The coach is a little disappointed, but your sim feels that this may have been the right thing to do and your teammates seem to agree! Compete: Your sim made it through with flying colors! Your teammates are impressed and you win some cash from the betting pool! Watch: Your sim just watches from the sidelines remembering the old addage: You can't win if you don't play.
Blow it off: The paparazzi showed the conversation on the local news! Luckily, what you said was true and most people agreed with it Astound Them! The reporters were so stunned with your athletic abilities that their stories will probably scare the other team!
The coach offers you a small bonus for such a great showing! The reporters weren't really impressed and neither was the coach. The athlete career is one of the career tracks from The Sims 4 base game, added in patch 9. After being promoted from level four, Sims will be able to choose one of the two career paths: Professional Athlete or Bodybuilder.
Description: "An athlete requires physical strength, speed, endurance, and intelligence. Start a career where enthusiastic fans will shout your name, wear your jersey, and remember your feats forever.
Description: "Are you a physical specimen with the motor, ambition, and natural talent to compete with the best? Want to earn a living playing a game that you played as a child? Then a career as a Professional Athlete is for you! Live the lifestyle and entertain the masses with your athletic ability. Description: "As a master of muscle, you will partake in a life of fitness, nutrition, and weight training. Train fellow Sims, show off feats of strength to adoring fans, and sculpt your body into the form of a god.
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Civil designer. Snowy Escape. Dream Home Decorator. Interior decorator. Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. A young athlete has to start somewhere--even if it's sweating inside a cartoon animal suit. A very physical grunt job with lousy pay--but at least you can watch the game from up close. Besides water, the coach also expects you to prepare the players' snacks A scout spotted you in a local pickup game and figured you had talent.
Welcome to the "Llamas," Sim City's minor league team. Your starting pay isn't much, and you'll have a lot of training time to deal with. Develop your body skill so you can rise through the ranks. Advancing into the pros, you start out with the league minimum salary, which is the highest starting pay in the neighborhood.
Keep working on your body and just hope an injury doesn't slow your advancement. You've made it off the bench and into the starting line up. Some money's coming in, but long practices take their toll on your mood.
It's essential to get your rest and keep your body in prime shape--this is your livelihood. And since you're going to be interviewed more now, work on that charisma skill so you can get noticed.
You've become a household name in Sim City. You need to be comfortable speaking in front of a camera, not just playing in front of one. Improve your charisma and body and you'll be voted MVP in no time. You're heading through the mid-point of your career.
There is a special need to work on relationship skills here and present a positive image. If the fans love you, that fills the stadium--and that fills your pay envelope. Meanwhile, family and mate and even your house might need attention too. Major income, you've got those commercial endorsements, and you're at the top of your game. Your body works like a well-oiled machine but it's taking longer to recover from your injuries.
How long can you remain "Number One? You're retired from playing: a change both dreaded and welcome. But there's an opportunity to stay with the team you love--although this time you'll be carrying a play-book. Make sure you're still networking with friends because your relationships and creativity are going to get you further than your body skill can.
Sims earn promotions primarily by having the correct skills and enough family friends. The number of family friends they need and the skills they must have are highlighted on the job panel. Still, there are other things which are important when it comes to getting a Sim promoted. In The Sims and The Sims 2 , Sims who've been promoted get paid for that day's work at their new job's rate. They also get a bonus of two times the new job's daily pay. In The Sims 3 , Sims will get a bonus of twelve times the previous level's salary when they're promoted.
In some career tracks , getting a promotion may result in a Sim being scheduled to work twice in one day. In The Sims , the Sim can miss the carpool for that second time without penalty.
In The Sims 2 , missing the carpool for that second time can result in a warning, and a drop in job performance. In The Sims 3 the Sim gets a day off if their new schedule would normally require them to work twice in the same day. As Sims climb higher in their career ladder, they have to make many connections in order to keep climbing. Higher levels in a career track require more friends, though the requirement does not always increase when a Sim gets promoted.
