I have my first rebel Sim majoring in Fine Arts, and I'm a bit disappointed that the Art Appraiser works in the Criminal Hideout and not in the business&journalism rabbit hole. I get that the forgerer is a criminal and therefor should work in the Criminal Hideout, but I wish it was possible for the other branch, or just the whole career, to be in the business&journalism rabbit hole!
Is it possible to move the career to the business&journalism rabbit hole?
I am a budding curator and a art history student and would love to work as an art appraiser in RL... and I'm not a criminal :!:
I know it's just a game
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Thank you!
I'm going to use the theatre from Moonlight Falls in all my world's if this is the case!, but I still wish it was in the business&journalism rabbit hole.
you can't move the career to a different rabbithole .
and the video game designer is at the business rabbithole
Not without a mod, and I couldn't even point you toward a mod that does allow this, since I do not know of one specifically. I would assume that it could be done through a mod, though, or with a custom rabbithole. Somebody more knowledgeable than me on this topic would probably be able to answer more thoroughly.
I thought it'd be in the museum or business or theatre area at first.
I'm guessing it's in the criminal place because they're supposed to be rebels.
I guess I have to settle for the theatre from 🐸🐸🐸🐸 - it's much better than the Abandoned Warehouse!
I think that science and technology should be grouped together in a rabbit hole and that the video game designer should work there instead of in the business&journalism rabbit hole. It would even make sense for both branches of the art appraiser career to be in the business&journalism rabbit hole, because art forgery is a white-collar crime.
Oh well
maybe you could use MV's rabithole? or build an office around LL's if you have thouse Towns and don't want to use the 🐸🐸🐸🐸 one.......
Art is worth whatever an appraiser says it's worth. Doesn't matter how expensive the paint or canvas is, whether or not it's part of a collection, or how much time went into it, it's competely up to an appraiser to say what it is. Because art is so objective, wildly different numbers are kind of expected
Which makes it an easy front.
Organized crime is known for hiring fairly talented artists to make art which they turn around and sell for a HUGE markup, but the buyer isn't interested in the art, the buyer is really paying the big pricetag because they're actually buying something else (drugs, weapons, ect). When doing taxes, it's a lot harder to say something illegal is going on when looking at a bunch of art sales than when money is just moving back and forth with no receipts or product to show for it.
Your sim's job is to fake high numbers so you can cover a high profile criminal's less-than-legal purchases