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Do you have to go to work? Can you use Rosebud instead?
Asked at 10:09 on Monday 2 February 2004 by theflood Report this Question


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Just like in TS1 you don't need to work, but it is the best way to make money for your families. Careers also bring new opportunities and objects to your sims, but getting a job is not required.

Their will be cheat codes, similar to rosebud in TS1, but at this point (before the game's release) we don't know what the exact codes will be.
Answered at 18:46 on Monday 2 February 2004 by Stash (SimStash)
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when sims 2 comes out where can i go to find out the cheat codes for it? Will it be the same way you can get the sims 1 at cheatcodes.com?
Answered at 01:09 on Thursday 12 February 2004 by shorty (simzgal)
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Once the cheat codes are known you'll find them on this site (as well as on many others). Just wait and see...
Answered at 01:31 on Thursday 12 February 2004 by ChEeTaH (TSZ Webmaster) (ChEeTaH)
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I think that getting a job will affect that lifeline(?) and visa-versa, so getting a job might really help game play.
Answered at 08:02 on Tuesday 17 February 2004 by Kelly (Spankmag)
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u can use rosebud as a cheat on ts1 but ts2 will hav new cheats which u can prob find on this site SOON thou NOT YET!
Answered at 22:25 on Friday 23 April 2004 by Charlotte Woods (bumface456)
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Yeah. I think Kelly is right. Getting a job will most likely affect the things your sims will be able to do. Still, the cheat codes don't hurt. ^.^
Answered at 03:40 on Friday 30 July 2004 by Sara (Serifex)
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