Author Topic: Is there any other way to learn serum without joining into scientist career ?  (Read 7885 times)

Offline Summers

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You can also follow the Scientist to work long enough to get their daily task bar full and then switch back tomthe home lot when the kids get home from school.
Ohhh that's good idea. :D Thank you. :)
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Offline grimsoul

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You can as long as your in the science career but once you quit it doesn't let you use it any more even if your at level 10 of the career when you quit. It'll give a message something like only a scientist has to knowledge to use it.

@Shewolf13  I need to change this statement. It seems that with the patch in March your sim can continue to make serums after quitting or retiring from the Scientist career but only if they have been a scientist sense the patch.
To test this I went back to one of my old saves before the patch where I was doing all the careers and that sim couldn't make serums even tho he had been to level 10 of the career so I had him rejoin the scientist career and used cheats to get him back to level 10 and had him quit and he could still make all the serums he had learned from when was in the the career before.
The option to do experiments was still grayed out after he quit and said only scientist could do this but he could still make all the serums and tainted serums. :)
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Offline Shewolf13

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Oh wow, cool!  Thanks @grimsoul for the update!  I need to reach patch notes more carefully, but then again, I think I sometimes don't remember everything they change XD

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@Shewolf13 No problem, It wasn't in the patch notes tho, it was put in on the sly. I found out it about on a mod site from someone going through the code and they noticed it. I remembered this post about it so thought I would give a update. :)
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