It's important to shine here, so you can be considered for detective training. Vice duty can be exciting, but your squad operates mostly at night. You're attached to your first plainclothes job. If you get tired of this desk job, improve those body and mechanical skills and you may be out on the street in a much more interesting job. However, you're on regular hours with a reduction in physical demands. Keep yourself in top physical condition and study up on your mechanical skills so you can be considered for a shield.Ī break from the mean streets, and a promotion with pay hike.but tons of paperwork. You're riding the mean streets of Sim City in a squad car-dangerous work without a lot of pay. Improve your body skill so you can graduate and get a real job. Like a combination of boot camp and college, the experience can be physically and mentally draining. You're going to the Police Academy, with a starting salary from the city burning a hole in your blues. Also you can't leave your post which means your skills on the hot plate come in handy at meal breaks. As you're required to supply your own firearm and uniforms, it doesn't leave much in your pay envelope. Captain Hero is also the name of a character from the animated TV series Drawn Together.Ī badge, a gun. It is unique among all career tracks in that its rank 10 job is not a job at all, but a specific character: Captain Hero, also known as Maxis Man or SuperSim, a flying superhero from the Simcity games who would sometimes show up to fight disasters. Requiring an average number of friends to reach rank 10, it is neither especially difficult nor especially easy to progress through.
Its pay curve is also bent slightly upward, with bigger pay differences between the lower ranks than the higher ones. Of the ten career tracks that shipped with the base game, Law Enforcement had the second-highest pay at rank 1 and the second-lowest at rank 10, following a very similar pay curve to the Military and Politics career tracks.
Captain Hero saving the day in Simcity 2k
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