Fans Wish They Knew This Sims 4 Infinite Money Glitch Sooner, As They Discover Taking A Vacation Pays Off
In the ever-evolving world of , one astute player found a simple workaround that can make players an infinite amount of money. Vacation days in are allotted to a player based on their Sim's job ranking, which can go as high as 10 based on their Sim's reputation, meaning every job a player's Sim takes is a chance to make easy money.
Redditor OutrageousBreak9065 explained in a post on the subreddit that their Sim is always getting job offers ranked five or above that they decline. However, once OutrageousBreak9065 realized each job comes with three vacation days upfront, they've been using those days to make money while doing nothing before moving on to the next job. Fellow players commented on the post that they wish they had known about this glitch sooner. The post gives a quick breakdown of how the «glitch» works, stating:
«She's a stay at home mum and the dad makes plenty so I've just kept it that way. But then I realised you automatically get 3 days vacation when you start a new job. So I have just been accepting new jobs, taking the 3 days of vacation and then quitting. Money for doing nothing!»
is all about designing your Sim's dream home and life, and much like in real life, the player needs quite a bit of money to achieve those dreams. Many jobs pay well in , so while a good career for the player's Sim is important, it could be even more beneficial to rotate out of many high-paying jobs while doing nothing. Of course, many commenters on the thread expressed their desire for real life to work this way. As FireflyNitro commented,
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One player commented on the thread about how their Sim is also a stay-at-home mom and used OutrageousBreak9065's infinite money scheme to extend their Sim's vacation at Mt. Komorebi. Jumpy-Job5196 explained that their Sim got to sled and build snowpals with the hard-to-romance Grim Reaper
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