The Sims Medieval

The Sims Medieval

So, I guess my dirty little secret it out but Shhhhh...no one I really know (with the exception of my husband and my Mom) actually reads this blog so I guess that it is safe to say, "Yes, I do play the Sims, sometimes I even mod the Sims, and I own just about every Sims game created." Let's just keep that between you and me though, eeh? I am still in an "in-the-closet" type phase about me being a huge nerd/geek.

I downloaded this game straight from the Amazon market place for a lot cheaper than it sells on the official EA page and best of all since I downloaded I don't always need the CD to start the game and I don't have to look for a no cd crack and/or patch. It only took a little bit over an hour to download and install the game. Check it out for yourself if Sims is your little dirty secret too:    

Watch The Sims Medieval Video Game Trailer:

Video Found on YouTube Channel: IGNentertainment

The Sims Medieval is not an expansion pack to the Sims 3, it is it's own game so you don't have to worry about buying a base game like the Sims 3 just to play it (just thought I'd put that out there). It is a "The Sims" themed RPG. This game revolves around the "Heroes" rather than individuals or households, and like a RPG it is quest based but it still allows you certain free play advantages like the Sims, the Sims 2, and the Sims 3 games. Your heroes can even spawn children and add members to their household if they are the taking part in a quest (the quirky thing is that you cannot select and control the children or the added household members) and the "testingcheats" can be used to a certain degree but you have to change the program code in order to enable it. Your role in this game is "The Watcher" (EA even included a church which worships and prays to you). It is enough like the Sims for you to navigate the game play content but it is not the Sims 3.

Below are some cheats and helpful hints that I have used that worked for Sims Medieval:

Helpful Hints for Sims Medieval:

What do leeches look like in Sims Medieval?

They are the green bubbles over by the docks and in the streams. Click on them and collect.

How do I fish for my quest/inventory?

They are the blue bubbles over by the docks and in the streams. Click on them and collect.

On second thought, so I don't end up writing my own walkthrough - any questions you have just throw them in the comment box and I answer and post them as they come in.

Cheats for Sims Medieval:

Press Ctrl+Shift+C to bring up the command prompt cheat box:

• To unlock all of the quests and make them infinitely playable - Bring up the cheat box by clicking Ctrl+Shift+C and enter: ShowAllQuests

• Get "X" ("X" being the amount of Quest Points you want) - just replace the bold 50 with however many points you want - Bring up the cheat box by clicking Ctrl+Shift+C and enter: setQP 50

• Get 50,000 Simoleans - Bring up the cheat box by clicking Ctrl+Shift+C and enter: motherlode

• Get 1,000 Simoleans - Bring up the cheat box by clicking Ctrl+Shift+C and enter: kaching

• Reroll at random your availiable quests - Bring up the cheat box by clicking Ctrl+Shift+C and enter: RerollQuests

• Removes Limitations when placing/moving objects - Bring up the cheat box by clicking Ctrl+Shift+C and enter: moveobjects

• Lists cheats in the game - Bring up the cheat box by clicking Ctrl+Shift+C and enter: help

Find a Site for cheats and walkthroughs for the Sims medieval:

• gamefaqs.com - The Sims Medieval <- This one shows you how to enable the "testing cheats" and allows you to download walkthroughs and has a Q & A board
• http://www.gamespot.com/pc/sim/the-sims-medieval/cheats.html <- This one shows you how to enable the "testing cheats" and allows you to download walkthroughs
• http://www.simprograms.com/28889/cheats-for-the-sims-medieval/ <- This one shows you  how to toggle the video
• EA Medieval Forums <- You can find or post any questions you have that is related to the game