sim died, I recorded their total Aspiration Points and checked the appropriate boxes based on the value. If they had between 100,000 and 199,999 points, only the first box was checked. If they had earned over 200,000 points, both boxes were checked.

Total Legacy Challenge Points:
As you can see by the sample below, my Freeman Legacy Family has accumulated 51 points so far. They are in the fifth generation; seven family members have completed their lifetime wishes, nine portraits have been painted, the family is worth §2,000,000, and six family members have earned ten aspiration points.

The texansky Legacy Scorecard can be downloaded on MediaFire by clicking the link below:

texansky Legacy Scorecard on MediaFire