I'm hoping fewer lots translates into more large lots that have enough space for ponds, chicken coops, llama and cow barns, and crops. 30x20 lots are fine for venues and starter homes, but our farming Sims are going to need lots that are at least 30x40 and larger, in order to use everything in this pack. Not all my Sims will be full time farmers, of course. But I do want the world to feel and look like a real farming community. My knitting Sims will need llamas so the cost of knitting items is decreased which means more profit. But we don't know how many llamas a full time knitter will need. Can our Sims' canned goods be sold on Plopsy? And which crops can be canned? How many crops are needed per batch? These are things we don't know yet, but can make a difference in the size of the lots we'll need. I'd like to know these things before I buy the pack. It's important for me to know as that will affect my decision to buy the pack at forty dollars versus waiting for it to go on sale.
I realize the gurus can't reveal everything before the live game play stream, but lot size is more important when it comes to this particular pack. We have been begging for larger worlds with more big lots for a couple of years. A couple of 30x20 lots is fine. But if half of the twelve lots in this world are 30x20, I won't be very happy. What's the point of having the new features if we can't use them on more than two or three lots in an entire world created for this pack? If that is true, the value of this pack goes way down in my book.
