"CK213;c-18153859" wrote:"catloverplayer;c-18153347" wrote:
I may place a bowling alley/skating rink on that empty lot. I'm also planning on moving my adult married couple there. Right now they live in Glenbrook.
This world is too small. :s
I am going to have to bulldoze the library to put in a bowling alley.
Why they didn't put in another sub-hood is beyond me, especially since this is the only world with a high school.
Never mind.
The way the area is designed, a bowling alley would look odd in that particular location.
If my sims want to bowl, they will have to leave Copperdale.
"catloverplayer;c-18154346" wrote:"CK213;c-18153859" wrote:"catloverplayer;c-18153347" wrote:
I may place a bowling alley/skating rink on that empty lot. I'm also planning on moving my adult married couple there. Right now they live in Glenbrook.
This world is too small. :s
I am going to have to bulldoze the library to put in a bowling alley.
Why they didn't put in another sub-hood is beyond me, especially since this is the only world with a high school.
Never mind.
The way the area is designed, a bowling alley would look odd in that particular location.
If my sims want to bowl, they will have to leave Copperdale.
There is an empty lot to place on and also the park is a good canidate to bulldoze. It's just an ordinary park.
"Ziafar;c-18153968" wrote:
Can it be possible that for once we did not get a new bar? :D
"CK213;c-18154351" wrote:"catloverplayer;c-18154346" wrote:"CK213;c-18153859" wrote:"catloverplayer;c-18153347" wrote:
I may place a bowling alley/skating rink on that empty lot. I'm also planning on moving my adult married couple there. Right now they live in Glenbrook.
This world is too small. :s
I am going to have to bulldoze the library to put in a bowling alley.
Why they didn't put in another sub-hood is beyond me, especially since this is the only world with a high school.
Never mind.
The way the area is designed, a bowling alley would look odd in that particular location.
If my sims want to bowl, they will have to leave Copperdale.
There is an empty lot to place on and also the park is a good candidate to bulldoze. It's just an ordinary park.
Nope, already taken for my high school dorm and a family that will house a Foreign
exchange student. I'll send them to my bowling ally in Willow Creek if I just have to go bowling. :)
I'll really just use the Boba Tea shop and the boardwalk for entertainment though. Also, my sims take vacations in groups thanks to the dorm.
So I can get by without extra entertainment.
"AquaGamer1212;c-18151223" wrote:"Babykittyjade;c-18151039" wrote:
I was super shocked at how small the lots are.??? I'm definitely the big lot type but every world doesn't have to be the same. Maybe they were going with more of a small town vibe.
Only problem is that I almost always play with 8 sim households and I was planning on moving almost all of my main sims there. Well, I still am but I guess I have to rethink some things ?
Not sure how to fit big families into these tiny tiny lots but I guess I'll take on the challenge. I love this world too much. This one and moonwood mills are going to be my only played worlds for a long while.
I'm going to use a few other worlds only for vacation or big venues like malls and theaters.
I don’t know how many families you’re moving by there’s a 50 x40 lot, 2 30x30 lots, and a 30x20 lot you could move them to. ?
"catloverplayer;c-18154346" wrote:"CK213;c-18153859" wrote:"catloverplayer;c-18153347" wrote:
I may place a bowling alley/skating rink on that empty lot. I'm also planning on moving my adult married couple there. Right now they live in Glenbrook.
This world is too small. :s
I am going to have to bulldoze the library to put in a bowling alley.
Why they didn't put in another sub-hood is beyond me, especially since this is the only world with a high school.
Never mind.
The way the area is designed, a bowling alley would look odd in that particular location.
If my sims want to bowl, they will have to leave Copperdale.
There is an empty lot to place on and also the park is a good canidate to bulldoze. It's just an ordinary park.
"telemwill;c-18153018" wrote:
I noticed Ash used y'all in her segment on high school years. This is giving me Smokey Mountain vibes. The mountains with a lake for swimming and boating are so familiar. The park is reminiscent of many areas in the National Park and many state parks as well. The pier gives off the tourist trap vibe of small towns that are gateways into the Smokies. The bubble tea thrift store would not be out of place in Boone, NC. And of course, the mining brings to mind the back stories of Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn, though it would have been coal instead of copper.
Probably it is supposed to be reminiscent of many places, but I love being able to find elements of my region there.
"rachelwolfe;c-18160246" wrote:"telemwill;c-18153018" wrote:
I noticed Ash used y'all in her segment on high school years. This is giving me Smokey Mountain vibes. The mountains with a lake for swimming and boating are so familiar. The park is reminiscent of many areas in the National Park and many state parks as well. The pier gives off the tourist trap vibe of small towns that are gateways into the Smokies. The bubble tea thrift store would not be out of place in Boone, NC. And of course, the mining brings to mind the back stories of Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn, though it would have been coal instead of copper.
Probably it is supposed to be reminiscent of many places, but I love being able to find elements of my region there.
Additionally, Ashe's surname, Harjo, is of Muscogee origin, and the Muscogee nation originally covered most of the American Southeast. North Carolina would be about the northernmost extent of their range, so that seems like a good world-inspiration-theory to me. Don't know if copper was ever mined there, though.
