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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Yaaaaaas!
It's one of the bigger gripes I have with TS4, that I can't give these jobs to my played sims as a proper career choice. It puzzles me why we can't!
Why can't they just work as a vet at the vet clinic? Why do they have to own it?! Why can't they be mailmen, paparazzi, repairmen, landlords, maid, librarian, all those jobs you see in the actor career, or gym trainers?
Speaking of which, wouldn't it be better if a sim we made is the gym trainer at some specific gym, rather than some randomly generated sim?
I want to be able to see my sims out in the world doing their job while I play as other sims aswell. I want to see the sim in the doctor career at the hospital, my barista in the café, my vet working at the clinic, and a food critic in a restaurant etc.
It would make the game feel more alive and personal. Not to mention how it would help set up stories.
It's one of the bigger gripes I have with TS4, that I can't give these jobs to my played sims as a proper career choice. It puzzles me why we can't!
Why can't they just work as a vet at the vet clinic? Why do they have to own it?! Why can't they be mailmen, paparazzi, repairmen, landlords, maid, librarian, all those jobs you see in the actor career, or gym trainers?
Speaking of which, wouldn't it be better if a sim we made is the gym trainer at some specific gym, rather than some randomly generated sim?
I want to be able to see my sims out in the world doing their job while I play as other sims aswell. I want to see the sim in the doctor career at the hospital, my barista in the café, my vet working at the clinic, and a food critic in a restaurant etc.
It would make the game feel more alive and personal. Not to mention how it would help set up stories.
