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''[[The Sims: Livin' Large]]'' introduced the [[KraftMatic Woodworking Table]], which could be used to make [[Garden gnome|gnomes]]. This workbench reappeared in ''[[The Sims: Makin' Magic]]'', where it was accompanied by the [[Craft-A-Gargoyle]] workbench. Both of these items build a Sim's [[Mechanical]] skill. |
''[[The Sims: Livin' Large]]'' introduced the [[KraftMatic Woodworking Table]], which could be used to make [[Garden gnome|gnomes]]. This workbench reappeared in ''[[The Sims: Makin' Magic]]'', where it was accompanied by the [[Craft-A-Gargoyle]] workbench. Both of these items build a Sim's [[Mechanical]] skill. |
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A gnome can be made every 25 minutes, not counting the time required to put the gnome down and walk back to the workbench to start work on a new one (which brings the time per gnome closer to 30 minutes). At §100 per gnome, this pays more than any of the game's 20 career tracks, with much more flexible hours, no need to make friends, no possibility of getting fired, and no need for any job skills other than Mechanical. In short, |
A gnome can be made every 25 minutes, not counting the time required to put the gnome down and walk back to the workbench to start work on a new one (which brings the time per gnome closer to 30 minutes). At §100 per gnome, this pays more than any of the game's 20 career tracks, with much more flexible hours, no need to make friends, no possibility of getting fired, and no need for any job skills other than Mechanical. In short, it makes career tracks utterly obsolete. |
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==The Sims 2== |
==The Sims 2== |
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== Trivia == |
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The Crazy Fun Toybench is in Dead Space 2, another Electronic Arts published game. It is found on Chapter 6, right after you're blown into a Residential apartment. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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