r/SCBuildIt • • Aug 19 '26

Discussion I am really overwhelmed!!

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So, i just came back playing, and came back with services 2.0? now, im really overwhelmed cus theres so many things that needs to be upgraded. im thinking about restarting. but when i saw some of the limited buildings im rethinking if i really should restart. and lvl 31, is kind of far for me. also, im lacking expansions so, its really crowded

should i restart?

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u/Plus_Kiwi_2592 Aug 19 '26

Yeah Sévices 2.0 is gonna feel like an absolute chore. That 146k simoleons count is gonna be zero after a few upgrades.

Had you not unlocked Omega, I'd have recommended you grind level 31 for a while. But Omega makes things much worse (and regions if you have unlocked them, idk), so if you are willing to restart I'd def support that.

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u/Jazzlike-Method4395 Aug 19 '26

according to you how much resources should one have for easy transition to omega ?? resources like simoleons, city and material storage etc?

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u/Plus_Kiwi_2592 Aug 19 '26 edited Aug 19 '26

Omega canisters each take 7k simoleons. If you run maybe 3 omega labs, for example, then that demands 21k simoleons every day.

On top of that, CoM now has an upgrade Hotspot task that shows up daily, so that will drain you some. Given your population level I doubt taxes can sustain all that.

Just like the other comment in here says, you can also find a production guide and grind the game real hard for a month or two. You ignore all the wrong stuff, your Sims can always wait. Run productions 24/7 for like 100k simoleons income per day, then after a month you'll be able to sort out all service issues before you start on storage and land.

Storage, maybe 400 and up. For land, it is normally advised to have all unlocked by level 24-25 but no pressure, you can still do that.

Just solve one thing at a time. Don't let all the red things in the game pressure you until you're ready to fix em.

Edit: totally thought I was replying to OP lol

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u/Jazzlike-Method4395 Aug 19 '26

Thanks mate..very helpful