90 x 90 lots?
The Sims 2 Pets for console and PSP (bare in mind a PSP is a handheld console from 2004) was able to have 90 x 90 lots, yet we’re up to The Sims 4, and PC gamers have been limited by 64x64 lots whic...
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"jackjack_k;c-16317487" wrote:
You can combine lots in The Sims 4. For example, that combination you mentioned works perfectly fine in-game.
It’s only lots that require NPC’s that can’t be merged.
The Sims 4 and The Sims 3 seem identical to me interms of combining lots. Place a bar on a lot that isn’t a Late Night lot, and it won’t generate a bartender. Place the Java House stuff on a lot that isn’t a Java Hut and it won’t generate a Barista.
Place Gym equipment in a Library and Sims won’t use Gym equipment over books.
I get really lost when people say they want to be able to combine lots like in TS3. Because my experience with The Sims 3 is that it works like The Sims 4.
The Sims 2 however, had “Community Lots” and that’s it, so all Community Items worked on Community Lots and the NPC’s were coded with the items itself, not with the venues.
You can add a late night bar and workout equipment to other lots. They will work. The bars will generate a bartender, sims will interact with it.
And I thought you were right about the workout equipment, but I had to test it myself. I just stuck a treadmill in the library in Sunset Valley. A sim jumped on it and started running -- so it can happen. It's rather silly, though, to work out at a library.
And I don't think I'd build anything on a 90x90 lot in Sims 4. I'm not averse if they add some that big, though. I think that there are some incredible builders who would do wonders with that much space -- and I'd love to see what they make.
