What if all NPC jobs were also playable?
With freelancing, and now the new "part time" gigs, it seems like this option is just more and more viable. Why should your sim's librarian fiance have to lose their job at the library as soon as you ...
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"Sigzy05;c-17165893" wrote:"FanPhoria;c-17165886" wrote:"Sigzy05;c-17165847" wrote:"sofasim;c-17164822" wrote:
I'd love all the jobs lol. But what I'd love even more if my sim is in a career, lets say he's a mixologist, and I go to a bar with a different sim I would love to see my mixologist sim tending the bar. Same for chef, waiter, barista, DJ, Athlete and anything else.
You can already do both things. If you have high enough skill in either you'll get tips from tending the bar or the dj booth. Same for any instrument or the microphone so your sims can also be entertainers. You can make them self employed with the "register with the ministry of labor" on the phone.
I think they mean when they're playing a different household. Sure, when I'm actively playing those sims, I can send them to a bar or lounge and have the bar tend or do stand up or whatever. But, when I'm in rotation and playing a different household, the game randomly selects sims to fill those rolls when my sims go out, and it's not usually my sims from my other played household that I set up to be a bartender or musician or whatever. It's usually, like. Caleb Vatore or some plum.
And man, @GGgkkg, I forgot about bouncers! That would be a perfect part-time gig!
Haaa....see the thing is, when the game does that it strips away the careers of those "played households" while you are playing rotational. That's why it doesn't work like that anymore. As for non played I'm not sure but I think NPC's with higher skills for the use of those objects have a higher chance at tending them.
I guess? But then, why do random pre-mades end up as bartenders all the time? I don't think Malcolm Landgraab comes with the mixology skill. So, it kind of works that way, but not really. ANd it bugs me that we can't designate who the professional performers are, and who just picked up guitar as a hobby. And stripping careers of played households should at least be optional, imo.
