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{{Distinguish|Dig site}}
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'''Digging''' is an interaction for ''[[The Sims]]'', ''[[The Sims 2]]'', and ''[[The Sims 3]]''.
'''Digging''' is an interaction in ''[[The Sims]]'', ''[[The Sims 2]]'', ''[[The Sims 3]]'', and ''[[The Sims 4]]''.


== The Sims ==
== The Sims ==
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[[File:Digging.JPG|thumb|A Sim digging in a promotional video]]
[[File:Digging.JPG|thumb|A Sim digging in a promotional video]]


Digging returned in ''[[The Sims 3: Ambitions|The Sims 3: World Adventures]]''. A Sim with a shovel can dig at a [[Dig Site]] and use it to find gemstones, metals, and other Items. Digging also comes in ''[[Ambitions]]'' in the form of the [[Miner]], which a Sim can invent.
Digging returned in ''[[The Sims 3: World Adventures]]''. A Sim with a shovel can dig at a [[Dig Site]] and use it to find gemstones, metals, and other Items. Digging also comes in ''[[Ambitions]]'' in the form of the [[Miner]], which a Sim can invent.
The Digging Skill is a skill that can be obtained by dogs in ''[[The Sims 3: Pets]]''. It is possible to take a class in the skill, or it can be taught by a Sim. At level 2 of digging, dogs will be able to "sniff out something", which gives their Sims the ability to dig there.
The Digging Skill is a skill that can be obtained by dogs in ''[[The Sims 3: Pets]]''. It is possible to take a class in the skill, or it can be taught by a Sim. At level 2 of digging, dogs will be able to "sniff out something", which gives their Sims the ability to dig there.




==The Sims 4 (please fix this up and add stuff please!)==
==The Sims 4 ==
Digging was reintroduced in ''[[The Sims 4]]'' and permitted Sims to dig up a variety of metals, trophies, crystals, and fossils.<ref>http://www.carls-sims-4-guide.com/collections/</ref>
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hey, sorry, but, isn't digging in the sims 4 too? if so please put it in here! sorry for editing this in!
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but so far, i know that you can find a treasure map and some gems, the treasure map, when in your inventory will add a new digging interaction "dig for treasure" and i don't have much info on that but i think you have a higher chance of finding something rare.

The gems can be placed around your house, and work as Energising decor, they have an emotional aura that makes your sim [[sims:Emotion|Energised]].

This section is not finished because i don't know how to make this section official, and i don't have any photos or the exact information. So if you know more than me, add to this little bump in the road! Ok? Thanks! And yet again, sorry i don't have the '''''exact '''''information!

NO WAIT! I FORGOT ONE THING! DON'T LEAVE YET!

You can find capsules sometimes when digging, and when your sim opens it, there will be a random [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MySims Mysims] figure inside, they have emotional auras, but i think they're playful because it says "playful decor" in the description, and i think that's all! sorry, again for this not bieng an acurate edit..!

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Revision as of 13:47, 3 October 2015

Not to be confused with Dig site.

Digging is an interaction in The Sims, The Sims 2, The Sims 3, and The Sims 4.

The Sims

When on vacation, a Sim can rent a Metal Detector from Rental Shack Zack and go looking for buried treasure. Once the Sim stops looking for treasure, the metal detector returns to the shack and must be rented again if the player wants that Sim to keep digging. More often than not, the Sim will find small amounts of money that was presumably lost by other vacationers. However, Sims may find souvenirs while looking for treasure. If they're lucky, they may even find a bit of treasure. Of course, they may also find an old boot or two.

With The Sims: Unleashed, a bored dog may dig holes. Since vacationing families take their pets with them, there's a slight chance that a dog will dig something up while on Vacation Island, but it's unlikely.

The Sims 2

Digging was added in The Sims 2: Bon Voyage. Digging can yield unexpected treasures, maps to secret lots, rocks, bone, or other objects. Sims can dig on any uncovered terrain anywhere — including dorm, hotel, community, and home lots.

There is a random chance that Sims can bust the water main while digging. If this happens, the Sim will run around and panic while the busted water main creates puddles and lower the environment score. The only way to fix the busted main is to have a Sim fill the hole in. If the puddles are left unmopped, they will eventually spawn weeds.

Sims might dig a treasure chest which is worth §5,000. It can be put up for sale in an owned businesses if The Sims 2: Open For Business is installed. The chest gains slightly in worth for each passing day.

Dogs can also dig holes in the yard with the addition of The Sims 2: Pets. The holes will lower the environment score, and won't disappear until they are filled by a sim or a maid .

The Sims 3

A Sim digging in a promotional video

Digging returned in The Sims 3: World Adventures. A Sim with a shovel can dig at a Dig Site and use it to find gemstones, metals, and other Items. Digging also comes in Ambitions in the form of the Miner, which a Sim can invent. The Digging Skill is a skill that can be obtained by dogs in The Sims 3: Pets. It is possible to take a class in the skill, or it can be taught by a Sim. At level 2 of digging, dogs will be able to "sniff out something", which gives their Sims the ability to dig there.


The Sims 4

Digging was reintroduced in The Sims 4 and permitted Sims to dig up a variety of metals, trophies, crystals, and fossils.[1]

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