vacation worlds are boring to me

"Sharonia;c-17425920" wrote:
I forget they exist. My sims rarely ever visit either of them. I miss vacations like they were in the Sims 2 where sims would stay in hotels and there was actually something fun for sims to do. Picking flowers or hiking alone is so completely boring.

Yeah, this is the big problem with Sims 4's vacation worlds. They're not vacation destinations - they're questlines in a new location. If you're not doing the quest, there's absolutely nothing to do in those locations.

On the thread's topic, I had to overhaul a lot of the worlds to make them somewhat passable. Granite Falls is now a relaxing get-away with a breakfast diner, an upscale spa, and fancier living spaces. The idea is that Granite Falls is about pampering yourself, living in comfort and being able to enjoy nature without having to get too close. Sims can still venture through the forests and camp, though.

Selvadorada didn't change much, since it's so small and I don't want to change the pretty houses. But I converted one rental into a Selvadoradian restaurant, so people can enjoy the food and learn about the country's culture. I want to expand the museum with relics, so it feels less like a tiny storage locker and more like a grand, respectable bastion of history. I don't know what to do with that empty forest/park lot, though. Maybe turn it into a nightclub?