Fitting room guard
Inge:
Ok I am happy enough with a fitting room guard as a husband... but he has the "ambitious" trait. He's gonna get rather moody if I can't help him get a better job.
jezzer:
Quote from: Inge on 2010 July 25, 18:26:02
Ok I am happy enough with a fitting room guard as a husband... but he has the "ambitious" trait. He's gonna get rather moody if I can't help him get a better job.
That's why they call them "challenges".
rohina:
Do they have to get married? Why not just use him as a sperm donor?
Inge:
I worked something out - he doesn't have to progress in his job, he gets gratification from increasing skills too. I bought him an easel and every time he gets restless I will sell his last painting and let him skill up on that.
Tangie:
I've been meaning to try this in one of my games, too - create a self-sim and only ever play her and no one else. I never thought to start out as a toddler, though! I tend to get bored easily, however, and expect I'd better try this with aging on normal speed or I might not get very far. heh.
I think it might be easiest to try to get to know other potential mates while still in high school. If you could get the sims to be gf/bf, then they could marry when they both age up. Otherwise I would probably try hanging out at one of the rabbit holes in the afternoon and try to start conversations with the sims who come out and take it from there. But it sounds like you have found a way to keep your consignment clerk sim happy so that works, too.
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