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First introduced in [[The Sims 2: University]], a [[Sim]]'s '''Lifetime Want''' (or LTW) is a special [[Wants|Want]], representing the Sim's ultimate goal, something that would make his or her life "complete". |
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Introduced in [[The Sims 2: University]] A Sim's Lifetime Want is the ultimate life time goal for that Sim and is based on their Aspiration (Examples: A Family Sim might want to Marry Off so many kids, while a Wealth Sim might want to store away so much money.) Should a Sim complete this goal they get a lot of Aspiration and Influence Points and will also go in to [[Platnium Mode]] for the rest of their life |
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A Sim's Lifetime Want is based on their aspiration. For example, a Sim with the [[Family (aspiration)|Family]] aspiration will tend to have a family-related LTW, such as having a specific number of [[child]]ren or grandchildren, whereas a Sim with the [[Fortune]] aspiration will tend to want to earn a certain amount of money during his or her lifetime. |
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Lifetime Wants tend to be very difficult to complete during a Sim's natural lifetime, but when one is fulfilled, a Sim will usually receive a very large amount of aspiration and influence points, and their aspiration bar will be locked to its maximum, giving them [[Platinum mood]] for the rest of the Sim's life. |
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Once a Sim has fulfilled a Lifetime Want, they will receive another one, though fulfilling it is less important since a Sim will not lose their permanent Platinum mood. |
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Revision as of 14:59, 11 March 2008
First introduced in The Sims 2: University, a Sim's Lifetime Want (or LTW) is a special Want, representing the Sim's ultimate goal, something that would make his or her life "complete".
A Sim's Lifetime Want is based on their aspiration. For example, a Sim with the Family aspiration will tend to have a family-related LTW, such as having a specific number of children or grandchildren, whereas a Sim with the Fortune aspiration will tend to want to earn a certain amount of money during his or her lifetime.
Lifetime Wants tend to be very difficult to complete during a Sim's natural lifetime, but when one is fulfilled, a Sim will usually receive a very large amount of aspiration and influence points, and their aspiration bar will be locked to its maximum, giving them Platinum mood for the rest of the Sim's life.
Once a Sim has fulfilled a Lifetime Want, they will receive another one, though fulfilling it is less important since a Sim will not lose their permanent Platinum mood.