Which neighborhood do you like the best?

"dogzdinner;c-18018444" wrote:
I can never decide, I go through phases where I only want to play in the snow or on a beach or in the city, etc!
except Magnolia Promenade....I have no idea what to do with that place and its a ghost town in all my saves!

I've used it as a residential neighborhood in the past, in my current save it's a restaurant/nightclub district.

"ldmarko;c-18018843" wrote:

"dogzdinner;c-18018444" wrote:
I can never decide, I go through phases where I only want to play in the snow or on a beach or in the city, etc!
except Magnolia Promenade....I have no idea what to do with that place and its a ghost town in all my saves!

I've used it as a residential neighborhood in the past, in my current save it's a restaurant/nightclub district.

My Magnolia Promenade consists of a restaurant, an up-and-coming hotspot cafe, a large community garden, and a residential apartment block. I also really struggles what to do with it for years, but am now finally happy with the set-up.

I like all the worlds and towns, and I own all of them now, except for Cottage Living. Which I plan to get later on. I wish we could live in the Mognolia Promenade, but I have been able to put buildings there, like malls I find from the gallery. Even Eco Life's world, even though I don't like all of it, I do still like it overall.
They did really good with creating the worlds, and I like the freedom of one of the worlds we can pretty much create how we want.
The only downside for the worlds is that in regards to living worlds, I wish we have more places for our Sims to live. I have to stop myself from filling them up quickly.

Windenburg is absolutely stunning. The only sad part is that to the day there's any swimming spots, but, it's the main neighborhood for my stories and my main sims are from there. Even if you don't like so much the modern part of the world like me, you can easily ignore it because the world itself it's just big enough and has plenty of other beautiful spaces. I find the world pretty immersive as well. There's this little painting spot behind one of the houses on the hill that I always found adorable, and I've often sent my sim to paint there among the apple trees, when her daughter was still a toddler. I have so many beautiful memories and cute stories from this neighbourhood. The small lake house, with the little crossing path made of rocks on the river will always be in my heart.

With the exception of Forgotten Hollow, which I still have no families living in, I like all the worlds/neighborhoods pretty equally for different reasons. I play fairly realistically, no occults, and I like to start my new Sims out with their starter funds in either San Myshuno or Evergreen Harbor. Then their lives, or the lives of their children, lead them elsewhere. Sometimes the kids will "go backpacking" in all the European worlds, sometimes they'll buy a second house in Glimmerbrook (which I picture as a mountain town close to EH), one time one of my Sims had a "nervous breakdown" and cut off ties with her family and moved into Slip 42 in Strangerville.

For pure aesthetics though, my favorites are the beachy area in Brindleton Bay, pretty much any part of Strangerville, and Olde Platz in Windenburg.