"egwarhammer;15046609" wrote:
"Orchid13;15046580" wrote:
"egwarhammer;15046508" wrote:
Will it work if I do it with a played household that isnt active? Or must they be in currently not world,
Help @mcrudd please
Post edited by Orchid13 on 7:50PM
@Orchid13
Restaurant workers must be (and stay) UNPLAYED.
Not in world/In world doesn't matter for setting it up, they just mainly need to be unplayed, unemployed, and have at least Cooking 7 to be considered for Chef. (Not sure on the other two, but I looked at 3 Chefs).
Moving them into a house after they're hired is supposed to make it less likely for the game to cull them or unemploy them.
(They did *something* new to NPC Careers lately, some at least... used to be I could put a Mailman in a house and they'd keep their job... more recently, if I house a mailman, they immediately "quit" the job. I liked it better before they "fixed" it.)
Just mentioning the mailman thing in case something snags with the restaurant workers. It may be something new they've done. It may not happen, this is just-in-case territory. Game has a lot of that.
Save a copy of your game to your desktop if you're concerned. :)
Edit: autocorrect is fast becoming the bane of my existence. >.<
Thank, but why must they have skill level 7, if the ones hireable by EA have one cooking skills. Also is it just luck. Cause the last time i hired i saw non of my unplayaed households
I don't know for sure. In the game I looked at the 3 chefs in, 2 had 7 cooking and one had 8. I assumed (bad practice, sorry) that meant they had to have that to be considered.
Cooking and Gourmet Cooking are different. (Captain Obvious moment, don't mind me...) I don't understand why it looks at cooking when it's gourmet cooking the chef station increases, either. This game is just whack, sometimes.
I wonder if "sort order" has to do with Sim IDs?
I really haven't played with restaurants a lot... maybe I should just hush. :)
Thank you for your information anyway, maybe @mcrudd could clear that up for us
