How does the game choose the "one hobby"
J. M. Pescado:
It helps to hit Macro Concentrate after you order the activity. Also, Macro Hobbinate will handle this also.
Kyna:
Does it really matter if the sim pursues a more interesting (to watch) hobby than their one true hobby? What are the benefits of the one true hobby that can't be gained by pursuing another hobby or hobbies?
sloppyhousewife:
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2008 March 08, 11:46:19
It helps to hit Macro Concentrate after you order the activity. Also, Macro Hobbinate will handle this also.
I'll try that as soon as I come across another hobby activity with likewise problems. I'd rather let my sims blog than watch another antfarm again.
Quote from: Kyna on 2008 March 08, 12:08:42
Does it really matter if the sim pursues a more interesting (to watch) hobby than their one true hobby? What are the benefits of the one true hobby that can't be gained by pursuing another hobby or hobbies?
Actually, it doesn't matter, except that sims are supposed to gain enthusiasm faster for their one true hobby.
kuronue:
heh, Cuisine is a fun OTH for me - I almost maxed it out just by maxing cooking skill and serving/eating food, so I imagine if you caffinate often you'll max it easier, and when it's maxed, you get in the zone every time you serve or eat food. Not a bad perk, really.
Zazazu:
Quote from: sloppyhousewife on 2008 March 08, 11:19:36
They should have made bug hunting a science activity - a tree hugger's supposed to weep at the mere idea of pinning butterflies on needles.
Yes, this bothers me. Daphne rolls up lots of wants to catch bugs, and her getting chased by bees amuses me, but as Little Miss Nature (the only Nature sim in my entire 'hood excepting the instructor, apparently) it seems wrong for her to be planting flower beds and stocking ponds just to turn around and actively seek out new bugs to kill.
I'd think that Cuisine + Grilled Cheese would be the optimal combo.
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