Pick a skill, Pick a skill

"jasy80;c-17226527" wrote:
Why on earth is nectar number one? I picked comic book because it relates to another art alternative. when i think of my friend, his sim had to be a painter and writer to get close to comic book lol

I believe it is partly because ts4 is so modern people are getting tired of modern things in their games
and want something that works in old world play too

meanwhile comics, are rather too modern a thing

I am indecisive between Jewelry and Nectar Making. But I really enjoyed Nectar making in 3, and I'd love to see it back in TS4.

all of the above they all have some type of way with interacting with all the ages of sims. even a few could be jobs instead.

It was a tough choice between jewelry crafting and Nectar making. I think I'd want to build my sims winery and vineyard more
I would like reasons to farm mass quantities of Grapes and other things.

There's never enough stuff to do with produce, more so when your garden is all set up after a generation or two and you're well stocked with produce.

Quilting would be fun. We could make quilts for our beds. Or maybe just sewing in general, and we could make quilts or new, exclusive clothing outfits that give the "wearing homemade" moodlet. Knitting might be interesting if we could put knitting needles in a Sim's inventory, and they would autonomously knit to fill those awkward silences.

Not sure what a comic book skill would be... but sounds intriguing. It would be interesting if it could be a precursor for a sim to try to become a hero/villain by building up their crime fighting or criminal skills.

Jewellery or quilt-making. I'd like some more creative options for my artsy sims.

Quilt making would be amazing if you could then put the quilts on your beds! I considered the other ones, and I like the idea of being able to get new jewelry through crafting too, but I build more than I play, and more bed-cover options would be amazing. They could be used as tapestries, or hung on ladders...

"ListentoToppDogg;c-17223679" wrote:
If comic book is for kids, then that one.

I think it could be an interest or hobby starting with kids. Collecting comics, dress as their favorite superhero, stuff like that. Then it could carry over into an interest in either writing storyline for comics or drawing them. It could become a full career!