Click the individual KA's like New Beginnings and get helpful tips for achieving platinum. Share them with me, and I'll put them up on the page so we can further help the Simmers out there. Foreign Kingdoms Allying with foreign nations in the game leads to bonuses for your Kingdom that will make heavy impacts on your gameplay. Learn about the various foreign lands and the benefits they'll bestow upon your citizens and Heroes.
For example, Aarbyville will increase your Heroes' Quest XP and Gold gains, while Gastrobury makes food last longer before rotting and doubles the duration of food buffs.
Learn the step-by-step process to forming one of these Alliances and the trade benefits they'll provide to your kingdom. Cooking and Brewing Recipes Every Sim loves a nice meal. Learn the various recipes in the game to boost your Hero's focus. High focus leads to Platinum Quest Awards, and the foundation for that is a good meal. This will help you to decide what to cook with the ingredients your Hero has on hand.
A little fishing or a trip to the Village Shoppe goes a long way! As nearly every other facet of our strategy guide is done, we're now working to add Quest walkthroughs to help players who get stuck. Game Cheats If you're really stuck in the game, or would like to play around with the powerful Cheats of The Sims Medieval, I've provided a list of commands for you.
The Sims 3 players will be familiar with Testing Cheats, and they are available in this game as well. I warn you, cheating in this game will destroy the challenge and sense of accomplishment.
Still, you can dramatically change your gameplay if you need to switch up the place. The Sims Medieval Wiki Explore. Main Page All Pages Community. Admin Portal Contact Administrators. Community Portal Development Suggestions. Main Policy Guidelines. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? View source. Mysterieux 11 years ago 3.
Oh, piss off. Hardly any games are original these days. If you think all games should be completely original, enjoy buying 1 game a year, if you're lucky. I've been a huge Guild fan since the original Europa , and while I have heard others refer to The Guild as a "medieval Sims," I don't think it's an accurate description. The Guild is a hybrid between a life sim and an economic sim, probably with as much emphasis on the economic part as anything else.
I doubt The Sims: Medieval will have a strong economic focus, but given what little we know viz. Also, I've never heard anyone complain about The Guild's user interface. It's actually quite intuitive, with almost every single 2D icon serving as a "shortcut" for its in-game manifestation. You can also right click every 2D icon to get detailed information about it. I think The Guild has an amazing interface that The Sims could "borrow" a few ideas from.
Anyway, regardless of the similarities, I suspect I'll enjoy playing The Guild and The Sims: Medieval for some similar - but many different - reasons. I actually kind of hope it isn't that much like The Guild, just because I seriously doubt it could be better than The Guild if it tried to imitate it.
My preference would be for a more sims-like experience with a little more emphasis on crafting skills. I don't really care about combat too much but it sounds like there might be some form of it. I think a thief profession would be more fun, perhaps something giving us the ability to break into other people's houses while actually controlling our character. You know, the combat might be a bit like what World Adventures has with the martial arts.
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