With Britechester TS4 now has 217 lots across all worlds

I make use of every single one ?

I'm running out of places for my Sims to live. I'm starting to delete premade lots that I really like just to make space.

For me it’s not the total number of lots that matter, but the lots per world, and how certain worlds are severely lacking in that area. Also, many of the lots accounting for these totals are clearly meant to be community lots and aren’t really flexible enough or viable for residential gameplay (usually because they’re too large or because the surrounding area doesn’t fit).

While I still have a good number of lots that are unused at the moment, I know in the future most will be occupied. A few years ago I was desperate for more lots, but now I am happy with the amount we have.

My problem is that we rarely get big lots. I only like playing on 64x64 lots and we have hardly any of those so I'm always using the same lots in my save games.

I mean this game has more lots than I will ever use but I also feel like lots of them are kinda boring lots or don't suit me
and I still want more interesting worlds to have enough lots so I can just live there with all my sims if I want

overall:
make more unique and interesting neighborhoods with plenty lots
cut down on boring lots that look just like any other lot in the game

don't over use shell houses and let me actually live in fun places
actually just let me choose if I see shell houses or not
with particular neighborhoods would help a lot

since then I could put in houses that don't go with architecture style of world
and not be annoyed everytime i see the clash

I'd love another empty world but more in the style Brindleton Bay (the farm looking side).

All of my Sims live in Willow Creek or Sulani. I use Windenberg and Newcrest for public venues to visit. I don’t think I’ve ever even opened up Oasis Springs or Magnolia Promenade. I rarely use Brindleton Bay; usually forget about it, although I have recently placed some cliff side “campgrounds” for Sims to visit.

"So_Money;c-17308906" wrote:
For me it’s not the total number of lots that matter, but the lots per world, and how certain worlds are severely lacking in that area.

Absolutely this. I want Sulani to be its own isolated, self-sustaining paradise. But if my sims want to go to the library or a cafe, they have to leave their paradise and visit not-Europe for a cup of coffee. It's so immersion-breaking.

I only use few favored lots.