"DaniRose2143;c-18088921" wrote:
"Stormkeep;d-998806" wrote:
So a few weeks ago I had a sim spend a full sim week baking all the wedding cake varieties and then on top of that I had her spend another sim week baking all of the regular food/baking recipes. I did this because she had the fresh chef trait and I wanted to be able to sell all of these things at my in-game retail grocery store.
The sim was an elder and she literally DIED on the last day of this process....with about 12 gourmet cooking recipes left to do.
Anyway, today I'm playing one of her granddaughters who is a scientist and it occurred to me, if I had given her a robo arm she could have finished all of that cooking and baking so much faster. *smacks forehead* Her grand daughter does robotics and has made robo arms for several other sims in my game. I just never thought to give it to the fresh chef.
I can be pretty dense sometimes. I wasted a lot of MY time watching my sim baking and cooking too. :lol:
You talking about smacking yourself in the head, it's good thing the granddaughter can't make robo arm for you. From the sound things that's the hand you might have used to smack yourself with.
Insurance agent(on the phone): So, how did he die again exactly?
@Stormkeep's bereaved family: Sir, it's like we wrote on the form, it's going to take more space than this tiny box to explain how he died!
- Ahhm I'm sorry, you want the gravestone to say what???
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This is quite unfortunate, but it made me laugh. Both scenarios. But I do wish you well Stormkeep :smiley:
Have you considered reviving her? - In the spiret of Easter...? I Do it when I have unwanted deaths in families I really cherish.
Also; I fiend the wedding cakes spoil very quickly. They don't fit in the cake display and you can't place them in the fridge unless you drag it/ "open" it. -No "official" action. But maybe they changed that with some of the updates since the pack came out?
Beside that I have to say that im so happy I read this I actually didn't know you could use the arm on a sim! So I learned something new today, thank you very much.
Happy Simming
