Your favourite world?

"Bagoas77;c-16911238" wrote:
I think that I meant to choose Newcrest... whichever neighborhood has Budget Bend. I only have one household (a gay male couple) that I've ever played in ts4 o:) (for approximately 100 hours).

Willow Creek has Bargain Bend if you meant that?

Forgotten Hollow because there aren't any buildings in the backdrop. I can make it into any kind of world I want. I do wish it were larger, though.

I prefer cities for my Sims, I wish we could get a new one that isn’t just a backdrop like Del Sol.

I like that some lots are a little more secluded and in the trees vs right up on the roads. I personally do not live on a neighborhood street, and I like that my sims don't have to either.

I think it honestly depends on what kind of play style you're interested in. I usually like going for a suburban family play style, so Willow Creek is the best choice for that (in my opinion). Also, it seems to be the only world you can actually experience every type of weather in... for me, it constantly rains/thunderstorms in Newcrest and Brindleton Bay (which can often get highly annoying). However, I mostly use Newcrest as a commercial district. I think I only currently have three houses there.

Oasis Springs is a desert... which is the kind of setting I never liked in games. Not even just in The Sims... lol Whenever I come across a desert in a video game, I usually ignore it (if possible) or rush through it as fast as I can (if it's required for the game's story). Also, Oasis Springs doesn't get snow... which is essential for my Christmas season gameplay. lol

Windenburg is too foreign for my kind of gameplay (I don't really care for the old English village theme). The same goes for Forgotten Hollow.

Del Sol Valley is too small for what it is... especially since it's supposed to be a Hollywood/Los Angeles kind of world... it should've been much bigger (like the size of Windenburg).

I don't necessarily have anything negative to say about San Myshuno. It's just not really my kind of gameplay. For me, apartments have only been used in The Sims to start out (if I choose to do so). I almost never make them into actual homes for my Sims to live and raise a family in.

I probably made this comment out to be much more than needed... lol Sorry if I kinda ranted for a bit. I'm extremely exhausted right now (been awake for almost 24 hours)... lol So I might not even know what I'm talking about right now... xD I guess I'll see later on when I actually get some sleep.

Voted for Brindleton Bay because it is just so beautifully rustic and sometimes a little gray - it just is very moody and expressive, not to mention interactive as most of the worlds are as well.

I do love Windenburg because of its architecture and feel, I need to play in that world more often honestly.

Finally, my third favorite is Del Sol Valley - which I know is kind of an unpopular opinion in terms of gameplay at least, and I totally get that. It could be MUCH more immersive. But it is based off of my home and I recognize a lot of the inspiration, and so much of it has outstanding accuracy. When you go up to the top of the Pinnacles and look at that crazy view... It gives me a level of appreciation for LA that I don't always allow myself to have because I am one of those grumpy natives.

San Myshuno by far I'm using this world and apartments way too often.
But Windenburg and Brindleton Bay are close behind.

Windenburg is so beautiful! There is so much to do around the town and the building style is so nice to look at - I love how some of it is old-fashioned and some is modern. San Myshuno is definitely a close second to it though, I love the diversity and , like Windenburg, there is so much to do around the world.

I think my love for Oasis Springs just comes from how much I enjoyed Strangetown from TS2! I love the desert atmospheres in both games. If it were open world, I might like San Myshuno the best, or at least a close second, because that would add so much to the city feel. Then again, Seasons has changed my perspective on the worlds, and has allowed me to appreciate places like Windenburg that I was pretty indifferent about prior to Seasons.

Del Sol Valley is interesting, but a little lackluster--disappointing in ways that make it seem like nothing more than a copy of the other worlds. Newcrest and Magnolia Promenade are just bizarre.

San Myshuno is my current fave, I am really enjoying the apartments. I've had Sims live in the rundown TLC apartments, and one in a nice penthouse. The street festivals make the little neighborhood seem much more alive, and I don't seem to notice just how small the gameworld is.

I haven't spent much time in Windenburg yet, or Brindleton Bay, I might make a few families and dump them in later and see how the worlds play out. I've bounced around from different neighborhoods with a collector Sim, and I have to say my least favorite is Del Sol Valley.. It just seems so oddly small.