EA Staff@BlueWizardRob Thank you BWR for the breakdown on how you organize these tasks.
I still set my Sims on the Long shifts at night,
but t still feel stressed with this Llama-Zoom. And “Emily” just adds to my irritation 😂
@Fuzzernutter I completely agree with you about new players starting out, that mat not have 4 Sims yet. OR. the Expensive home item boosts for extra energy instead of having to use Cupcakes. OR don’t have the helpful heirloom traits I,too, wonder if a lower level gets some slack?
Another thing, if your Sim changes or starts a new Career or Hobby
you have to reach 100% before earning the maximum simoleans, if I understand correctly. Every time you retire a sim, it’s like starting from scratch to get your sims back to higher earning levels,
At least I think that is the case. I might need a fact check on that, though
My Adverts seem to work about 60% of the time & I rarely get blue or purple heirloom tickets anymore.
Just Frustrated & Ranting.
Apologies to All
@katclawsx3 I would hope that the lower levels get some slack.
When you retire a sim, they leave you an heirloom. If it's a duplicaate heirloom they leave you, you can sell those for heirloom tickets. Once you have an open slot you can promote kids, create a new sim, marry an NPC to take in your game or a player can give you a sim in trade ( trade thread in here) . Yes those sims will start from scratch on earning traits, job and career. You can retire sims once you give them all their traits. Once you give them all their traits it takes a few days to get the retirement notice. You dont have to wait until level 10 to retire a sim. if you play them to 10 on job and hobby, you will get more heirloom tickets. Level 10 gives you 3 blue heirloom tickets. Having kids and doing retirement activities also gets you heirloom tickets
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