"haneul;c-17992114" wrote:
Children can gain a lot of the adult skills already. I don't think they can do woodworking/handiness (it's kind of dangerous), but they can definitely gain piano... They only need to max out the relevant child skill first. I've had parents then help their children max adult skills.
I agree it would be better if they could do a few more - like I don't think they can paint.
I agree--other might feel differently, but I actually don't mind that you need to complete the childhood skills to "unlock" adult ones. What I wish is that
more were unlockable (like painting, as you mentioned), and also that there was a more even spread between what the child skills unlock (like, right now I think the ONLY skill unlocked by maxing motor is video gaming...which is also unlocked by mental anyway lol. Why they can't build fitness by, say, swimming or skating is beyond me.)
I'm also not sure how a feel about limiting the level teens or kids could get to. I'd never considered that, so I'll have to think it over lol. Like, that would mean that some aspirations that don't now require being an adult, like friend of the world or chief of mischief, would now effectively require it as those aspirations need you to max a skill (charisma and mischief in those cases, respectively). There's even an achievement for completing the chief of mischief aspiration as a teen, which would be rendered impossible by limiting teens to only level 5 of skills. I fairly often have my teens complete an aspiration, sometimes even 2 or 3, before aging up (basically any aspiration that doesn't have being an adult or having a specific adult job is on the table for that), and I dunno if I'd really like it if the options for that were even more limited.
