Belizabe wrote:HELP ME!!!

I can't figure out how to put the remains into the cemetary. I've tried dragging them into the chest - nothing happens. I've searched all over for a switch - nothing happens.

I have done SO many adventures, but I can't seem to figure this one out - will someone PLEASE EXPLAIN TO ME HOW TO DO THIS????
(and dont tell me to just drag it...cuz it doesn't work!)

Walden95 wrote:

Miss_Lynne89 wrote:maybe we are not talking about the same adventure. i was told to investigate the museum bc security guards keep quitting. i put my hand in the switch to open a door. then i walked thru a long hallway then into the ground. i have gone all the way thru the tomb, past the tombstone and hole and out thru the door to the stairs that lead outside. here, i am stuck.

This is confirmed, we are talking about the same adventure. What you are doing wrong is that you are not listing to the lady and going strait to the action. Please for a bit and listen. I will try to do my best to go through the whole thing.


In the beginning, the lady says that there is something strange. She wants you to make rounds in an exhibit. Now I do not know weather this is the Chinese or Egyptian exhibit, but go through all of those exhibit rooms. (DO NOT GO INTO THE TOMB!) Report back when completing this. Now, the lady will ask you to go and explore another exhibit. (I forget weather this one is the Chinese or Egyptian one too) Go through all of the rooms. (DO NOT GO INTO THE TOMB!) Report back. Next you go back to the museum and click on the switch (It has to be sparkling with lines surrounding it. You will know it when you see it). Now, you may proceed through the tomb. Once you are done, report back and she will sk you about the guy's remains. Go back into the tomb and check the hole in the ground next to that plaque. now you are almost done. Go to the cemetery and...

Go to the back end of the cemetery and find a hole in the ground between the building-like structures. Go through all of the buildings and take the loot if you want. When you finally decide to place him in his resting place, go the the center one (the center building that was previously locked before you found the switch) Open your Sims inventory and open the chest. Grab the guy's remains and place it in the chest box's inventory. You are done!


Now many of these quests require you to actually read the instructions. If you do not do so, you may have a hard time. The creators are ting to make this easy for all people, so they go step by step. This means that you cannot just simply go strait to the action. You will have to read and complete the goal before you proceed. Even though you can get into the tomb, you most likely won't complete the quest because you did not complete the first few objectives of the quest. When quests become more complicated, reading becomes essential!

Thanks for the tip. I knew the skeleton was to go int he chest in the middle tomb of the five but I couldn't get it to go in. Thanks to you mentioning the inventory of the chest and how you need to drag it there, it worked for me. Just one thing though, not everyone has a lady telling them the quest, it was Gustave the special merchan that gave the quest to me. I went back to him after the Egyptian halls and was sent to the chinese, I did not go back again at all, so that isn't necessary, straight down into the basement I went.

If people are finding it hard to find the remains, do what I did, mourn at the headstone, you get thanks for your respect and the skeleton.

cutiestar43 wrote:Actually, my problem was solved!

Cutiestar43

Simsgirl19 wrote:

cutiestar43 wrote:Actually, my problem was solved!

Cutiestar43

Im having the same problem. How did you fix it??? Please help

Sangelia wrote:as for the museum site. I thought there was another quest for it. one that you had to go thru the place's restroom to get to.
main problem I am having with France. was that when my person at that time while there would check for adventures. there would be about 7 out of 8 times, no adventures would show up for me to agree or disagree to.