Dragon Valley or Monte Vista/Hidden Springs
I am planning to get a new world in a couple of months. I am looking for the best world originality/storytelling. I have Lunar Lakes and Midnight Hollow already, and love them. I am also enjoying p...
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I think Dragon Valley is beautiful and a lot of fun to play. I own Monte Vista and Hidden Springs too, and I've poked at them a bit but haven't played a proper save there. I'm sure I will sooner or later. But my current save is in DV, as was my last one, and I'm not bored yet.
The backstories in DV are also compelling, or at least they could be if you like what you read. Some sims are based on fairytale characters, theres's a whole house full of orphans whose parents probably died of dragonfire, one of the chefs is apparently procuring meat from unknown sources.... Oh, and there's a very human-looking family running the town full of non-humans, if you want some extra drama.
The other intriguing feature of DV is that when your sims interact with dragons, certain needs get replenished and stay full for hours. So with one dragon of each type, sims would never need to do anything else to fulfill their basic needs. This can change your playstyle dramatically, of course, maybe more than you'd want, but it's at least an interesting change from the normal patterns.
The scenery in DV is also beautiful. I just enjoy looking at it. MV is fine, but it doesn't feel special to me.
The backstories in DV are also compelling, or at least they could be if you like what you read. Some sims are based on fairytale characters, theres's a whole house full of orphans whose parents probably died of dragonfire, one of the chefs is apparently procuring meat from unknown sources.... Oh, and there's a very human-looking family running the town full of non-humans, if you want some extra drama.
The other intriguing feature of DV is that when your sims interact with dragons, certain needs get replenished and stay full for hours. So with one dragon of each type, sims would never need to do anything else to fulfill their basic needs. This can change your playstyle dramatically, of course, maybe more than you'd want, but it's at least an interesting change from the normal patterns.
The scenery in DV is also beautiful. I just enjoy looking at it. MV is fine, but it doesn't feel special to me.
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