Also, some careers require more friends than others. Careers in The Sims tend to require more friends than equivalent careers in later games, as Sims in The Sims have an indefinite amount of time to make friends. What counts is not the number of friends the individual Sim has, but the number of family friends. Family friends are Sims, other than household members and relatives, that at least one Sim in the household is friends with.
If the same Sim is friends with two or more household members, he or she is only counted once. In The Sims 2: FreeTime , the required number of family friends can be reduced by befriending a Hobby Instructor related to the career a Sim is working in.
This benefit, however, does not apply to the whole household, but only to the Sim who is friends with the instructor. Sims can also purchase the Friends in High Places aspiration benefit. Sims also need to build their skills as they rise in their career. In The Sims , reaching the top of most career tracks requires building four or five skills, though a few require building all six, and the Slacker track from Livin' Large only requires building three.
However, some career tracks only require a few points in some required skills. In The Sims 2 , career tracks added in University require building four skills, while all other tracks require building three.
This reflects the fact that Sims no longer have indefinite time in which to learn skills. In The Sims 2 , a chance card outcome that adds skill points may cause a Sim to reach the skill levels needed for promotion during the workday. If this happens, the Sim may be promoted if he or she meets the friends requirement and has sufficient job performance.
If a Sim's job performance drops too low, he or she may be demoted. In The Sims 2 , Sims may also get demoted if they have a low aspiration level or lose too many skill points. In addition, some chance cards in The Sims 2 can result in a Sim being demoted or even fired.
Sims who are demoted or fired will have a major drop in fun and social and spend a real-life minute moping by the pavement. They will also get a bad memory and autonomous reactions will occur in which the Sim will start crying and thinking about the demotion throughout the day. If it happens due to a chance card, the Sim will come home immediately.
In The Sims and The Sims 2 , Sims who've been demoted get paid for that day's work at their new job's rate. In addition, with The Sims 4: Romantic Garden Stuff pack, Sims can get demoted if their attempts to wish for a career promotion through the wishing well backfires. This more likely happens if a Sim wishes while the well is in a mischievous or a deadly mood. Sims that fail to go to work on a regular basis, that have continually low job performance, or that receive a negative chance card outcome, can be fired from their job.
Fired Sims immediately return home, without pay, and become unemployed until they find a new job. Getting fired is often a fear for Sims, and can negatively impact a Sim's mood or moodlets. In The Sims , Sims will be fired after missing two consecutive days of work. If Sims miss one day of work, they will receive a warning over the phone.
In The Sims 4 , fired Sims can reapply to the career they were just sacked from at anytime and they do not necessarily start from the bottom ranks. Sims in this case will usually start one rank below the position they previously held. In The Sims 2 , any time a Sim is at work or sometimes school for children or teens , they can encounter a chance card. Chance cards encountered at work describe a predicament or situation which requires the Sim to make a decision.
The player can choose one of two options or press ignore to complete the scenario. Ignoring the card has no effects, but each of the other choices has two possible outcomes. In the Sims 2 as far as I know you cannot build skills on community lots normally outside of college campus community lots which are inaccessible to adults not attending college.
Without mods, you will simply build fun or deplete energy on chessboards and exercise machines while on community lots. You do build fitness however! Better to fix the article than to give it excuses. This is total nonsense, of course. Simply multiply the daily wages at any level with the number of workdays per week for that same level, and you have weekly earnings per level.
From there, the comparison with other careers is easy as pi! Getting double wages in the event of a promotion is all good and well, and it helps your household funds. It should therefor NOT be factered in while comparing salaries for the different careers!
Also, fussing about the number of days free you get after promotions, is also pointless. If you get to the top level of a career early, you may be in that job for several weeks especially if you drink some Elixir occasionally , and then the number of free days after promotion is meaningless, because AGAIN, it happens just once per level.
By the way, most of the time, you will find that a sim gets promoted just before an upcoming day off, and on the new level, they would have to WORK the next day.
In other words, the carpool would arrive in an hour, and the sim had no off-time at all! Your email address will not be published.
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