Community Manager
My Community Center practically runs itself. With video games, basketball, food, computers and art corner, plus showers and bunk bed room, so customers don't leave when they get tired. In winter there's an ice skating rink and in the summer I switch it out for a pool. I had to put in 2 kiosks at the door because customers "line up" outside, sometimes up to 12 people. They were freezing in winter, since most show up in shorts and t-shirts. When it's really cold out the center doesn't open, since Sims freeze in the back yard playing basketball. Also, I saw another simmer post that they used the portable bathrooms, so I put one in the back yard. My Sim doesn't have to clean or repair it, love it! My family went from $700,000 to $950,000. In generation #2, my Sim won $1,000,000 in the lottery. Now in generation #12 they're almost there again.
mlnov39your community centre looks great. The bunk beds are a useful addition. What kind of activities have you set for customers? Does the sims autonomy work well with so many objects to interact with?
Thank you atreya33
Currently I have set the business for eating, basketball, video games, playground equipment and that game thingy in the picture, I can't remember what it's called. It's got it's own category and not included in video games, which is silly. Maybe I'll try game tables instead.
The beds automatically work because Sims get tired after being there for hours. So I don't have to set up sleeping. I did notice that since removing art to add playground equipment not many Sims are painting anymore.
