I was just wondering why Education isn't a career that can be benefited from a University education? OR did I miss it? Perhaps it was supposed to be on the Communication major's list?
Education has always been a little-cared about extra to EA. It doesnt have a lifetime wish attached to it, and I wouldnt be surprised if theres also no achievements tied to it.
The fact that PE affects a single job is kind of annoying too.
Rebuilding Sims 2 inside Sims 3 one lot and sim at a time.
I really wish that all carear from all EP's would benifit from a major.... I hope they will patch it.
I understand why the self employed allways start at level 1.... but still it could affect their payment.
even selling art you could get a higer pay for it if you have a art major.
why did they choos some carers from EP's and not otheres I don't get.
so please EA let all carers be affected by 1 or more majors.
I'm with you on this. I have one Sim who before she went to college was an architectural designer, level 3. Surely she could have benefited from increased wages along with her skills, and increased progress in her career. Maybe I might change her LTW because that's what it is.
I really wish that all carear from all EP's would benifit from a major.... I hope they will patch it.
I understand why the self employed allways start at level 1.... but still it could affect their payment.
even selling art you could get a higer pay for it if you have a art major.
why did they choos some carers from EP's and not otheres I don't get.
so please EA let all carers be affected by 1 or more majors.
I'm with you on this. I have one Sim who before she went to college was an architectural designer, level 3. Surely she could have benefited from increased wages along with her skills, and increased progress in her career. Maybe I might change her LTW because that's what it is.
yea it could have given her a raise... or a better chance at suchses when trying to land custumors... at higher chance they like it (if she had the art degree ofcourse)
just as a person with the PE degree should have it esier in the self employed horseman carere (educated trainers do get a better pay in real life)
and the movie carer schould be affected by art or comunication.
sure even with out direct impact the time you spend on uni skilling up WILL affect your carer...
I noticed that none of the Ambition Profession was left out as well.
Daycare, Education, Fire Fighter, Ghost Hunter, Investigator, Magician, Singer, Stylist was all left out, and including Art Appraiser, Sports Agent, and Video Game Developer was left out as well. Now I know that those three are only unlocked when your sim reaches a certain reputation level. But I think this, yes leave the to where your sim has to unlock those three, but if they had received a diploma there should be a boost in those three fields as well. A sim does not have to attend the University just to unlock the three rep. groups, and if they did not, then that is where they would start at level one.
Yea well I never use the education career anyways since there is no lifetime wish for it and you have to have like 5 different skills. So no thanks.
It would not necessary to complete a different diploma for just the education career. But the Education Career could just be included with one of the other careers. Take for example the Fine Arts Degree it covers these careers; Culinary, Film, and Music. The same would be for the Education Career, just attach it to one of the current degrees that University Life offers. You would not have to go to school just for that alone, for the job boost. In real life Teachers have to go and learn before they can become teachers themselves.
I noticed that none of the Ambition Profession was left out as well.
Daycare, Education, Fire Fighter, Ghost Hunter, Investigator, Magician, Singer, Stylist was all left out, and including Art Appraiser, Sports Agent, and Video Game Developer was left out as well. Now I know that those three are only unlocked when your sim reaches a certain reputation level. But I think this, yes leave the to where your sim has to unlock those three, but if they had received a diploma there should be a boost in those three fields as well. A sim does not have to attend the University just to unlock the three rep. groups, and if they did not, then that is where they would start at level one.
All of them are professions besides education. So there is really no reason to benefit them with degrees(besides education)
The only thing i dislike about this game is that it doesnt have the same amount of degrees you can get like in sims 2 where you had maths,business,drama etc... that is the only thing i dislike about this game, anything else is great!
I noticed that none of the Ambition Profession was left out as well.
Daycare, Education, Fire Fighter, Ghost Hunter, Investigator, Magician, Singer, Stylist was all left out, and including Art Appraiser, Sports Agent, and Video Game Developer was left out as well. Now I know that those three are only unlocked when your sim reaches a certain reputation level. But I think this, yes leave the to where your sim has to unlock those three, but if they had received a diploma there should be a boost in those three fields as well. A sim does not have to attend the University just to unlock the three rep. groups, and if they did not, then that is where they would start at level one.
All of them are professions besides education. So there is really no reason to benefit them with degrees(besides education)
why not in real life a person working of their own will benifit from a degree, atleast in what people are willing to pay.
Yea well I never use the education career anyways since there is no lifetime wish for it and you have to have like 5 different skills. So no thanks.
It would not necessary to complete a different diploma for just the education career. But the Education Career could just be included with one of the other careers. Take for example the Fine Arts Degree it covers these careers; Culinary, Film, and Music. The same would be for the Education Career, just attach it to one of the current degrees that University Life offers. You would not have to go to school just for that alone, for the job boost. In real life Teachers have to go and learn before they can become teachers themselves.
and as the care in sims puts comunication high... well that major could be the help.
