What lot category do you use for a church?
I just built a cathedral (pic on my blog soon), but I have a problem. I made the lot a Museum, which was a huge mistake because all visitors insist on *view* items on and near the altar. In other w...
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"Simmerville;c-18298741" wrote:
Oh my, I didn't know (or recall) we got a wedding venue category? I have MWS, and I guess this is EA's way to say church. Now I wonder what the wedding venue does fr visitors. Like someone mentioned, it's nice with random visitors. I like the idea of having the priest lead a club though. There are 2 religions in my game, not that I play them very thoroughly, but one is the state religion, and *this* is the former state religion. currently only represented with tis cathedral which is supposed to be from the medieval era. I based it on the Sims Medieval Yacobian Church. so, maybe this one is a smaller thing, wanting to challenge the current state religion (Church of Similius). It is very old fashioned with a crypt in cellar, preaching about the Watcher as a scary thing. Because the royal family needs to tend to the state religion, the regional duke supported this Yacobian church, and the old house that still holds the dukedom, took over the crypt etc. And there is of course a priest/bishop already, residing Bishop's House next door (San Sequoia). (Yupp, I'm having fun)
I have long given up trying to play stuff that's not really possible in game. Even in real life, churches are mostly empty apart from religious holidays and the occasional wedding or funeral, so I am fine with them being empty and just play the elements that are available. You could set-up a club for debate or reading or organ playing/listening if available. If you light candles on the Hanukkah menorah or Kwanzaa kinara during winterfest sims can sing together, so there are some things you can do if you want to have a sort of service separate from weddings.
