- Once I got to around Technician level (and levels after), there was an orderly that spawned when I went to work. This orderly tries to chat me up all the time, disrupting my work, and doesn't actually do anything beyond making beds after a patient is cured.- I got to GP and went into work as normal. After many frustrating moments of trying to track down illnesses on a couple different patients, I get distracted by a notification that a patient has left because it took too long to get to him (never seen that before GP rank). Then I get a house call that I don't answer because it's never been explained or been part of my work objectives and I don't even know whether it does me any good for job performance, but apparently ignoring it as GP hurts work performance where it didn't before - again, no warning for this at all. Patients continue to come in at a ridiculous pace and leave because I'm not getting to them, and I can see my performance bar going down because of it.- I have never seen an orderly admit a patient to a bed ONCE (no wonder patients are leaving..). And it is very common for the game to choose an occupied bed when admitting a patient, even if several others are free.- It is also impossible to keep up with the stream of patients as one doctor, at all the levels I've seen so far.I've now tried all of the GTW careers, excluding a few final levels of Doctor, and from where I'm standing, Detective and Scientist are fun and well-designed, but Doctor feels rushed and unpolished. Nothing about the Hospital feels like a bustling, functional hospital and the general activities/objectives (particularly when it comes to diagnosis) expects too much of the player, compared to the other active careers. It is incredibly easy to get stuck with an unclear diagnosis and have to look up a symptoms list on the internet to try to figure out what it might be. Compare that to Detective, where some RL observational skill is required for arresting suspects, but most of the time, it's appallingly obvious visuals that you're looking for. The Doctor career doesn't give you a list of symptoms to look for, a reference sheet to compare, or any sort of quick and tangible way to observe and discern between illnesses - you are reduced to hoping you can catch a glimpse of animations at the right time. Or using the russian roulette wheel of diagnosis. What's crazy is I seem to have had an easier time reaching Guaranteed Diagnosis at *early* levels than at later ones, which is the opposite of making sense. Maybe it was just a weird streak of luck, but it doesn't exactly add to my satisfaction with this career.

The Doctor career is my favourite, however, I wish that once your Sim reached a certain level it would allow him/her to assign tasks to co-workers. Even if the task list was limited like cleaning or admitting patients to beds.

I wonder why there are so many npcs working at the police station and just 3 (mostly) useless npcs at the hospital, sometimes at least one of them cleans the mess. It sucks because there's the workers area/gym/cafeteria but no one really uses, there's no sense of a hospital team. I wish they had made the assistant "ask" the incoming patients to sit and wait and they would watch tv, buy drinks, use the bathroom, etc There are actually plenty of seats and nobody uses them, sims are sick but do not sit. :| I could use a npc help to admit patients as long as there are available beds. It really is frustrating specially because EA gave that game Theme hospital and you keep wishing that GTW gameplay was more like it.As if it wasn't already bad that our sims can't visit the hospital to get treatment(when we're playing w/them), when we get to visit a patient at their homes it doesn't matter if you have played sims living at that house, they fill the place w/the same random npcs that were already in a hospital bed before you left to visit patients. It super annoying, we get to see our sims owners of the house and the random homeless npc wandering the lot waiting to be treated. O.o' Idk what's worse, this or that crime scene in the detective career always happens in the same house.

"rosemow;14448945" wrote:Hello @Fourteen :) This is a video of a simmer renovating the hospital building, which I will post in case it may help you.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_aGWYt3tQY0Yeah, that hospital looks cool, but I am wondering if it can be completely replaced. Also I know a lot of rooms are just for looks and stuff, but come on when do patients ever share the same room in a hospital or clinic. Also I think its stupid that you have to walk half way around the damn hospital to use the bathroom for x-ray and exercise. I know one thing EA forgot to do is give enough rooms for overflow patients, so I got a idea that would help cut down the walking time, just not sure if it would work.

"Sid1701D9;14448071" wrote:OK, I am here to help, first the medical career is not a hospital, its one of those clinics that the one that are sick with low income go. The point of the hospital career is a quick diagnoses of the sims symptoms, and move on to next patient. If Sims leave before you get to them who cares there is no place but good that comes from it. The house calls do not hurt your performance, but the outbreaks do. I have my sim use the teleport ability from the wellness skill. Sims freak out over your sim appearing out of thin air get up and show their symptoms, most of the time its easy to figure out. Treat kids first as their are less illnesses that affect them. For kids stares around eyes is always starry eyes as doing surgery on kids would increase game rating to M. Second sweaty shivers, the animation of it is kids look like they are playing with their legs sitting down, thirdly if they cough or sneeze its most likely llama flu. Bloady head you sometimes see sims with red circles coming from their head, with sometimes steam coming out of their ears. If you want the animation get the sim to get off the bed. Adults are harder to treat because they have more illnesses. So if you can't find a illness for one adult just move on to the next. Doctor needs to be in logical emotion for the X-ray and treadmill to give positive results more often, also your logical skill is important as it will help you improve how fast you find a cure. If you misdiagnose a patient don't feel bad because it happens to the best of them continue on to the next patient. X-rays and treadmills will make the harder patients show symptoms so watch so you know what to look for when another sim comes in. I have found out that children usually have the same illness when they come in because they get it from school. Also make sure If your behind on the bar for the day go to the house calls and outbreaks and do the collapse sim it will give you a boost. As long as the progress par is mostly green it will say good job.Edit: When you get to level 9 or 10 you can praise and scold co workers when they are not doing their jobs.Thank you so much for all of your explanation! :smiley: I thought there was a tutorial but it didn't show any explanation for what my doctor sim should do next. I didn't know what to do with those untreated patients (after my sim resolved the other patients) until I had to search a tutorial via The Sims fansites. Now, I think I got it for understing how the clinic works, so I'll play around for a bit while before I can overhaul the clinic."rosemow;14448945" wrote:Hello @Fourteen :) This is a video of a simmer renovating the hospital building, which I will post in case it may help you.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_aGWYt3tQY0That's fantastic video! :smiley: I definitely will figure what to design. Thank you, dear.

I agree, Everytime i send my sim samantha to work and go with her, I noticed that the line gets longer and no one does anything but SAMANTHA. And it bothers me because I cant do everyone at once and its just stupid cause only samantha does work... And they have the nerve to say this when I leave work "Samantha did A terrible job today!" No wonder shes uncomfortable everytime she goes to work. She has to do work all by herself.. shes hungry sometimes and sometimes she just needs a break but no one actually does anything to help patients and the one live sim that a person is playing is the only person really doing work.