If you’re looking for tips and tricks to boost your game and gain the highest levels, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, I’ll discuss Levels in the Science skill, Correlation of scientific data with other Sims’ scientific data, and how to use a telescope to improve your logic skills. But first, let’s discuss what Science is and how to do research on Sims 3.

Levels of the Science skill

If you’re an avid gamer, you’ll want to know how to increase the level of your Sim’s Science skill. If you have a high level, you’ll be able to extract DNA samples from other Sims. First, you’ll need a relationship with the Sim you’re asking for the DNA sample from. You can request samples from as many Sims as you like, but only after you’ve established a good relationship with the Sim you’ll be asking for the DNA.

Once you reach level 10, you can do different kinds of experiments. For example, you can experiment with different types of plants and animals to learn how they behave in different situations. You can even experiment with animals to find out which ones are most suitable for humans. Some scientific experiments require you to collect objects and then test them on them to see which one is the most effective. In turn, you can collect a variety of interesting things in the process.

Moreover, the higher your Science Skill is, the more likely you are to get forbidden fruits. A Sim who has level nine of the Science skill will have a higher chance of obtaining this fruit. The fruit will appear in their inventory after they’ve been cultivated. The fruit takes four days to fully bloom. However, you must remember that there is no way to save it if you want to enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Correlation of scientific data with other Science Sims

For example, in the ToF-SIMS Sims game, the player can investigate the relationship between the mass fraction of a polymer and its secondary ion intensity. The results of this experiment can be plotted against the mass fraction of the polymer, which is determined by its N/C ratio. This method reveals deviating behaviour between homopolymer samples and their copolymer counterparts.

Using a telescope to improve your logic skills

If you’d like to increase your chances of becoming a scientist, use the telescope at the observatory. Using a telescope will give you the same results as using a computer or a satellite, but it will also cause your toilet to become clogged and puddles to form in your backyard. It’s a good idea to practice logical thinking and other skills on a regular basis, even if you don’t use a telescope very often.