Apartments or houses?
Just curious as to how your play styles might differ / relate to my own! I've been trying to play in a high rise apartment, but its always a small, idyllic suburb in Newcrest that takes my vote. ...
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> @feetinstockings said:
> when city living came out I was loving the apartments because it was something different. But the neighbours were either complaining or my sims were. about the noise. and the big ones are too big and the small ones too small for a family. and not enough of them with outdoor space. I think every living space should have their own out door space. so I now play in houses, I can choose the size and expand as my family gets beiger or they get more stuff. and I cant imaging having pets in an apartment.
There's that one apartment with the balcony--it's a TLC one and it's really quite workable as a starter home, but the unending cockroaches and mice and leaking pipes make it insane. It's mostly grungy apartments or incredibly high-end and too big places.
> when city living came out I was loving the apartments because it was something different. But the neighbours were either complaining or my sims were. about the noise. and the big ones are too big and the small ones too small for a family. and not enough of them with outdoor space. I think every living space should have their own out door space. so I now play in houses, I can choose the size and expand as my family gets beiger or they get more stuff. and I cant imaging having pets in an apartment.
There's that one apartment with the balcony--it's a TLC one and it's really quite workable as a starter home, but the unending cockroaches and mice and leaking pipes make it insane. It's mostly grungy apartments or incredibly high-end and too big places.
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