How in the world do you ever get enough of the dollars to buy things? It seems like a lot of the furniture costs those dollars and unless I purchase some with real money, I can't really afford anything in game. I want to unlock the newer careers, but I only have 65 dollars and it costs 175 for each building. I can only gain 1-3 per quest/tasks and it's going to take forever to do anything at this pace.
How have you moved ahead without spending actual money?
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From my experience playing you earn Simoleons on quite a regular basis while SimCash is the harder to earn currency within the game. SimCash can be purchased with real money while Simoleons can be purchased with SimCash.
As for unlocking new buildings for careers, in my game at the Market Square the price of buildings go up each time you unlock a new career building, before unlocking the Fashion Studio each building showed it cost 175 Simoleons to unlock, and after unlocking the building the prices of the other buildings went up but they're still being sold with Simoleons.
Perhaps you're getting the two different currencies confused with one another?
So basically, it'll take 3 years to unlock anything. Sounds like this just isn't the game for me.
If your not willing to pay anything, you are probably right.
Well I am willing to pay a little, but the price per object is kind of outrageous. I can get a whole stuff pack for $10 for the real game. And here they want $20 for about 6-8 objects. That's highway robbery!
I'm going to keep playing and see how far I can go before it gets redundant and boring. So far it's just like never-ending working long shifts just to try and afford the daily task of buying furniture. I'm very nearly over it.
For what it's worth, you don't even need furniture unless you want to always complete the tasks/quests. The sims only gain anything from the toilet, sink, and bed that I've noticed...the rest is basically there for show. Pretty pointless.
I can barely express my disappointment with this game. And I can't control my kids. What the heck?
Let me show you what my cute little kid turned into:
My worker bees and the two kids:
What the little boy grew into today: