Generic Lots are Still Ghost Towns
This has been a problem since the base game came out, but...Well, it's about the Generic lot type. It's the lot type that allows for the most creative freedom with community lots, since there's no ite...
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"Ninoochat;15610639" wrote:"king_of_simcity7;15610544" wrote:
I think that this is a shame as 'busier community lots' was one thing that was 'promised' to the players because 'community lots are so empty in TS3!' yet in TS3 I have seen busy community lots with my own eyes :open_mouth:"jusMeh;15610608" wrote:
Huh? I thought only the Sims 3 had 'horrible ghost towns.' Interesting.
This is getting ridiculous guys. Don't you have better things to do than jump on ts4 threads to boast about ts3? You're completely off topic, not helping, even trying to start an argument. It's getting old, feels like 2010 all over again when ts2 people could not stop criticizing ts3.
On topic. I think generic lots were made so that you can pretend to own another lot for your family, like a personal museum or a secondary house (maybe a fancy vacation house on the island of Windenburg!), so that no one can intrude in your property. I like to use it on cemetery, those places aren't usually full of people.
You can create any type of lot and just hide the required items in a closed off basement, just pick any lot type close enough to what you're creating!
I thought I'm the only one who think Sims 3 fanatics are getting a little too annoying to deal with.
Then, to OP, are you sure? In my game, I always have problem with crowd. Even if it is a generic lot, I always seem to have people coming especially the clubbers.
