If I remember correctly items in The Sims 1 don't start depreciating in value until 24 hours after purchase. So if you really wanted to micromanage your finance you could buy/sell whatever furniture you needed to fulfill a specific motive and then immediately sell it to fulfill another motive with something else. (3:28 is a toaster oven!)
The microwave cannot catch fire but the cheaper toaster oven that looks almost identical can. I remember it being mentioned in the Prima strategy guide. The developers of The Sims 1 were evil. --- EDIT: I checked the Prima guide and it states, "Notes: This little roaster is better at starting fires than cooking food. Improve your Cooking Skills and buy a real oven. Until then, use a microwave." It also gives the Hunger stat for the base game appliances and surfaces. FRIDGES Llamark: +9 Porcina: +12 Freeze Secret: +16 PREP SURFACES/DEVICES Dishwasher: +5 Trash Compactor: +5 Counter: +16 Food Processor: +32 COOKERS Toaster Oven: +9 + 1× Cooking Microwave: +16 + 1× Cooking Dialectric Stove: +32 + 1.5× Cooking Pyrotorre Stove: +48 + 1.5× Cooking --- Here is the Hunger replenishment stat for some different scenarios. Cheapest fridge, prep on counter: 25 points Cheapest fridge, prep on food processor, cook in microwave at 0 Cooking: 57 points Most expensive fridge, prep on food processor, cook on expensive stove at 2 Cooking: 99 points Most expensive fridge, prep on food processor, cook on expensive stove at 10 Cooking: 111 points
Conclusion: the type of fridge and Cooking skill have a relatively small impact on food quality compared to the food processor and stove. Sims only need 2 Cooking skill to prevent fires (this is also stated in the Prima guide), so the way to get the best value when starting out is to immediately get all your Sims to 2 Cooking, and use the cheap fridge with a food processor and the most expensive stove you can afford (with the Pyrotorre stove this gives a food quality level of 92, only 19 less than the base game maximum of 111).
i just found this channel today, watched all videos, and it's a coincidence that happened when i was looking for mods to start playing sims 4 again, so it's definitively worth the sub (btw sorry for my poorly english)
i wish you made longer videos lol, I like putting this on background while doing my work then when I'm finished I'll just rewatch it to see what's going on
I'll try to make them longer :) I usually have a footage of over 2 hs of gameplay and then after choosing the best parts it ends up in a short video lol
Jesus Christ....JUST BUY SOME TREES AND DELETE THEM! THERE! ALL YOUR MONEY GOONEE!!! STOP RUINING THE LAND SCAPE. I LEARNED THIS BACK WHEN I FIRST PLAYED THE SIMS BACK IN 2000. YOU SHOUKD KNOW THIS BY NOW!
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If I remember correctly items in The Sims 1 don't start depreciating in value until 24 hours after purchase. So if you really wanted to micromanage your finance you could buy/sell whatever furniture you needed to fulfill a specific motive and then immediately sell it to fulfill another motive with something else.
(3:28 is a toaster oven!)
The microwave cannot catch fire but the cheaper toaster oven that looks almost identical can. I remember it being mentioned in the Prima strategy guide. The developers of The Sims 1 were evil.
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EDIT: I checked the Prima guide and it states, "Notes: This little roaster is better at starting fires than cooking food. Improve your Cooking Skills and buy a real oven. Until then, use a microwave."
It also gives the Hunger stat for the base game appliances and surfaces.
FRIDGES
Llamark: +9
Porcina: +12
Freeze Secret: +16
PREP SURFACES/DEVICES
Dishwasher: +5
Trash Compactor: +5
Counter: +16
Food Processor: +32
COOKERS
Toaster Oven: +9 + 1× Cooking
Microwave: +16 + 1× Cooking
Dialectric Stove: +32 + 1.5× Cooking
Pyrotorre Stove: +48 + 1.5× Cooking
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Here is the Hunger replenishment stat for some different scenarios.
Cheapest fridge, prep on counter: 25 points
Cheapest fridge, prep on food processor, cook in microwave at 0 Cooking: 57 points
Most expensive fridge, prep on food processor, cook on expensive stove at 2 Cooking: 99 points
Most expensive fridge, prep on food processor, cook on expensive stove at 10 Cooking: 111 points
Conclusion: the type of fridge and Cooking skill have a relatively small impact on food quality compared to the food processor and stove. Sims only need 2 Cooking skill to prevent fires (this is also stated in the Prima guide), so the way to get the best value when starting out is to immediately get all your Sims to 2 Cooking, and use the cheap fridge with a food processor and the most expensive stove you can afford (with the Pyrotorre stove this gives a food quality level of 92, only 19 less than the base game maximum of 111).
i just found this channel today, watched all videos, and it's a coincidence that happened when i was looking for mods to start playing sims 4 again, so it's definitively worth the sub
(btw sorry for my poorly english)
i wish you made longer videos lol, I like putting this on background while doing my work then when I'm finished I'll just rewatch it to see what's going on
I'll try to make them longer :) I usually have a footage of over 2 hs of gameplay and then after choosing the best parts it ends up in a short video lol
❤ finally this challenge
The woodworking table where you can craft gnomes gives good money 😊 sadly painting pays very little 😔
hello hellO new simclopedia sunday yes SIR
Jesus Christ....JUST BUY SOME TREES AND DELETE THEM! THERE! ALL YOUR MONEY GOONEE!!! STOP RUINING THE LAND SCAPE. I LEARNED THIS BACK WHEN I FIRST PLAYED THE SIMS BACK IN 2000. YOU SHOUKD KNOW THIS BY NOW!
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