Is there any gameplay value to a museum?
I have been checking out my EA-placed museums, and they just seem to have a few paintings and sculptures that you can "view". Is there some advantage to having them or visiting them? Has anyone done...
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"SomeChick1;14935114" wrote:
Libraries are so useless to me but I do use and have some current plans for Museums. They're good place to park "Sciencey" things that your Sims can't afford but still want to use. My museum has a fully upgraded Rocket ship so Sims can travel to Sixam whenever they want. High end microscopes, computers, etc. At some point I will make a Collector family with the goal of completing every collection. Once done, I'll turn their home into a Museum.
Libraries can be good for Sims just starting out or for poorer families. I've equipped libraries with the kids' skill building items, so while my adult Sim is using the computer to write or program, their kid can be drawing or using the chemistry set.
I have my fully upgraded rocket ship at the park in Oasis Springs; I have a basement under the community center that I made into a general hangout (big screen TV for movies and the new video game from GT), but maybe I should turn that into a science center (element analyzer, kids' science tables, and microscope). Or I could just add a science center room to the basement.
