Yeah, that first time in university during the legacy was rough, money-wise, but I can see how it would be a pain to keep earning money from it later on. I'm not going to send every generation, because I can't handle playing it every time, but I did send generation four recently, and it was a much easier expense by that stage of the legacy.
I really love that there are multiple classes and that at least two of them are classes you can see. It was a nice change from the rabbit-hole jobs and classes where they just disappear for so many hours. The Ambitions expansion pack, which I bought around generation four, lets you do this with some jobs, so I'm looking forward to playing that for later heirs. (I mean, the EP provides additional job opportunities that allow you to go with the Sim to work, which is really interesting.)
I have no idea why Samantha the werewolf refused to shift back to human form, but I know I'd cut open my lips if I tried to kiss a werewolf like that!
The second part of university was much less stressful to play. (Though generation four was stressful all the way through, so that was -- well, that was something. You'll see.)
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Date: 2016-04-16 09:24 pm (UTC)I really love that there are multiple classes and that at least two of them are classes you can see. It was a nice change from the rabbit-hole jobs and classes where they just disappear for so many hours. The Ambitions expansion pack, which I bought around generation four, lets you do this with some jobs, so I'm looking forward to playing that for later heirs. (I mean, the EP provides additional job opportunities that allow you to go with the Sim to work, which is really interesting.)
I have no idea why Samantha the werewolf refused to shift back to human form, but I know I'd cut open my lips if I tried to kiss a werewolf like that!
The second part of university was much less stressful to play. (Though generation four was stressful all the way through, so that was -- well, that was something. You'll see.)