Do you have a favourite lot?
This is a really open question, but basically I was curious to see if anyone has a favourite lot/plot. It’s difficult to play everywhere and I recently discovered my new favourite spot (Fountainview P...
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My favorite lot has changed over the course of time.
I used to play in Willow Creek on the 50 X 50 lot. This is a reasonable and Sim-friendly replication of a house built by an officer from the Civil war, 19th century, for his bride, that my granduncle and grandaunt used to own. This was always Erik Cantrell's house.
I like very large lots because it's far easier for me to maneuver the camera around to really see what my Sims are doing. No, I don't pay much attention to the in-game clock and it never seems to take my Sims very long to get where they're going. (And I tend to be on the impatient side, too.) I also like to play with a full household. I use autonomous and enjoy how my Sims interact, while I concentrate on my would-be Global Superstar. :)
I finally did decide to play in Del Sol Valley. I use the 64 X 64 lot there, too. It's great how it overlooks the city. And perfect for the Teen with high celebrity ambitions.
I have since Restarted my Main game save. I use another house I built, far more rustic in design, but it's also on that cliff in Del Sol Valley. Can't find the screenshots at the moment, to share. But, again, it's on the large side.
ETA: Took a new screenshot, yesterday. Here is the house Joseph Cantrell, Sr. inherited from his paternal grand-uncle. Joseph was his namesake.
https://i.imgur.com/tYAJhUs.jpg
I used to play in Willow Creek on the 50 X 50 lot. This is a reasonable and Sim-friendly replication of a house built by an officer from the Civil war, 19th century, for his bride, that my granduncle and grandaunt used to own. This was always Erik Cantrell's house.
Spoiler
https://i.imgur.com/sLtsvGD.jpg
Then I messed around with platforms (glad I had an unblemished copy in My Library) and it grew old. So, I built a new house. And they moved
to the 64 X 64 lot in Windenburg. This is The Flanigan. Built and tweaked this one from a magazine that gave the floorplan. I added the platforms.
https://i.imgur.com/gOBy8N7.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/sLtsvGD.jpg
Then I messed around with platforms (glad I had an unblemished copy in My Library) and it grew old. So, I built a new house. And they moved
to the 64 X 64 lot in Windenburg. This is The Flanigan. Built and tweaked this one from a magazine that gave the floorplan. I added the platforms.
https://i.imgur.com/gOBy8N7.jpg
I like very large lots because it's far easier for me to maneuver the camera around to really see what my Sims are doing. No, I don't pay much attention to the in-game clock and it never seems to take my Sims very long to get where they're going. (And I tend to be on the impatient side, too.) I also like to play with a full household. I use autonomous and enjoy how my Sims interact, while I concentrate on my would-be Global Superstar. :)
I finally did decide to play in Del Sol Valley. I use the 64 X 64 lot there, too. It's great how it overlooks the city. And perfect for the Teen with high celebrity ambitions.
Spoiler
This is a copy I built of the Sims2 Wright Way House. I placed it in Brindleton Bay, at first but then moved it to Del Sol Valley.
https://i.imgur.com/U521cts.jpg
This is a copy I built of the Sims2 Wright Way House. I placed it in Brindleton Bay, at first but then moved it to Del Sol Valley.
https://i.imgur.com/U521cts.jpg
I have since Restarted my Main game save. I use another house I built, far more rustic in design, but it's also on that cliff in Del Sol Valley. Can't find the screenshots at the moment, to share. But, again, it's on the large side.
ETA: Took a new screenshot, yesterday. Here is the house Joseph Cantrell, Sr. inherited from his paternal grand-uncle. Joseph was his namesake.
https://i.imgur.com/tYAJhUs.jpg
