The Sims 4 Player Unlocks Super Rare Achievement
A fan of The Sims 4 has unlocked a super rare achievement in the game, called Legacy Leader. It's an achievement that ties into the number of households and generations in the world, and even more experienced The Sims 4 players report not knowing of its existence.
Achievements in The Sims 4 are a way to steer players towards achieving goals with their Sims and are a badge of honor upon completion, denoting time spent in-game. Whether it's reaching the highest levels in a chosen profession, or earning the most money in The Sims 4. With how in-depth the achievements go, it's no wonder that many go unnoticed by the average Simmer. The rare one discovered today, however, has even the experienced Simmers stumped.
A Reddit user by the username thetiniestlifeboat revealed that they've managed to unlock the Legacy Leader achievement, which is awarded to players that have ten households in the world that have been played for ten generations or more. It's an achievement that takes a lot of dedication to accomplish, as reaching ten generations with one family, much less ten of them, requires a lot of time invested due to the average lifespan of a Sim in The Sims 4.
Some players have pointed out that there is an achievement that delves into this aspect of gameplay even further. It's called the Alphabet Legacy and is achieved once players hit the 26th generation. This is something that would require quite the processing power, unless players use some of The Sims 4'smods to clean up their ghosts and help their hardware out. And even then, all that effort can still go to waste should an unexpected death occur.
This is why many players noted how bored they have become of their family by the third generation, and just go on to create a new one from scratch. After all, there is a plethora of content to try out, whether it's new The Sims 4 content added by Maxis, or self-imposed challenges that can vary from the mundane life of farming to setting up a lair of familial vampires.
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