Would you rather have much larger plots?

This is kind of a complicated answer, if we ever got proper farm animals that aren't objects, like they're treated like sims like Dogs and Cats are then Yes. I'd like larger lots. But as the game is now I would like more 64x64 lots and 50x50 lots for sure. I'd just like more lots in general, it doesn't matter how big or small they are.

It feels like the larger lots doesn't run that well in the game engine, especially not if you build a large house on them, so I'm not sure what one would use a 100 x 100 lot for. I can only think of maybe an amusement park, a large farm or an airport or something.

The game also have the max 20 sims per zone limit (if you are not using mods), so if we are going to be able to build large lots like that in the sims4 then they should add an option for people to remove that limit.

If we ever get horses and also a farming set up like TS3's Grand Pa's grove.
Plus nectar making. I loved growing my own crops and having a huge nectar celler.

The bigger the lot the better I hate the small lot limitations I can never build what I want so many times I start building and end up having to make shrink down the build. If it was up to me no lot would be smaller than 64x64 a few 100x100 would be great for parks or mall builds.

I would like a few larger lots for stately manors (70x70).
I’d be interested to see the size of a 100x100 lot size. New York’s Central Park comes to mind ?. I like the suggestion of a shopping mall. ??

Whether my computer could handle the sizes is another matter ?.

I can't even figure what to do with the larger lots we already have. :p

My DSV.
https://i.imgur.com/bJlxMkm.png

Yes if we could build an open world on the lot, but the retriction of eight Sims to every lot stops that. Otherwise I found big lots far to time consuming when Sims has to walk from one side to the other. It is like big houses in let's get famous, It take my super famous Sim forever to walk from the topfloor to the ground floor.

I prefer mid size to smaller lots simply because I never quite know what to do with incredibly large lots without having so much empty space.

Such vast space and very little usable space and the artwork are nice. :)