What did you do with Oasis Springs?
Since I first started playing TS4, I've always avoided Oasis Springs. I think this is mainly because there's only a few premade families that live there, and I a lot of the houses there look the same....
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I never used to use Oasis Springs until recently when I started playing the Caliente family. Now, I’ve totally renovated the town and am in love with it!
I transformed Rattlesnake Juice into a classy brunch place known for their famous Voodoo Donut, and took out the (in my opinion) ugly gym next door and added in a lovely Mexican restaurant that has a bar/night club upstairs called the Dancing Cactus Cantina. I left the Solar Flare in place as a lounge but have given it an updated look, and next door to that I demolished the museum and put in a really nice coffee shop with live entertainment called the Hi Desert Brew.
In the empty lot that used to be Arid Ridge, I’ve added in a fancy community pool that is reminiscent of a tropical resort. I wanted this section to feel kind of like a high end neighborhood where you would have HOA fees and a country club. In the empty lot by the Roomies home, I added in a cute yoga studio/small gym. And in the empty lot across from Johnny Zest’s place I built a 3 bedroom trailer for a family-friendly limited income home. Lastly, I’ve turned the Yuma Heights home into a very fancy spa. I might eventually add in a cute boutique.
I transformed Rattlesnake Juice into a classy brunch place known for their famous Voodoo Donut, and took out the (in my opinion) ugly gym next door and added in a lovely Mexican restaurant that has a bar/night club upstairs called the Dancing Cactus Cantina. I left the Solar Flare in place as a lounge but have given it an updated look, and next door to that I demolished the museum and put in a really nice coffee shop with live entertainment called the Hi Desert Brew.
In the empty lot that used to be Arid Ridge, I’ve added in a fancy community pool that is reminiscent of a tropical resort. I wanted this section to feel kind of like a high end neighborhood where you would have HOA fees and a country club. In the empty lot by the Roomies home, I added in a cute yoga studio/small gym. And in the empty lot across from Johnny Zest’s place I built a 3 bedroom trailer for a family-friendly limited income home. Lastly, I’ve turned the Yuma Heights home into a very fancy spa. I might eventually add in a cute boutique.
