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Line 12: In ''The Sims 2'', certain [[Aspiration rewards\|aspiration reward objects]] such as Smart Milk, the Thinking Cap, and the SimVac can also aid in the building of skills, as do the [[career rewards\|career reward objects]] which focus on one skill. All 7 main skills (Cooking, Cleaning, Mechanical, Logic, Creativity, Body, and Charisma) are covered by at least one object. If ''[[Seasons]]'' is installed, drinking [[Juices#The Sims 2\|a veggie cocktail]] will aid in skill building, and drinking eggplant juice will give a random skill point. In ''[[The Sims 3]]'', skills have have been expanded, and something roughly similar to the [[talent badge]]s from ''The Sims 2'' has been worked into the skill system. Skills still have 10 levels of proficiency. Sims who have maxed out any skill receive a certificate which ~~could~~can be sold for §1,000 (price '''will''' drop after some time) or hung up proudly on their wall. The interface for ''The Sims 3'' was redesigned, so that information about a skill, statistics and [[challenge]]s can now be found in the [[#Skill journal\|skill journal]]. Additionally, classes in all the skills can be taken at various [[#Community lot skill buildings\|Community buildings]]. Another difference from previous games is that Sims can learn skills on any lot. Previously, Sims could not gain skills on [[community lot]]s, though some expansion packs for ''The Sims 2'' had limited exceptions to this. ==Skills by game==

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