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==My Best Friend lifetime reward==
If a Sim earns 40,000 lifetime reward points, they can then summon a new SimBot who will automatically have best friend relationship status with the summoning Sim. This method is useful if the player does not want to spend the huge amount of time needed to invent a SimBot.
==Invention==
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(ore or smelted)
|Found on the ground in the base neighborhood. Can be mined using a [[miner|miner.]]
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|10 [[life fruit]]s
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*Find it at the [[junkyard]] by digging or detonate one of the junk piles there.
*Detonate any object (more expensive objects create more scrap).
*Buy it at the [[
*Can be mined using a [[miner]].
*Completing an opportunity.
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The recipe itself is acquired randomly, and requires at least level 8 skill. The potion requires Gold, Iron, and Palladium. Therefore, both building a SimBot and converting a pre-existing Sim have advantages and disadvantages.
Advantages of Building the SimBot:
*Much easier material farming.{{clarify}}
*Adds a family member, assuming the household is not full.
Advantages of Conversion via Potion:
*Greater access to materials (Gold, and particularly iron, are definitely more common than Pink Diamonds).
*Requires only level 8 in Alchemy, in contrast to mastery of [[Inventing]] at bare minimum (and level 7 Gardening, if looking to procure [[Life fruit]]s, and the Level 9 (or 7, if with Disciplined trait) Martial Arts and the completion of the Timber Terminator challenge if looking to acquire Pink Diamonds).
*No opportunity requirements, meaning faster rate of acquisition, and also potions can be made much faster than SimBots can be built from scratch.
*If you're lucky, you can buy the elixir at the [[Elixir consignment store]].
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