Reorganised!
I have this problem aswell, but for me its reversed. I have space left whereas I dont know what to put there :?
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The "civil engineering" aspect is my favorite part of the game. I treat my SF like a real town in that it can't be completely wiped out and started from scratch, so when I get a new building, I meticulously work with placement of roads, ponds, landscaping, etc. to get it to look and feel right. I'll spend hours and hours on one new building. This is part of the reason Up Up and Buffet or the Lincoln building don't interest me. I can't see them fitting into my town and I would have to work very hard to get them to fit aesthetically (memories of working in Otto's bus into my all grassy, tree filled School zone).
That's not to say that I don't move buildings and such, but once I feel really good about the placement of an object (meaning, my OCDness subsides), I'll be really hesitant to move it. One instance of this is when I added a large park in front of my government row (courthouse, town hall, police station, prison). I had to relocate 5 or 6 buildings. That took several days of tweaking to feel right again.
Even my house farms have streets and logical access points. The only part of my town that isn't like this is a few squares way off to the side where I stack multipliers and other items necessary for a 5 star rating.
That's not to say that I don't move buildings and such, but once I feel really good about the placement of an object (meaning, my OCDness subsides), I'll be really hesitant to move it. One instance of this is when I added a large park in front of my government row (courthouse, town hall, police station, prison). I had to relocate 5 or 6 buildings. That took several days of tweaking to feel right again.
Even my house farms have streets and logical access points. The only part of my town that isn't like this is a few squares way off to the side where I stack multipliers and other items necessary for a 5 star rating.
