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'''Souvenirs''' are items Sims acquire on vacation. In ''[[The Sims: Vacation]]'' they could only be won by winning or found by taking part in other vacation specific activities. In ''[[The Sims 2: Bon Voyage]]'' |
'''Souvenirs''' are items Sims acquire on vacation. In ''[[The Sims: Vacation]]'', they could only be won by winning or found by taking part in other vacation specific activities. In ''[[The Sims 2: Bon Voyage]]'', souvenirs can be collected and found in each Vacation Destination. |
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==[[The Sims: Vacation]]== |
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'''Souvenirs''' are added to the game with the ''[[Vacation]]'' expansion pack. In general, souvenirs in ''Vacation'' are won in '''carnival games''', but they can also be discovered while [[fishing]], or uncovered while using a [[Digging|metal detector]]. These items are placed in the Sim's inventory and will stay there until the vacationing family comes home. At that time, if there is space on a souvenir shelf or in a souvenir cabinet, they will be placed there, though the stuffed animal souvenirs are too large to fit. Otherwise, they will be put on the nearest available surfaces. These souvenirs can be sold in [[Buy mode]], and may increase in value over time. |
'''Souvenirs''' are added to the game with the ''[[Vacation]]'' expansion pack. In general, souvenirs in ''Vacation'' are won in '''carnival games''', but they can also be discovered while [[fishing]], or uncovered while using a [[Digging|metal detector]]. These items are placed in the Sim's inventory and will stay there until the vacationing family comes home. At that time, if there is space on a souvenir shelf or in a souvenir cabinet, they will be placed there, though the stuffed animal souvenirs are too large to fit. Otherwise, they will be put on the nearest available surfaces. These souvenirs can be sold in [[Buy mode]], and may increase in value over time. |
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In addition to souvenirs which can be won or found, there are some (the [[Admiral Landgraab|Landgraab]] Nutcracker, Patrick the Pachyderm, and the Unicorn by Fran Tassie) which can be bought. These souvenirs can only be given as gifts. |
In addition to souvenirs which can be won or found, there are some (the [[Admiral Landgraab|Landgraab]] Nutcracker, Patrick the Pachyderm, and the Unicorn by Fran Tassie) which can be bought. These souvenirs can only be given as gifts. |
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===Carnival Games=== |
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[[File:Mashuga_1_0001.jpg|thumb|right|Two Sims playing Whack-A-Will.]] |
[[File:Mashuga_1_0001.jpg|thumb|right|Two Sims playing Whack-A-Will.]] |
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Some [[Vacation Island]] lots have carnival games, which cost between [[Simoleon|§]]2 and §20 to play. Sims earn game tokens from the games, and the tokens can be taken to a vendor ("Barney the Carnie") and exchanged for a variety of souvenirs. [[Body]] skill appears to affect how well Sims do at the games, and therefore how many tokens they win. Also, the more expensive games tend to yield more tokens. Some players have observed that Sims seem to get better at the games the more they play them, but this is unconfirmed. |
Some [[Vacation Island]] lots have carnival games, which cost between [[Simoleon|§]]2 and §20 to play. Sims earn game tokens from the games, and the tokens can be taken to a vendor ("Barney the Carnie") and exchanged for a variety of souvenirs. [[Body]] skill appears to affect how well Sims do at the games, and therefore how many tokens they win. Also, the more expensive games tend to yield more tokens. Some players have observed that Sims seem to get better at the games the more they play them, but this is unconfirmed. |
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*Whack-A-Will! - Cost: §7 per player - Similar to [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]], players hit miniature versions of [[Will Wright]]'s head that pop up out of a fake cityscape. |
*Whack-A-Will! - Cost: §7 per player - Similar to [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]], players hit miniature versions of [[Will Wright]]'s head that pop up out of a fake cityscape. |
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'''Souvenirs''' are collectibles that can be collected by finding some while on a [[Vacationing|vacation]]. Souvenirs can be bought for §75 from '''Simple Seller Souvenir Racks''' that are available in several community lots in Vacation Destinations. Each souvenir rack sells two kinds of souvenirs. There is small chance that a Sim acquires a souvenir after making an offering in '''Temple of Jumbok IV'''. |
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'''Souvenirs''' are a new feature from the ''[[Bon Voyage]]'' expansion pack. Travellers can buy souvenirs while on vacation. There are two types of souvenirs for each destination. All souvenirs cost [[Simoleon|§]]75. |
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Souvenir racks isn't necessarily placed in their respective destination. Which rack is available determines which souvenirs are sold. Souvenir racks can also be placed in [[Business|owned business lot]], but the owner needs to have souvenirs in his/her [[inventory]] in order to restock them. |
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The '''Pagoda by Oh The Memories''' and '''Doll by Oh The Memories''' souvenirs can be found in the Asian vacation destination [[Takemizu Village]]. |
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Collecting five of any souvenir from the same destination and placing them on '''ShowMeOff Rack of Glory''' souvenir shelf will give special benefits for nearby Sims. The buyable souvenirs are '''Pagoda by Oh The Memories''' and '''Doll by Oh The Memories''' from [[Takemizu Village]], '''Bit o' Vug''' and '''Lumberjack's Pride''' from [[Three Lakes]], and '''Little Chest of Booty''' and '''Private Island Figurine''' from [[Twikkii Island]]. |
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The '''Bit o' Vug''' and '''Lumberjack's Pride''' souvenirs can be found in the mountain vacation destination [[Three Lakes]]. |
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*Collecting five of any Mountain souvenirs will make non-romantic interactions more effective. |
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*Collecting five of any Tropical souvenirs will make romantic interactions more effective. |
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*Collecting five [[Voodoo doll]]s will make Sims who view the rack imagine that they're being chased by bees. |
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===Plundering=== |
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Collecting 5 of any mountain souvenirs and placing them on the shelf included in the expansion will allow better outcomes for non romance social interactions. |
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In addition to buyable souvenirs, Sims may collect pirate collectibles by plundering the captain's cabin in a [[pirate ship]]. Sims might find Captain's Log, Gold Doubloon, Treasure Map, or nothing. Their values are worth §675, §750, and §2,500 respectively. Sims might also encounter [[Pirate Captain Edward Dregg]] while plundering. When the pirate captain is out, Sims cannot plunder. |
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Pirate collectibles cannot be placed on souvenir shelf, and thus, they don't have any special effects, but still valuable to be sold for money. |
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=== Twikkii Island === |
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The '''Little Chest of Booty''' and '''Private Island Figurine''' souvenirs can be found in the island vacation destination [[Twikkii Island]]. |
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Collecting 5 of any island souvenirs and placing them on the shelf included in the expansion will allow better outcomes for romance social interactions. |
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Collecting 5 voodoo dolls and placing them on the shelf included in the expansion will cause Sims to imagine that are being attacked by bees. |
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[[Category:Bon Voyage]] |
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Revision as of 09:33, 25 March 2012
Souvenirs are items Sims acquire on vacation. In The Sims: Vacation, they could only be won by winning or found by taking part in other vacation specific activities. In The Sims 2: Bon Voyage, souvenirs can be collected and found in each Vacation Destination.
