#skilling

[khaosritual]

[picknmixsims]

The Skilling Sim - Updated

The Skilling Sim

Updated to include menu items to display the Sim's interests and hobbies

[budgie2budgie]

practicing laughs in blender. it's woocking hard! 😭

[7amcoffee]

Runescape art of the character Dang mining Runite with her Pickaxe of Earth and Song! All credit to the talented @shuravf she was such a pleasure to work with.

[rsmikey]

Endgame Achievement Capes

[coriel-muroz]

Hey, how are you? You play with 2 days = 1 year, right? Do you use mods to slow down skilling and stuff like that? I'm considering this lifespan as well, but sometimes even with 1 day = 1 year I feel like skilling goes too fast

Hi @timberllania !!

Thank you for the question.

I use lientebollemeis mod - New skillspan: 28 hours instead of 1 hour It has 3 different options. I use the 2x option (6x and 28x are the other two), which so far is working better with my 2 days = 1 year timeline.

I also have @earlypleasantview 's Skill Gain Speed modifier which I am told will work with the new skill spans. I keep meaning to use it to make some of my sims geniuses and some much slower.

Additionally, I use a lot of autonomy mods for skilling objects, and while Huntsville isn't strictly wants-based play, I do pay attention to wants, especially while my sims are at university (which I also do in 8 days/4 semesters, and that also helps keep them from having half their skills before they are adults).

I use Gummilutt's Scholarships require 5 points which allows my teens to still qualify for scholarships without, again, maxing out their skills before they are adults.

Definitely all of this combined has led to my sims gaining skills a lot more slowly than they did before.

Hope they help you figure out the right mod combination for your game

[katrinsupernova]

Butterfly Dress

Illustration series for the Golden Fool by Robin Hobb