As a real-life education major, this annoys me to no end. I hate that there isn't a LTW for education, and now no degree for it. I feel like that entire career path is severely underdeveloped, and has a lot of potential.
I would love to see my sims having to "grade homework" at home, offer tutoring sessions, run the school play, coach school sports, etc.
I really wish that all carear from all EP's would benifit from a major.... I hope they will patch it.
I understand why the self employed allways start at level 1.... but still it could affect their payment.
even selling art you could get a higer pay for it if you have a art major.
why did they choos some carers from EP's and not otheres I don't get.
so please EA let all carers be affected by 1 or more majors.
I'm with you on this. I have one Sim who before she went to college was an architectural designer, level 3. Surely she could have benefited from increased wages along with her skills, and increased progress in her career. Maybe I might change her LTW because that's what it is.
yea it could have given her a raise... or a better chance at suchses when trying to land custumors... at higher chance they like it (if she had the art degree ofcourse)
just as a person with the PE degree should have it esier in the self employed horseman carere (educated trainers do get a better pay in real life)
and the movie carer schould be affected by art or comunication.
sure even with out direct impact the time you spend on uni skilling up WILL affect your carer...
I thought the Film career was connected to the Fine Arts degree.
I really wish that all carear from all EP's would benifit from a major.... I hope they will patch it.
I understand why the self employed allways start at level 1.... but still it could affect their payment.
even selling art you could get a higer pay for it if you have a art major.
why did they choos some carers from EP's and not otheres I don't get.
so please EA let all carers be affected by 1 or more majors.
I'm with you on this. I have one Sim who before she went to college was an architectural designer, level 3. Surely she could have benefited from increased wages along with her skills, and increased progress in her career. Maybe I might change her LTW because that's what it is.
yea it could have given her a raise... or a better chance at suchses when trying to land custumors... at higher chance they like it (if she had the art degree ofcourse)
just as a person with the PE degree should have it esier in the self employed horseman carere (educated trainers do get a better pay in real life)
and the movie carer schould be affected by art or comunication.
sure even with out direct impact the time you spend on uni skilling up WILL affect your carer...
I thought the Film career was connected to the Fine Arts degree.
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The fact that PE affects a single job is kind of annoying too.
See my Sims 3 studio for latest progress.
I understand why the self employed allways start at level 1.... but still it could affect their payment.
even selling art you could get a higer pay for it if you have a art major.
why did they choos some carers from EP's and not otheres I don't get.
so please EA let all carers be affected by 1 or more majors.
I'm with you on this. I have one Sim who before she went to college was an architectural designer, level 3. Surely she could have benefited from increased wages along with her skills, and increased progress in her career. Maybe I might change her LTW because that's what it is.
Education is older than generation... I belive it is from ambitions...
Yep it is from Ambitions.
yea it could have given her a raise... or a better chance at suchses when trying to land custumors... at higher chance they like it (if she had the art degree ofcourse)
just as a person with the PE degree should have it esier in the self employed horseman carere (educated trainers do get a better pay in real life)
and the movie carer schould be affected by art or comunication.
sure even with out direct impact the time you spend on uni skilling up WILL affect your carer...
Oops... See, I'm not right on everything
Then again, they also ignored daycare, so...
Daycare, Education, Fire Fighter, Ghost Hunter, Investigator, Magician, Singer, Stylist was all left out, and including Art Appraiser, Sports Agent, and Video Game Developer was left out as well. Now I know that those three are only unlocked when your sim reaches a certain reputation level. But I think this, yes leave the to where your sim has to unlock those three, but if they had received a diploma there should be a boost in those three fields as well. A sim does not have to attend the University just to unlock the three rep. groups, and if they did not, then that is where they would start at level one.
It would not necessary to complete a different diploma for just the education career. But the Education Career could just be included with one of the other careers. Take for example the Fine Arts Degree it covers these careers; Culinary, Film, and Music. The same would be for the Education Career, just attach it to one of the current degrees that University Life offers. You would not have to go to school just for that alone, for the job boost. In real life Teachers have to go and learn before they can become teachers themselves.
All of them are professions besides education. So there is really no reason to benefit them with degrees(besides education)
i thought it came with LN
but they didn't just focus on basegame carers... they also aded the fortuneteller from SN?! :?
why not in real life a person working of their own will benifit from a degree, atleast in what people are willing to pay.
and as the care in sims puts comunication high... well that major could be the help.
I would love to see my sims having to "grade homework" at home, offer tutoring sessions, run the school play, coach school sports, etc.
I thought the Film career was connected to the Fine Arts degree.
It's only charisma and logic :roll: