Most underrated worlds? Most overrated?
Anyone else think that Oasis Springs and Newcrest are pretty beautiful and underrated? I live in both worlds currently and they are just so nice to look at and have hidden gems. Also I think that ...
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Oasis Springs is an absolute gem, and the "starter neighborhood" is well-populated in my save with sims who have had stories of their own and made friends and neighbors with other sims whose stories I'll circle back to from time to time. The great weather and the desert vibe (I've lived in Nevada and it reminds me of the outback in that state outside of Reno and Vegas) combine for a joy to play.
Newcrest in my game has become "Markovgorod" since it is literally all houses occupied by various generations of my game's largest (and richest—they make the Landgraabs look like paupers!) family. There's a row of empty house lots I haven't quite figured out what I want to do with yet, though. Might make it a commercial district. Might find some apartment buildings in the gallery. Or might do what I've done now, leave it unbuilt for more Markovs and their descendants.
As for most overrated? I'm really just not in love with Del Sol Valley. I referred to it in another thread as "undercooked". Not enough lots, and they totally missed an opportunity with that LA/Hollywood vibe. The "celebrity hot spots" don't feel any more famous-y than the Blue Velvet nightclub in Willow Creek.
Newcrest in my game has become "Markovgorod" since it is literally all houses occupied by various generations of my game's largest (and richest—they make the Landgraabs look like paupers!) family. There's a row of empty house lots I haven't quite figured out what I want to do with yet, though. Might make it a commercial district. Might find some apartment buildings in the gallery. Or might do what I've done now, leave it unbuilt for more Markovs and their descendants.
As for most overrated? I'm really just not in love with Del Sol Valley. I referred to it in another thread as "undercooked". Not enough lots, and they totally missed an opportunity with that LA/Hollywood vibe. The "celebrity hot spots" don't feel any more famous-y than the Blue Velvet nightclub in Willow Creek.
