Author Topic: Sims 3 Tips-having fun with handiness  (Read 8238 times)

Offline Swede1992

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Re: Sims 3 Tips-having fun with handiness
« Reply #15 on: January 27, 2010, 05:21:49 PM »
Metro, I could picture before myself how a handy sim could upgrade something faster than an amateur, but I've never thought that skilled cooks cook faster than unskilled ones. For example, how can you boil pasta quicker just because you know how to boil pasta? It still takes 8-11 minutes no matter what you do, the water can only boil, nothing more. :)
It's not just about the actual cook time.  A highly experienced chef will be able to prepare a dish for cooking much faster than a novice who fumbles around the kitchen.
OK Pam, I'll give you that one, but in theory people should know, at least basically, how to bring out a saucepan and some water (maybe salt and oil as well). ;)
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Re: Sims 3 Tips-having fun with handiness
« Reply #16 on: January 27, 2010, 05:22:08 PM »
In terms of handiness, I could totally understand why upgrading completely different things would have a fixed time, but I tend to think that upgrading the same items multiple times should make you much fast after the first couple. (sprinklers, anyone?)



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