Bringing Burglars and Police NPC Back
Burglars were the classic villain of the franchise,those commercial characters caused drama and unpredictability to your sims lives, stealing there toilet, bed etc in there little sack, I think every ...
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I was thinking about this the other day and I think burglars would make a great Freelance Career or an active career like Dream Home Decorator.
Like, your sim could pick tasks (rabbit hole and active) to steal objects from other residential and community lots. Perhaps there could also be stealable items within the open worlds, too.
And omg, I think I am having an epiphany. An online store, where all kinds of simmers (freelancers, self-employed, crafters etc.) could sell their items, including robbers. You could actually have a rating system for sellers depending on skills. Robbers could get caught depending on certain skills (e.g. photography, mischief, logic and programming). And a sim could also look for their stolen goods and call the police on the seller to get the item back.
And if you have City Living or Eco Living you could sell them at the Flea Market or at the community market space.
I'd love this so much and it could offer so many great pack integration features.
Like, your sim could pick tasks (rabbit hole and active) to steal objects from other residential and community lots. Perhaps there could also be stealable items within the open worlds, too.
And omg, I think I am having an epiphany. An online store, where all kinds of simmers (freelancers, self-employed, crafters etc.) could sell their items, including robbers. You could actually have a rating system for sellers depending on skills. Robbers could get caught depending on certain skills (e.g. photography, mischief, logic and programming). And a sim could also look for their stolen goods and call the police on the seller to get the item back.
And if you have City Living or Eco Living you could sell them at the Flea Market or at the community market space.
I'd love this so much and it could offer so many great pack integration features.
