Dramatic increase in price of Sim's home?
My Sim owns an apartment in Bridgeport. After decorating it was valued at around 453,000 simoleons. But today, it was randomly valued at 800,000+ simoleons. This is very odd. I haven't bought anything...
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Ha, my main legacy household is indeed "Rich" by any designation but I prefer to think of them as "Comfortable." They do work very hard and also benefit from some very wise investments made by their grandparents a couple of generations ago. And they do not drive §300,000 cars, they have been too busy to care about stuff like that while raising 12 kids (not all at the same time) as well as a couple from a sibling who wasn't doing a very good job of it. And now there are grandkids all over the place, some of them grown up as well. They started getting outrageous tax bills when I got carried away with the number of foreign vacation homes I was letting them carry, that's where I had to cut things back so they have a chance of helping set things up for the youngest of the kids as they graduate Uni and get their own households going.
Your 1%-ers would probably look down on them as not being worthy of even belonging to the same country club, but my sims wouldn't care about that either. ;)
It's fun thinking that the town benefits from all that tax income somehow, but afraid that's one of the aspects of town management where the game falls really short on what could have been because as we know the money doesn't really go anywhere. :/
Your 1%-ers would probably look down on them as not being worthy of even belonging to the same country club, but my sims wouldn't care about that either. ;)
It's fun thinking that the town benefits from all that tax income somehow, but afraid that's one of the aspects of town management where the game falls really short on what could have been because as we know the money doesn't really go anywhere. :/
