Sims Online has been working hard to provide you all the information you need for The Sims 4 Get to Work launch next week!
This is a guide list specially created to look up extra information about The Sims 4 Get to Work. A number of the guides are still in progress but some of the guides are really helpful to already look into. These are the Retail business guide, Scientist career guide, Baking skill guide and the Photography skill guide.
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Bookmark the page because the guides will be finished, complete with images, screenshots and the last missing information in a few weeks.
Click on the picture below to check out The Sims 4 Get to Work Guide!
2 Comments
So, it’s only 2 skills with this EP? Just photography and baking?
Also, are there any NEW features to basements? Because I’ve read a few pages, and they seem exactly the same as Sims 3.
Reply to Sam Kelton
Yup, Get to Work only comes with those 2 Skills.
As for the Basements, they come with a lot of new features. For example, in The Sims 3 you weren’t able to remove the basement ceiling and expose the basement to the Outdoors, but in TS4 that’s possible!
Here’s a pic from Reddit (http://www.reddit.com/r/thesims/comments/30ivpz/basements_were_so_necessary/) that explains one of the best uses of TS4 Basements:
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