Hotels are the second expensive accommodation, but the price depends on the type of lodge Sims are staying. The more luxurious the hotel is, the more expensive. Sims cannot access their Inventory in the Hotels or Campgrounds. A hotel may or may not contain amenities, such as Restaurants and swimming pools, though expensive hotels may offer some. Sims can book multiple suites before they check in, and suites that are not booked will be booked by Tourists.
They can lock their suites to allow vacation parties or just the households. Sims can order room service from their suites, and Housekeepers will clean up the hotel. Campgrounds are free, and the only premade Campground is Axe Wood Campgrounds. Sims sleep in tents that replenish Energy need slowly.
Campgrounds don't have cleaning service, so Sims must clean up the mess themselves or influence others to do so. Campgrounds and tents are also vulnerable to outdoor temperature. Thus, staying in the Campground in extreme temperature or on Winter is difficult for Sims.
Campgrounds can provide some campfires to keep Sims warm by sitting around one. Sims who achieve vacation experiences can keep track of what they have done on vacation by looking at their Vacation Memento. Each Sim has a Vacation Memento in their memories panel. It has a suitcase icon. There are 45 mementos in total. Sims can earn mementos by doing certain things or achieve things that particularly can be found in Vacation Destination, such as learning local dances and eating local food.
Sims will earn vacation titles in the Vacation Memento panel the more they gain mementos. Collecting all mementos doesn't reward Sims anything, though. Sims can earn and collect many souvenirs and other abilities they've learned while on vacation. Sims can collect souvenirs bought from certain Vacation Destinations or dig out beach collectibles and place them on a special rack to show off their friends about. Collecting five of each souvenirs will also benefit Sims depending on the type of the souvenirs.
Sims may also dig the ground to find some treasuries, cheap stuff, or even leak the water main underground. Plundering the pirate ship might also grant Sims some pirate treasures. Other than items, Sims can learn many things from the vacation.
Sims might learn how to bow on Far East or other gestures from other vacations. They might also happen to learn some local dances and Tai Chi. Getting and learning local massages and eating local delicacies as well, as activities to spend on vacation. Sims might also encounter someone special who can teach them how to sing Sea Chantey or tell the Dragon Legend to friends.
There are so many things they can discover and share with friends back home after going back from vacations. Each pre-made Vacation Destination is provided with a secret vacation lot.
Each lot offers distinct benefits that Sims might learn or earn. Before discovering the secret vacation lots, Sims must first find the hidden maps throughout the vacation areas. They might find them while on tours , digging the ground, or wishing from shrine.
Bon Voyage now adds functional beach as a new lot system to The Sims 2 game. In addition to normal lots, beach lots can only be placed on an area which is adjacent to road and waters. Beach lots can be used as a residential lots , community lots , or hotels. Apartments [ TS2:AL ] , however, are not recommended to be built on uneven lots, most especially beach lots. Sims can do many beach-related activities on the beach lot. They can sunbathe, swim in the ocean , build a sandcastle, dig in the sand, and watch the waves.
Some objects cannot be placed on the "beach line", a line which separates areas whether sandcastles can be built or not. Pirate ships can only be placed on beach lots, as well. Not all terrains in The Sims 2 provide sufficient area to place the beach lot, though. Some terrains might not be even close enough to the waters. Only some pre-made terrains that are included since Bon Voyage might suit with beach lot area.
The whole point of the game is what you would expect, to take your Sims on holiday. I like this idea as it lets you have fun with your Sims, but everything here feels way more laidback than in a regular game of The Sims. The game manages to capture the feeling of being on vacation very well. What is really cool is that if your vacation goes well, when you take your Sims back home, they can have some boosts to their stats. You can either go on a solo holiday or you can take a bunch of Sims on a group holiday.
Looking back, it is very impressive at how much stuff they have put in here. You have three different location spots in the game. Each one of these as you would expect has different things you can do. For example, on the beach you can look for shells, in the woods, you can go camping and in the far east, you can play a game of mahjong. Each vacation spot has tours that you can go on which are fun as well as mini-games and fun souvenirs you can get to bring home.
Everything moves at a bit of a slow pace and that is an aspect of the expansion that I really do like. Bigfoot, no not the monster truck, but the actual Bigfoot is in this game and you can actually have it so he moves back with you. I love this kind of humor and it is an aspect of The Sims I have always found a great deal of fun.
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