Mixology (The Sims 3)
Mixology is a new skill introduced in The Sims 3: Late Night. It will function somewhat similarly to Nectar Making[1]. Like bouncers, mixologists are randomly chosen at start of game and vary from day to day but they have been seen doing the same job. The mixologists have been seen around town, and some of them are homeless, but most of them do have homes in penthouses or regular homes.
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Mixology (The Sims 3)
A mixologist at work.
Features
Drinks
- Bye-Bye - Makes Sims raging/excited (new moodlet)[5]
- Melting Snowman - No effect.[6]
- Hemoglobin charge - No effect.[5]
- Cherry Casanova [1]
- Party Pooper- (Unknown Effect)
- Stomach Churner - Can make a Sim sick if drank to much.
- WooHoo on the Beach - Makes Sims 'In the Mood' (New Moodlet)
- Tombstone Topper - Either gives the "Wide Awake" moodlet or nothing.
- Shillelagh - Gives the "Wide Awake" moodlet.
- Alein Brain - Gives the "Cerebal Boost" moodlet.
- Neon Breeze - No effect.
- KTHXBYE - Gives the "Going Wild!" moodlet and changes your traits
- Glow Goo - Gives the "Wide Awake" moodlet for 5 hours.
- Spotlight Polish - Either gives "Going Wild!" moodlet or nothing.
- Spline Reticulator - No effect.
- Tropic Twister - Gives the "Brightened Day" moodlet.
- Barnacle Breeze - Gives the "Wide Awake" moodlet for 5 hours.
- Flaming Flotsam - Gives the "Warmed" moodlet.
- Carribbey Cooler - No effect.
- Lllama Head - No effect.
- Big Mistake - (Colored Pink, Lime Green, & Blue) Gives the "Going Wild!" moodlet.
- Kneecapper - No effect.
- Sweet Hijinks - Gives the "Wide Awake" moodlet for 5 hours.
- Morcubus Molotov - Gives the "Warmed" moodlet for 3 hours.
- Kyoto My Heart - Gives the "In The Mood" moodlet.
- Zen Zinger - Gives the "Wide Awake" moodlet.
- Sapphire Samuri - Either gives the "Wide Awake" moodlet or nothing.
- Kozui Kooler - No effect.
- Sakura Shoji Sweetness - No effect.
- Feng Shui Fountain - No effect.
- Vera's Glass of Sass - Gives the "Wide Awake" moodlet.
- Pomegranate Passion - Gives the "In The Mood" moodlet.
- Simoleon Sunrise - Gives the "Wash Away the Worry" moodlet for 2 hours.
- Simsmapolitan - No effect.
- Starry Sea - Gives the "Warmed" moodlet.
- Aristocratic Gimlet - No effect.
- Plasma Punch - No effect.
- Deathflower Drops - Gives the "Going Wild!" moodlet.
- Dark Energies - Gives the "Wide Awake" moodlet.
- Black Mood - No effect.
- Red Water - No effect.
- Deep Despair - No effect.
- Falling Forever - Gives the "In The Mood" moodlet.
- Sanguine Slush - Gives the "In The Mood" moodlet.
- Ectoplasmic Residue - No effect.
Drink effects
- Better improvement on Fun
- Some might cause sickness
- Better romantic interactions[7]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 GamesRadar - The Sims 3: Late Night – Good clean debauchery
- ↑ Simlicious - Late Night preview Dutch (English translation)
- ↑ GameSpot - The Sims 3: Late Night Exclusive Hands-On - A Brief Look at the New Expansion
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Urbania-Sims - Late Night: Press Presentation in Paris(French, translated by Google translate)
- ↑ Edenstyle - Vampires - Late Night preview
- ↑ Sims3nieuws - Late Night Preview
Learning Mixology
Sims will learn how to make drinks by going to different bars or nightclubs and drinking the drinks. They will have to drink them a couple of times before they learn.
Facts
- At regular bars, Mixologists/Bartenders may trip and fall. But at popular, high-rated bars, Bartenders will flip and light drinks on fire.
- Drinks are not alcoholic, they are certain types of juice. But they can get your Sim's sick, and maybe vomit.