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{{Era|SO|TS2OFB|TS2S|TS2FT}}'''Talent badges''', first introduced in ''[[The Sims 2: Open for Business]]'', represent a [[Sim]]'s experience in a given field. There are four discrete levels of experience: no badge, bronze, silver, and gold. Generally, Sims start with no badges at all, though some premade residents of [[Bluewater Village]] have talent badges. Also, when a neighborhood is first played after adding one or more [[expansion pack]]s that include talent badges, [[townie]]s (including [[Garden Club]] members) will often receive a random assortment of badges, though some will not, but only if ''Open for Business'' is installed.
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'''Talent badges''', first introduced in ''[[The Sims 2: Open for Business]]'', represent a [[Sim]]'s experience in a given field. There are four discrete levels of experience: no badge, bronze, silver, and gold. Generally, Sims start with no badges at all, though some premade residents of [[Bluewater Village]] have talent badges. Also, when a neighborhood is first played after adding one or more [[expansion pack]]s that include talent badges, [[townie]]s (including [[Garden Club]] members) will often receive a random assortment of badges, though some will not. In addition, [[Servo]]s can start with a random assortment of badges when they are activated. All [[PlantSim]]s have a gold badge in gardening, and PlantSims can pass their other talents to their spore-children, though usually at a lower level. A [[Bigfoot]] has gold in all talent badges that were available when he joined a Sim household.
In addition, [[Servo]]s can start with a random assortment of badges when they are activated. All [[PlantSim]]s have a gold badge in gardening, and PlantSims can pass their other talents to their spore-children, though usually at a lower level. A [[Bigfoot]] has gold in all talent badges that were available when he joined a Sim household.


== Gaining badges ==
== Gaining badges ==
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Gaining higher talent badges usually grants Sims more options of what to create on the crafting benches, and lowers the likelihood of failure. It also reduces the time needed to perform the activity. This is particularly important for cashiering, as customers may get annoyed if they have to wait in line too long.
Gaining higher talent badges usually grants Sims more options of what to create on the crafting benches, and lowers the likelihood of failure. It also reduces the time needed to perform the activity. This is particularly important for cashiering, as customers may get annoyed if they have to wait in line too long.


Talent badges can also be obtained through the use of cheats. Players can spawn the "Badge Juicer" cheat object using the [[testing cheats]], which can be used to add or remove talent badges from Sims.
==The Sims 2: Open for Business==

==List of talent badges==
===The Sims 2: Open for Business===
The initial talent badges that appeared in ''Open for Business'' were (in alphabetical order):
The initial talent badges that appeared in ''Open for Business'' were (in alphabetical order):
*[[Cosmetology]]
*[[Cosmetology]]
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*[[Toy Making]]
*[[Toy Making]]


==The Sims 2: Seasons==
===The Sims 2: Seasons===
''[[The Sims 2: Seasons]]'' added two more badges:
''[[The Sims 2: Seasons]]'' added two more badges:
*[[Fishing]]
*[[Fishing]]
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All [[PlantSim]]s have a gold talent badge in Gardening.
All [[PlantSim]]s have a gold talent badge in Gardening.


==The Sims 2: FreeTime==
===The Sims 2: FreeTime===
''[[The Sims 2: FreeTime]]'' added two more badges:
''[[The Sims 2: FreeTime]]'' added two more badges:
*[[Pottery]]
*[[Pottery]]
*[[Sewing]]
*[[Sewing]]
==Problem with Later Expansion Packs==
If Expansion Packs like [[The Sims 2 Seasons|Seasons]], [[The Sims 2 Bon Voyage|Bon Voyage]], [[The Sims 2 FreeTime|FreeTime]], and [[The Sims 2 Apartment Life]] installed with [[The Sims 2 Open for Business|Open for Business]] and you want to hire [[Employee|employees]]. The available employees of the day will be [[Garden Club|garden club member]], sims from Exotic Destination (Tourist, Villager, etc), Sims from [[Hobbies (neighborhood)|hobby lots]], [[Social class|social class townies]], and [[Witch|witches]]. And the problem is all of them has '''no '''talent badges. So you'll have a hard time to find employees with talent badges.


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Latest revision as of 15:53, 26 February 2019

This article is about Simology. The Sims 2: Open for Business The Sims 2: Seasons The Sims 2: FreeTime


Talent badges, first introduced in The Sims 2: Open for Business, represent a Sim's experience in a given field. There are four discrete levels of experience: no badge, bronze, silver, and gold. Generally, Sims start with no badges at all, though some premade residents of Bluewater Village have talent badges. Also, when a neighborhood is first played after adding one or more expansion packs that include talent badges, townies (including Garden Club members) will often receive a random assortment of badges, though some will not, but only if Open for Business is installed.

In addition, Servos can start with a random assortment of badges when they are activated. All PlantSims have a gold badge in gardening, and PlantSims can pass their other talents to their spore-children, though usually at a lower level. A Bigfoot has gold in all talent badges that were available when he joined a Sim household.

Gaining badges[edit | edit source]

To gain a higher-level talent badge, a Sim must spend time performing a badge-related activity. For example, to gain a bronze Robotics badge, a Sim should use the Robot Crafting Station to create some toy robots. As the Sim works, the player will see the badge points being added, until eventually the player will be notified that the Sim has gained a bronze robotics badge.

Gaining higher talent badges usually grants Sims more options of what to create on the crafting benches, and lowers the likelihood of failure. It also reduces the time needed to perform the activity. This is particularly important for cashiering, as customers may get annoyed if they have to wait in line too long.

Talent badges can also be obtained through the use of cheats. Players can spawn the "Badge Juicer" cheat object using the testing cheats, which can be used to add or remove talent badges from Sims.

List of talent badges[edit | edit source]

The Sims 2: Open for Business[edit | edit source]

The initial talent badges that appeared in Open for Business were (in alphabetical order):

The Sims 2: Seasons[edit | edit source]

The Sims 2: Seasons added two more badges:

Each of these can be earned by performing the related activities (i.e. growing plants or fishing in a pond).

All PlantSims have a gold talent badge in Gardening.

The Sims 2: FreeTime[edit | edit source]

The Sims 2: FreeTime added two more badges:

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