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KatiePlaysIt's avatar
KatiePlaysIt
11 years ago
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[BY DESIGN] Childhood skills don't help later in life

My child sim had a lot of skills that she had learned, but now that she's a teenager they don't seem to be doing anything for her; all her skills start at 1 and don't seem to be getting learned at a faster rate. Is this normal, or should skills learned as a child directly relate to starting skills after that higher like they did in Sims 3?

  • crinrict's avatar
    crinrict
    11 years ago
    @Ircogle wrote:

    You have to max a child skill and then you can start leveling the adult related skills. Those you carry into teen.  

    That's an answer I got from someone on twitter.

    Does that help you  ?

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  • crinrict's avatar
    crinrict
    Hero+
    11 years ago
    @Ircogle wrote:

    You have to max a child skill and then you can start leveling the adult related skills. Those you carry into teen.  

    That's an answer I got from someone on twitter.

    Does that help you  ?

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    11 years ago

    I think if it doesn't do anything unless you "max" the skills, what's the point in having them? They don't benefit anything and the progress is for nothing. =/

  • KatiePlaysIt's avatar
    KatiePlaysIt
    11 years ago

    Thanks, that's good info to have. Shame really, those skills take AGES to level up, and if it has to be maxed it's not worth the effort.

  • crinrict's avatar
    crinrict
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    11 years ago

    Well, didn't really get a confirmation from a guru. Maybe ask them directly during one of their chat session over at the official forum.

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