Ranking every skill in the sims 4 because I want more

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  @TheDawnofVanlife · 1 year ago (edited)

  The only thing I want for skills is a better TREE system. Like being good at music then branches off to guitar or piano or singing or whatever and they don't all have to raise at the same rate, like you could specialize, but have them connect. I wish cooking, baking, and gormet cooking (and even herbology to be honest) all were branches of the same skill. I wish a craft skill fed into knitting, crossstitch, gemology, etc in some way. And Handiness fed into fabrication and plumbing and electric skills were broken apart. Right now, like the Build/Buy Catalog which could use a sorting/tagging overhaul, the skills could use a genuine overhaul so skills "talk" to other skills and you could see the value of how one skill feeds another. Also kids should naturally develope in some branch based on their childhood skills.

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  @sabrinaloizides-merideth9874 · 1 year ago

  The best thing about high archeology skill in the game is that once you've gotten to a certain level, you get sent artifacts to authenticate and if your sim does authenticate them and mails them back, you get 3k-4k. You never need to work again. It makes SO much money!

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• BR

  @Bridenbrad · 1 year ago

  ok you triggered me with the swimming comment cuz i am a person who LOVES swimming and HATES any kind of gym, fitness type stuff irl. so the idea that swimming a lot suddenly makes my sim want to work out at the gym? hell no lol, swimming should 100% be separate from fitness.

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• ME

  @mel_diamonddove · 1 year ago

  If they had made it where the games you make with programming could be played on your phone or computer it would've been perfection. ❤

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• AN

  @anska7475 · 1 year ago

  Painting, I really like. I usually don't use the genre paintings but the "paint from reference" feature (along with the mod that removes the atrocious painting filter and allows you to add the photography ones) and then utilise it much like you described for the writing skill. I had Brent Hecking be a marine painter once and he just dragged his easel to the shore or harbour every day and painted things there. If you do a lot of building, having a local painter who documents how the town is changing and then have his home turn into a museum after he passes, is also fun. I just really wish, we could get nicer frames for the paintings.

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  @ivypoe_cos2 · 1 year ago

  so hear me out with the baking skill I feel like its very lackluster for the fact that most things that would be considered "baking" are in the cooking section which makes baking feel like a weird extra with not much purpose!! but as someone who would love to be a patissier irl it would be nice to have that as a career but like not a rabbithole lol

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• SU

  @suna173.6jm · 1 year ago

  i wish that the gardening grafting system got expanded. seasons, cottage living and outdoor retreat added so many cool plants but you cant graft most of them

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• CR

  @craftterry9596 · 1 year ago

  i thought the title said kill..... still a good video, but now i want a sims 4 death tierlist lmao

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• SU

  @suna173.6jm · 1 year ago

  thank you for putting horse riding, the romance skill and winemaking in tragic clown loll. i dont have either pack but it helps with my fomo bc those skills sound so good in theory

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• BE

  @beccymartin4512 · 1 year ago

  Gemology skill goes up super quick in the scientist career

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• WA

  @wasienka · 1 year ago

  Btw, once you hit Archeology skill level 9, you will be getting relics in the mail that you can authenticate on your archeology table.  It's worth 3-4k per item and you get one almost every day, which makes archeology a great money maker, even if you stop going to the jungle to explore temples and get treasures to sell. So for me, it's an easy ROSEBUD tier skill.

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  @brainiergeckogaming1625 · 1 year ago

  Remember when you had to have friends in order to up your charisma skill

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