I don't understand the Freelancer career.
Whats the point of the painter, author, and tech guru careers if sims can work from home under those same job titles? It does not make sense to me.
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If I've raised a Sim from childhood, they grow up with the 'responsible' trait and never have to do 'homework' for their jobs. (Or, usually not - sometimes, they have an assignment when they first start a career.) I don't like managing more than two Sims at a time, so I'd rather have one of the parents going off to the rabbit hole when I keep a couple together.
I think that where I will really use this is with my elders. They have usually completed all the aspirations I care to play, and have maxed out most of the their skills. My current elder (and mother of a teenager) spends her days painting, and it's getting rather boring. Her ancestors already painted masterpieces of all the paintings I want for the house (the cute cat picture and grilled cheese picture) and they have over 5M in the family bank. I don't want her to get a job because I want her to be home to help her teenage daughter with her school projects and homework. A freelance job would be perfect. (Sadly, Holly won't live to see the patch :'( .)
I think that where I will really use this is with my elders. They have usually completed all the aspirations I care to play, and have maxed out most of the their skills. My current elder (and mother of a teenager) spends her days painting, and it's getting rather boring. Her ancestors already painted masterpieces of all the paintings I want for the house (the cute cat picture and grilled cheese picture) and they have over 5M in the family bank. I don't want her to get a job because I want her to be home to help her teenage daughter with her school projects and homework. A freelance job would be perfect. (Sadly, Holly won't live to see the patch :'( .)
