Outfits change to reflect this as does the living space. Pioneers lived in small wooden houses. Ours is a pioneer mansion it is so huge.
It has three floors, a basement (with the wine making machine Charli bought in France).
A ground floor
and a first floor
Rules for this era:
"Once the eldest son of the original couple reaches young adulthood, it's time for the family to actually come out of the dark ages! Should the family have failed to produce a son, the eldest daughter may bring the family into the next generation once she is married. Upon the heir's wedding or birthday (depending on their gender) it's up to you to redesign your lot - bring your sims one step closer to the future by dressing them appropriately for the time period. If your budget allows, it's recommended to redecorate your home. Male sims are allowed to work any full-time job. Female sims are not permitted to work. Unmarried sims are not permitted to have children - although no actions are off limit, should an unwed female sim become pregnant she is to move off of the lot. No sims on lot may complete "opportunities" offered by the game. Adoptions may occur during the third generation, however these children are not able to become heirs.
Points:
- 3 pt. for every gardening skill gained by a family member of any gender.
- 3 pt. for every fishing skill gained by a male family member.
- 10 pt. for every female that masters the cooking skill.
- 10 pt. for every sim that marries.
- 10 pt. for every child born on the lot.
- 10 pt. for every lifetime wish fulfilled."
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