Promotions now always ensure a higher weekly pay instead of losing money due to working fewer days, except in very rare instances for narrative reasons (e.g. The overall pay for most careers now has a more exponential growth curve. Pay jumps tend to be right after the job requires a university degree or after you pick a branch. Pay rates at top levels are even higher than normal, and base pay at level 10 have been realigned to better reflect real-life careers and game difficulty. Pay curves have been crunched down so that pay rates at lower job levels start lower and rise slower at first. The hourly pay rates of every job have been completely retuned. This includes a crunch down of all pay rates at lower levels, more exponential pay growth with promotion levels for most careers, a re-thinking of top-level pay rates to better align careers with their real-life counterparts and game requirements, higher skill requirements across the board, and brand new promotion goals like degrees, friends, and fame level. This mod is a comprehensive overhaul of the game?s careers aimed at making career progression more difficult and engaging. How to download: Available to download from the creator’s website. Sims 4 Career Overhaul Suite Mod: Creator notes and download details Still, if you have the packs and you’re looking to bring some more realistic career gameplay for storytelling, this mod will help.įull creator notes and download details for the Career Overhaul Suite mod can be found below. The mod requires several expansion packs and game packs to work though (details in the creator notes below), so it’s not going to shake up the base game.

The mod also sees the return of one of the more loved/loathed (depending on how you play the game) features of the early editions of the game: friend requirements for promotions.

The sims 4 career mod pack