Careers you don't play?
There's so many different careers in this game, plus we can have home based jobs that are not really a career. No matter what kid of job you make up or your sim, there will always be a way to earn som...
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I haven't explored much of the Style Influencer career yet because it's still fairly new and the two sims I've chosen to try out the branches aren't that far up on the career ladder yet. Another one I've never played is the oracle branch of the Criminal career, I'm setting up Cassandra Goth as one, but she's only just become an adult and will take another while to get there. I owned a shop once, but quickly sold it again because it was no fun at all, and never owned a restaurant.
Careers I don't play a lot include Athlete, Critic, Veterinarian, and the Interstellar Smuggler branch of the Astronaut career. Not because I dislike them (I actually like the vet career a lot), I just don't have many sims that are suitable for them. Only rarely do I resort to woodworking to make money instead of painting, writing, or gardening.
Just ignore the daily task. I never bother with it, at least not deliberately, yet my sims still get promoted as long as I send them to work in a good mood (i.e. emotion). All that matters is work performance and getting to the required skill levels, and maybe the daily task helps with the former, but as I said, it has never made a significant difference in my game.
Careers I don't play a lot include Athlete, Critic, Veterinarian, and the Interstellar Smuggler branch of the Astronaut career. Not because I dislike them (I actually like the vet career a lot), I just don't have many sims that are suitable for them. Only rarely do I resort to woodworking to make money instead of painting, writing, or gardening.
"Hermitgirl;c-16860941" wrote:
Tech Guru, and Business.. I don't really like rabbithole careers in general but the ones where the daily tasks include things that drain their fun even more make me give up on them quickly.
Just ignore the daily task. I never bother with it, at least not deliberately, yet my sims still get promoted as long as I send them to work in a good mood (i.e. emotion). All that matters is work performance and getting to the required skill levels, and maybe the daily task helps with the former, but as I said, it has never made a significant difference in my game.
