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Re: Prices of lots in Briny Heights

Back when I earned the millions of simoleons, there were no extra plots available.  I had been earning over 11k a day and spending it on clearing my original lot.  Once the lot was clear, I started having money, mostly because I was earning the same but wasn't spending it on land anymore.

Yes, if you get extra lots, you get extra sims.  I understand that each lot can hold 12 sims (4 playable and 8 others)
Another bonus to having extra land is that you can move some of the bonus items out of your main house into one of the other houses and all houses still get the bonus.  (For example, you can move the lamp, dresser or bathrobe to the new house and both houses get the bonus.). This helps if your main house is getting crowded with items and you want to make room for more 75 point party items but don't want to lose the bonus by putting bonus items into storage.  Holding bonus items is really the main way I use my extra house.  (I have 1 extra house and am in the process of clearing land in the new bigger lot).

The nice thing about this game is that you can work it as quickly or as slowly as you want and still have fun.  You won't miss out just because you take it more slowly.  You can also do it without any real money, or you can spend a little money if you want to.  I usually get an iTunes gift card for my birthday and have, for the last 3 years spent it on extras for this game, but mostly I play without any real money.


@DBrick01 wrote:

@BlueWizardRob 

I am going to take it slow and easy.

I think I can wait a year to get a new plot or plots of land.

The fact that you had a million simoleons is impressive.

The most I have accumulated at one time might be 50,000 or whatever the last plot of land cost.

As I write this, I am seriously wondering why I need more land.

How does that work?

I move out a player. Do I still control that player?

Do I get more than 4 Sims to control?

I am slowly rethinking why I need more land.

I need to read more about this.


6 Replies

  • DBrick01's avatar
    DBrick01
    6 years ago

    @BlueWizardRob 

    Thank you!

    I have two families living in the same house so it is getting crowded.

    Moving the secondary family out would be nice. 

    Like the idea about the bonus items.

  • Grinding. It’s all about grinding for hours on end. After a while that’s no longer fun. 

  • jayivy666's avatar
    jayivy666
    6 years ago

    Feedpack / Prices of Lots:

    I am feeling like a slave now in game..building the pyramide...

    Not a good feeling ... i do play it to chill from work and so on...not for to get stressed.

    Sorry ..still playing but i had to say it.....not nice at all.

    Maybe we need a gold donkey or we are the gold donkeys ? Good question ....right?

    We need playerfriendly prices in game and also in the shop !

    Thanks again  Phantomlover for all the informations..i really appreciate it. 😊💕💖

  • DBrick01's avatar
    DBrick01
    6 years ago

    I am a numbers girl. I like to know up front the total cost, especially since I am not spending real cash. 

    Your 2nd home

    40,000 (lot)

    295,500 to clear the whole lot

    267 llamas to clear the whole lot (means 267 times you have to complete llama zoom)

    30,250 to buy 10 rooms

    31 llamas for 10 rooms

    Your 3rd home

    Everything says the same except the lot goes up to 

    100,000

    If limiting self to 10 rooms. 

    And so on.

    I may have enough furniture in storage to decorate 1st home. Not a 2nd or 3rd home. Especially not enough lights or windows or paintings or furniture I really like. 

    More simoleons.

    More simoleons.

    More simoleons.

    Goal: Delay gratification

    Step 1: Buy 2nd home. However you cannot get the home until you have all the simoleons you need to purchase first lot, clear all land you want, and buy all the rooms you want, and the furniture you need.

    2nd step: check storage to see what you got that you want in 2nd home.

    3rd step: price out the furniture you need.

    4th step: Price out the total you will need to buy lot, clear land, buy room, and decorate home.

    5th step: Send your Sims to work.

    6th step: Let Sims have some fun while working. Don't want them to become dull.

  • @Phantomlover1717 

    I might have overlooked this but how many rooms do you get when you purchase another lot?

    We do get a house right, similar to 1st lot?

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