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Getting high overall reviews is a key component of fulfilling the [[lifetime wish]] to become a ''Home Design Hotshot'', which requires a total of 100 great reviews, which is very difficult to achieve. This tutorial will help players to understand the scoring system for renovation requests, as well as provide advice on earning great reviews.
==Reviews==
There are 3 types of reviews: bad reviews, good reviews, and great reviews. A renovation request that earns a score lower than 0 will earn the Sim a bad review; a score between 0 and 1,000 will earn a good review; and a score higher than 1,000 will result in a great review. There are also score thresholds that determine how much a Sim will earn upon finishing a renovation, as shown in the table below:
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This means that Sims at level 10 will automatically get a great review upon finishing a renovation, as long as they don't get a penalty (due to an unfinished room, for example).
There are several ways to earn extra points on a renovation score:
*Sims at career level 5 and above have the option to measure the property before beginning a renovation. Although measuring the entire home takes time, doing so will give a score boost of 50, 100, or 125, based on how much time the Sim spends on taking measurements.
*Discussing the renovation with the client beforehand gives a score boost of 50, 100, or 125, again based on how long the Sim spends on the discussion. The Discuss Renovation interaction is available starting at career level 8.
*Learning a client's traits and tailoring the renovation to suit those traits. Sims can learn about their clients' traits through normal social interactions, or through the Discuss Renovation interaction if their career level is high enough.
==Special objects==
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