What makes a good neighbor
Unless it's during an event, I'm not that bothered if neighbours visit. For me it's more important that they have well designed towns that provide me inspiration. Also unconventional uses for items
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Have a neatly laid out Springfield to make it easy to find things.
Also try to keep your Springfield relatively compact.
All the distracting zombies, pets, etc. should be removed when they aren't needed.
Try to keep buildings, trees, etc. from covering too much of the sidewalks and streets so things aren't hidden.
Visit at least every other day when quests are active.
I don't care much for extravagant designs like 3-D creations, mazes, etc., but I do appreciate small details that make your Springfield interesting.
Don't do anything that adds more work or frustration, such as tapping buildings in Krustyland or the far corners of your neighbor's Springfield, or hiding things behind tall buildings, etc.
Use some of the skins for characters to keep things interesting and so I can see some of the skins I don't have.
When they aren't doing quest tasks, try to have your characters do visible tasks when possible.
I hate large 'house farms'.
Helicopter Arnie and Santa Sleigh Homer can be annoying, but they aren't deal-breakers for me (but the EA programmers really need to fix how both show up in the game).
Edit: Keep all the real tall buildings (like ClausCo and the Springfield Sign) at the top or along the left so they don't cover anything.
Also try to keep your Springfield relatively compact.
All the distracting zombies, pets, etc. should be removed when they aren't needed.
Try to keep buildings, trees, etc. from covering too much of the sidewalks and streets so things aren't hidden.
Visit at least every other day when quests are active.
I don't care much for extravagant designs like 3-D creations, mazes, etc., but I do appreciate small details that make your Springfield interesting.
Don't do anything that adds more work or frustration, such as tapping buildings in Krustyland or the far corners of your neighbor's Springfield, or hiding things behind tall buildings, etc.
Use some of the skins for characters to keep things interesting and so I can see some of the skins I don't have.
When they aren't doing quest tasks, try to have your characters do visible tasks when possible.
I hate large 'house farms'.
Helicopter Arnie and Santa Sleigh Homer can be annoying, but they aren't deal-breakers for me (but the EA programmers really need to fix how both show up in the game).
Edit: Keep all the real tall buildings (like ClausCo and the Springfield Sign) at the top or along the left so they don't cover anything.
