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Contents

  • Essentials
    • Introduction To Late Night
      • The Sims 3 Primer
      • Required Reading
      • Mood Boosting Tips And Tricks
    • New Simology
      • New Simology
      • Create a Sim
      • Traits
      • Lifetime Wishes
    • Wants And Desires
      • Wants and Desires
      • Wishes
      • Lifetime Rewards
      • Opportunities
    • New Socials
      • New Socials
      • Grouping Up
      • Throwing Partys
      • Going To Parties
    • New Skills
      • New Skills
      • Mixology
      • Piano, Drums and Bass Skills
      • Bands
    • New Careers
      • New Careers
      • Film Career
      • Career Development
    • Big City Living
      • Big City Living
      • Places Of Employment
      • Shopping And Commerce
      • The Bar Scene
      • Bridgeport's Hot Scene
    • Community Locations
      • Community Locations
      • Parks
      • Fishing Spots
    • Places To Live
      • Places To Live
      • Pre-made Houses
      • High-rise Buildings
    • Collectibles
      • Collectibles
      • Insects
      • Minerals
      • Meteorites
    • Popularity Contest
      • The Celebrity Game
      • Celebrity Levels
      • How To Become A Celeb
      • The Rewards Of Celebrity
    • Vamping It Up
      • Twilight's Parasites
      • How To Turn Vampire
      • Benefits
      • Potential Problems
      • Survival Instincts
      • Families
    • Build And Buy Modes
      • Build And Buy Mode Upgrades
      • Interior
      • Exterior
    • New Object Catalog
      • Possessions
      • Object Interactions
    • Object Catalog
      • Object Catalog
    • Existing Objects
      • Existing Objects

The Sims 3 Late Night Guide › Essentials › Collectibles

Meteorites

Not every rock you pick up in Bridgeport is of this planet. Some are meteorites from the great beyond that twinkles beyond the neon-lit skies of Bridgeport.

These rocks can be worth serious Simoleons if you play your cards right and are not afraid of a little risk. There are three sizes—small, large, and huge.

Click here for interactive maps

Meteorites

Metal Ore

Min. Weight

Max. Weight

Value of Min. Weight

Value of Max. Weight

Small

1

65

10

30

Large

100

1,050

50

200

Huge

50,000

1,001,000

2,000

4,500

Meteorites can be worth quite a bit of money, but there is a degree of risk when you analyze a meteorite to determine what it is. Sometimes the raw value of a meteorite is greater than its worth once it has been identified.

For example, if analysis reveals your meteorite is Ordinary Chondrite, the meteorite is now only worth half of its previous value. After analyzing it, there is no way to reverse the process, so you might be stuck with a less valuable space rock.

Here is a list of all of the possible results of analysis and the value multipliers of such discoveries:

Meteorite Values

Meteorite

Value Multiplier

Acapulcoite

0.7

Angrite

1

Ataxite

1.5

Aubrite

1.4

Brachinite

1.2

Carbonaceous Chondrite

5

Chassignite

1.2

Diogenite

0.9

Enstatite Chondrite

6

Eucrite

0.8

Hexahedrite

1.6

Howardite

0.7

Kamasite

1.75

Lodranite

0.8

Lunar

1.3

Mesosiderite

10

Nakhlite

1.1

Octahedrite

1.8

Ordinary Chondrite

0.5

Pallasite

4

Rumurutite

3

Shergottite

1

Unusual Bellacite

1.6

Unusual Custerous Gossticite

1.9

Unusual Dukeadite

2.2

Unusual Holmberic

1.8

Unusual Llamatite

2

Unusual Mazzadrayte

2.1

Unusual Pearsonite

2.1

Unusual Rodiekceous

2

Unusual Sporecite

1.7

Ureilite

0.9

Winonaite

1.3

Magical Gnomes

There are a pair of new magic gnomes in Late Night. These two gnomes are based on new features in this expansion—celebrity and vampires.

When you discover a magical gnome, put him in your house or somewhere on your lot. Immediately, you get a nice environmental bump. But the real magic of these little gnomes doesn’t kick in until between the hours of 3 a.m. and 6 a.m..

While you are sleeping, these little gnomes like to get into mischief. When you are not looking, they gnomes move around. Sometimes they just move into new positions, like lounging next to your pool. However, some of the gnomes like to cause trouble, like turning on the TV or stereo in the middle of the night, waking up Sims.

The Celebrity magic gnome is sometimes found in the catacombs below the graveyard or inside ore and uncut rocks. This magic gnome loves to be placed near hot tubs, professional bars (on lots you own), and expensive vehicles.

The Vampire magic gnome, on the other hand, only shows up if you have several Plasma Fruit in your garden. The exact required number changes all the time, so if you really want to see this gnome, make sure you have plenty of Plasma Fruits on your lot.

The Vampire gnome is an adorable little fellow—and if you happen have to a teddy bear on your lot, it loves to sneak up on the bear. The gnome may even turn the teddy bear in a vampire gnome!

Brownie Bites

One last thing about Bridgeport before moving on...this is a city meant to explore. It’s designed as a playground. You do not enter it with a checklist of objectives or a set course of things to do. Instead, Late Night concentrates on ushering you into an open world full of choices, danger, humor, and endless narratives. To get the most out of Late Night, you need to relax. You are not under the gun here. Yes, you can miss deadlines for gigs or the start of a shift—but that’s about it for underlined goals. So, just have fun digging around the bar scene, meeting friends and celebrities, and developing the new skills. Oh, and becoming a vampire. You know you want to try it at least once.

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