The Sims: Vacation
Souvenirs are added to the game with the Vacation expansion pack. In general, souvenirs in Vacation are won in carnival games, but they can also be discovered while fishing, or uncovered while using a metal detector. These items are placed in the Sim's inventory and will stay there until the vacationing family comes home. At that time, if there is space on a souvenir shelf or in a souvenir cabinet, they will be placed there, though the stuffed animal souvenirs are too large to fit. Otherwise, they will be put on the nearest available surfaces. These souvenirs can be sold in Buy mode, and may increase in value over time.
If a player clicks on a souvenir and selects the "Remember" interaction, the Sim will pick up the item, gather a crowd, and apparently tell the story of their vacation. If no other Sims are around, the Sim will hold the item for a short time, and appear to reminisce about their vacation.
In addition to souvenirs which can be won or found, there are some (the Landgraab Nutcracker, Patrick the Pachyderm, and the Unicorn by Fran Tassie) which can be bought. These souvenirs can only be given as gifts.
Carnival Games
Some Vacation Island lots have carnival games, which cost between §2 and §20 to play. Sims earn game tokens from the games, and the tokens can be taken to a vendor ("Barney the Carnie") and exchanged for a variety of souvenirs. Body skill appears to affect how well Sims do at the games, and therefore how many tokens they win. Also, the more expensive games tend to yield more tokens. Some players have observed that Sims seem to get better at the games the more they play them, but this is unconfirmed.
Below is a list of carnival games:
- Captain Popper's Dart Game - Cost: §5 per player - Players throw darts at balloons posted on a rear wall.
- Strength O Meter - Cost: §4 per player - Players use a mallet to launch a weight in order to ring a bell at the top.
- Chicken Toss Game - Cost: §6 per player - Players hit a button to launch a fake chicken into a large pot.
- Bust-A-Clown Game - Cost: §5 per player - Players aim a gun of water at a blue balloon in order to pop a clown head balloon.
- Whack-A-Will! - Cost: §7 per player - Similar to Whac-A-Mole, players hit miniature versions of Will Wright's head that pop up out of a fake cityscape.
The Sims 2: Bon Voyage
Souvenirs are collectibles that can be collected by finding some while on a vacation. Souvenirs can be bought for §75 from Simple Seller Souvenir Racks that are available in several community lots in Vacation Destinations. Each souvenir rack sells two kinds of souvenirs. There is small chance that a Sim acquires a souvenir after making an offering in Temple of Jumbok IV.
Souvenir racks isn't necessarily placed in their respective destination. Which rack is available determines which souvenirs are sold. Souvenir racks can also be placed in owned business lot, but the owner needs to have souvenirs in his/her inventory in order to restock them.
Collecting five of any souvenir from the same destination and placing them on ShowMeOff Rack of Glory souvenir shelf will give special benefits for nearby Sims. The buyable souvenirs are Pagoda by Oh The Memories and Doll by Oh The Memories from Takemizu Village, Bit o' Vug and Lumberjack's Pride from Three Lakes, and Little Chest of Booty and Private Island Figurine from Twikkii Island.
Effects
- Collecting five of any Far East souvenirs will allow faster skill building.
- Collecting five of any Mountain souvenirs will make non-romantic interactions more effective.
- Collecting five of any Tropical souvenirs will make romantic interactions more effective.
- Collecting five of any seashells will make slower motive decay for bladder motive.
- Collecting five Voodoo dolls will make Sims who view the rack imagine that they're being chased by bees.
Plundering
In addition to buyable souvenirs, Sims may collect pirate collectibles by plundering the captain's cabin in a pirate ship. Sims might find Captain's Log, Gold Doubloon, Treasure Map, or nothing. Their values are worth §675, §750, and §2,500 respectively. Sims might also encounter Pirate Captain Edward Dregg while plundering. When the pirate captain is out, Sims cannot plunder.
Pirate collectibles cannot be placed on souvenir shelf, and thus, they don't have any special effects, but still valuable to be sold for money.