Building in The Sims but Each Room is a Different Budget 

Selfless parents 🥰

Lmao

Why do I still remember this

So pigmented

that’s what i was gonna say😂

She did

Really, missed that thank you sm i have so many family ideas!!!

I think the house is quite nice actually. White and pastel blue is a good combination, especially for house interiors.

I relate to this so hard, the shell is always the hardest part of building for me

I’m the opposite i’m decent at building shells but furnishing is a hot mess

I agree 100%.

This.

Exactly, not using all the budget kind defeats the purpose of the whole thing imo

True true 💯 Being able to stop whenever you want kinda ruins it for me.

I came here to comment this and I 100% agree, also I feel like there should be a minimum you can get that isn't one, like 300 or something, cause with 1 it's not even a challenge, you simply can't put anything in the room

fun for our entertainment but a mess for kayak 😂😭

this is genius !!

This is a great idea!

Yesss

…how is this not a challenge yet?!

Oooooooh

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That's a great idea!

Good ol' Murphy beds

That's one of the things I hate about Sims 4 honestly is just the extremely stupid deaths for no reason at all.. like they try to add a new idiotic way of dying just to make gameplay "interesting" because they know the gameplay sucks. The murphy beds are amazing yet every single time you use it you have to wonder if your sim will die.. I'm fine with them like getting beat up from the bed, but dying is just too extreme in my opinion.

@@Eventide215 at the very least dying should be way more rare

@@georgiadoan8903 They're already decently rare, but yeah it should be a like 1% chance or lower. Or at least let us just have an option for the weird furniture-related deaths. You can mod them out, but not everyone can mod the game. I like the threat of death from more typical things like cooking and starting a fire or the upgraded toilet that sets on fire and things like that.. not the possibility of death because I used a murphy bed.. If I was playing and my sim died from a murphy bed I'd seriously just quit and never come back because I'd be so annoyed at the stupidity of it all.

@@Eventide215 I spent so long trying to decide how I wanted to make the house and dress up my Sim, then because she was the only one in the household it gave me a game over from the Murphy bed death... just about quit haha

I came to the comments just to look for this 😂

That's too much info lol 😆 I hope she gets a regular shower after that.

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Had to check comments to see if someone already mentioned it 🤣

TOOK ME A MIN

They’re ✨redecorating✨

The whole joke was "Could have a golden shower if I wanted to, but unfortunately that's not high on my priority list." Then goes on to laugh and say "sorry I'll stop" She knows what she's saying..

I was just like WAT

I think we have all come to accept that Kayla has her own interpretation of challenges

She can do what she wants 💀 not everyone wants to do the challenge the same way. No where in the rules does it say you need to spend all the money

How is it fun just stuffing more stuff into a room just because you can? You sound like a hoarder.. The challenge is to roll a random number and decorate within that budget THAT is what makes it fun. Not sitting there stressing out like "I NEED TO SPEND EVERYTHING SO SHOVE THIS IN THERE TOO".. Like what would she do with the dining room's extra $2k? There's nothing else you can put in there without making the room not function anymore.. where would be the fun in that? "This room doesn't work anymore because people will yell at me in the comments if I don't spend *everything*."

@@parryyotter And that's what makes it fun in my opinion. She has fun, I have fun watching it, and I'm good. Challenges for Sims 4 are literally designed to just make the game more interesting because the game itself sucks.. so if she's having fun with taking challenges and changing them to suit her, why does anyone care if it's "not right"? Yet every time she does a 'challenge' there's suddenly the game police in the comments screaming and crying about how she didn't do the "actual challenge"...

@@Eventide215 why are you so angry? They are just giving their opinion no need to get so upset over something so small. And their right what's the point of doing this challenge if you don't use up all the money.

I agree, and it's so sweet how they even got their child a really nice, pretty room and high quality bed and family computer. I hope they get themselves a new mattress soon!

@@kinseylise8595 I hope so too! Their backs will thank them for it later

Ooooh, I'd love to see that! Especially since Kayla could have a lot more rooms than just the basics and two bedrooms. Well, at least one or two rooms dedicated to hobbies and skill building (a conservatory with plants would be lovely) plus hilarious if she added a super expensive laundry room (Deli did the regular version of this challenge sometime recently and randomly got like 10K for a thankfully large laundry room but it still ended up being ridiculous because the budget was so big.) 20K is actually kind of hard to do so it'd help to have bigger rooms as well, which Kayla usually avoids because they're harder for her to comfortably decorate. It would definitely be a nice variation on just doing a mansion and help her branch out a little more perhaps. (Though I have a feeling she'd hate doing this so she probably won't.) Would be really cool if she did this for a medium-sized family with multiple pets and some specific jobs or interests. In a way, I love how generic her builds are (good for just dropping somewhere like Newcrest lol) but it's always fun to see her tackle a specific narrative when she does something like this and increasing the budget would help. This could even let her add stupidly big items like the Microscope or the Cupcake Machine, and of course gym equipment or Spa day stuff, as intentional aspects of the environment.

That would be so cool!!

I love this idea!!

Very good idea.

The best comment ever

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@@Oli_Boboli If the Sims sleep in a tent, you could make it look amazing! Might help if it's an A-Frame design. 😂 Other option for interior might be Murphy Bed and very tiny kitchen but no table/island with bar stools (or else dining is outside in the elements.) If it were allowed, you could build a dog-house for a dog too using a roof piece or half-walls and a buried platform. IDK, just some thoughts.

