

Players can also catch 10 deathfish and "stock" a pond at home with them for all day access. If the Sim is an angler, bait isn't needed nor do they have the time constraint to catch fish. These fish can only be caught from Graveyard between midnight and 5AM, or all day long in a deathfish stocked pond, with angelfish bait. Second, the first component, deathfish, needs level 10 fishing skill to catch. Gardening (level 7/not required when bought the Al Fresco market, buy from there)įirst, actually cooking the dish requires level 10 Cooking skill, and the recipe book required to learn it is expensive (§12,000).Fishing (level 5 with angelfish bait/level 10 without).

However, buyers of the Al Fresco Market with the Humble Harvest Stand from The Sims 3 Store can occasionally buy Life Fruit from the stands, so the Gardening skill may or may not be required. Multiple Sims can be used to obtain ingredients. However, one Sim does not need to have all these skills, and Plumbots can possess all the required skills with a single trait chip. Sims not born as ghosts will not retain the floating animation after being resurrected.Īll of the ingredients for ambrosia are unobtainable from stores (without mods), so these skills are required to make this food. Despite this, other Sims will no longer react to them as if they were ghosts (e.g. Ī ghost's offspring can also be converted into normal Sims and will retain the float animation instead of walking but will lose the ability to walk through walls. The Sim acquires the Divine Meal moodlet, floats in the air, and a note is given stating that the Sim has been "resurrected" as they return to their original coloring. When they eat it, it resurrects them, turning them back into a normal Sim at the age stage they were at the time of death. Ambrosia also does not make a vegetarian sim nauseous after eating it even though it contains fish.Īmbrosia, soon to be eaten by a ghost sim.Īmbrosia also has a more well known effect that applies only to ghosts. It can be avoided by eating a life fruit after the ambrosia. The Sim's age reset is currently slightly bugged - if a Sim eats the Ambrosia at the day of the Sim's birthday, it will reset the age bar, but the Sim will age up later that day. If they then eat a life fruit to have 27 days left, then eats another ambrosia the same day, the days left will revert to 26 days as if they had never eaten the life fruit. For example, if an adult eats an ambrosia they will have 26 days left. Notes on how ambrosia works If ambrosia is used to reset a Sim's age (instead of reviving a ghost) it will always reset the age to the set number days left for the life cycle. Resets the Sim's age to the start of that life stage - for example, if a Sim is 25 days into the young adult stage, they will be reset to 0.Bestows the Divine Meal moodlet on the Sim, boosting their mood by 75 for an entire week.When eaten, there will be a large, impressive looking explosion of energy around the Sim, triggering three effects:
