Go Platinum! Sometimes slow and steady wins the race. You have more time for your quest performance to fill up to the Platinum level if you don’t rush through the quest too fast. If you feel like you’re nearing the end of your quest but your performance is stuck at Silver or Gold, take some time off from the quest steps to do Focus-boosting activities. This will help boost your performance into Platinum before you finish a quest. Just don’t neglect your quest for longer than 24 in-game hours or Focus will take a hit, instead.
And with that, we’ve completed our quest!
When a quest is completed, you’ll be able to see how you did and what rewards you earned. We completed this quest at the Silver level, which isn’t bad, but we could definitely have done better. We earned 10RP, 400 Simoles and 800XP. If we had completed this quest at the Platinum level, we would have been rewarded with 1,000 Simoles and 1,200XP. Always aim to complete quests at the Platinum level to get the best rewards.
What next, you ask? I would spend the RP I just earned on a new building, preferably one that adds a new Hero to my kingdom, then it’s off to the next quest! Which one? Any quest you want! You’re the Watcher!
Moving On Up! Heroes level up as they complete quests and perform activities related to their Professions. High-level Heroes have better success odds when participating in Profession-related activities and are able to perform more interactions related to their Professions, such as using more advanced special moves during combat or crafting new items at the crafting table.
And So Our Adventure Ends... For Now
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Happy questing, Watcher! Your kingdom awaits!
I believe only SIms with the Whale Ate My Parents trait can go hunt for whale meat.
All Sims can hunt whales, but only Sims with the Whale Ate My Parents trait can go on revenge-related whale hunts and come back with a moodlet related to that trait. 🙂
I believe only SIms with the Whale Ate My Parents trait can go hunt for whale meat.
All Sims can hunt whales, but only Sims with the Whale Ate My Parents trait can go on revenge-related whale hunts and come back with a moodlet related to that trait. 🙂