No same here! Listening to Kayla just calms me down and helps me go to bed!

Me, too! The editing is so clean. No cringy voice overs or hidden memes that give you second hand embarrassment and/or make you more anxious than you already are.

The amount of times i’ve fallen asleep only to wake up hours later with her streams still playing 🥲

Me too!!! When I’m anxious I come here to watch her videos as well, it soothes my soul ahahah

I think it’s common in houses in america mainly for aesthetics tbh, even in Texas where it can get REALLY hot we have rugs as decoration in a lot of rooms. It’s a way to fill empty space and have some extra decoration and can make a big difference compared to not having it. Usually you’d have them if you have wood or tile floors

@@sleepytoons2155 Oh, I see! That is interesting!

@@sleepytoons2155 True but I think maybe it's a small sign of wealth to have rugs everywhere since they're kind of a pain to keep clean and they can be kind of expensive. They're also more useful in big open floor plans; smaller spaces look fine without them and cheaper homes/apartments have more carpeting though they might be moving away from that because tile and wood have been very trendy and the faux options require less frequent replacement than carpet. That's just my guess. I live in NC but my family and friends never had much in the way of rugs and in my experience when living with room mates, we only bought/inherited rugs in the past few years. (The fellow who got one had wealthier family who were handing off things before a big move and I made the mistake of buying one a little before that lol. Neither rug has been under our table though.)

@@DoveJS idk I think that also might depend on where you are. I’d say where I live it’s pretty common bc the houses can be pretty big even when cheap. It’s less common in apartments but in actual homes I see it more often than not especially in the homes of older ppl. Medium-large Families are less likely to have them purely bc they don’t want to risk their kids getting them dirty but I’ve also seen families who have rugs but they only put them down during occasions like thanksgiving or when guests are over. On a normal day they wouldn’t bc they have kids. Huge rugs can be rlly expensive but other than that I don’t think they’re that expensive here unless you’re looking for something rlly fancy. Like you can get nice rugs from a place like 5 Below or even some dollar stores or a Walmart. I have a white fuzzy rug under my desk and I got it for like 3 dollars from one. I live in Texas and most homes don’t have carpet anywhere but in the bedrooms. Apartments tend to have it but even that’s becoming rare. I think my point still stands that it’s still pretty common to have rugs in places tho for aesthetic purposes. It’s rarely out of practicality and mainly just for if a space requires one or needs that extra bit of decor. Same goes for house plants tbh.

@@sleepytoons2155 Right, but you specifically mentioned filling up space and that made me think of a rug that could help fill up a room, which you can get at discount outlets. It would still be something around like $100-$200 on a good rug that size, and definitely more if it's a big room and a big rug, or as you pointed out, much fancier. So if you have a bunch of them in a lot of big, fancy rooms, it starts to add up. Those would also be more annoying to roll up and store somewhere lol (plus I've never heard of people storing their rugs) but then if you have big houses for cheap, that's definitely a difference and apparently the cost of living in NC is a little more expensive (but also, previously temperate climate so that could explain the building differences.) I'm just pointing out another perspective since even in the USA it's a little different per state, but I don't really know. I'm also just curious about other people's thoughts in other states and other countries, or even our states. :)

Your family is full of coordinated people then. My Aunt had one of those at her house and on the rare occasions I was over there I would almost always hit it with my arm or head lmao

@@potat_ohs it depends how much it protrudes from the wall

@@potat_ohs You must have one that protrudes extremely far.. being literally over top of you while sitting.. or you stand up from the toilet weirdly.. In order to hit your head on the one in the game you'd have to literally stand up from the toilet by going backwards towards the wall.. This isn't even a coordination thing this is just not normal whatsoever. When you sit down you move backwards from where your feet are.. when you stand up you move forward to where your feet are.. you don't stand straight up from where you were nor do you move backwards.. So literally the only way to hit your head on something is if it was suddenly moved into position after you sat down..

We have one similar to it and nobody has ever hit their head.. in order to hit your head you'd have to stand up from the toilet in the oddest way.. moving backwards when standing up instead of forwards..

Yeah, especially with the one in the game, it's about as far out from the wall as the toilet tank, not farther, so there wouldn't be much chanch to hit your head on it.

Hope you and your school is ok 🙂

umm is everything okay at your school?

OMG WHAT- SAME FOR MY SCHOOL

@@reagan892 ya it ended up just being a threat nothing happened thankfully

Omg same!....my fricken dirty mind is a curse sometimes 😂

Hmm, sounds fun, I like that

I think maybe subtract money instead cuz orherwise itd be reallyy easy

@@mars7609 Good point! Or just make the price of the tile really low, so it's harder.

Wouldn't that be relatively easy though? Because small rooms naturally have fewer furniture items/less wallpaper and flooring you need to pay for?

@@CylindricalWhistle changed it for a lower price, now I don't think it would be suuper easy

I think the only oddity really was the dining room.. I also think she should do open floor plans and just do as she said with the entryway, set an invisible line that denotes a room.

Medicine cabinet should only be the same depth as the toilet tank. If it's jutting out towards your head, that's as deep as a kitchen cabinet and a mistake.

Hah

That's why I like that she takes challenges and adapts them to suit her style. So while she did a 'challenge' the house is still pretty nice and functional.

I AM SO GLAD THAT SOMEONE ELSE COMMENTED THIS.