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Snow-covered decorations

I really like the dead, wintery look of the trees. It's realistic and of course pine trees would still look fine as they would in real life.

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  • SNE4K
    241 posts
    edited December 2012
    I don't mind the Christmas skin for the trees...what do you mean reasonable...trees loose their leaves in winter...it's fact, and it happens,

    It's an interesting change to have a load of leafless trees around where before they was big green and full...it gives allot of areas a complete different look for a month...
  • zuzupj
    1452 posts Member
    edited December 2012
    :shock:
  • bu1wink1e
    27 posts Member
    edited December 2012
    I like the look, my forested areas look realistic.
  • jasonicus321
    1811 posts New member
    edited December 2012
    Have you ever seen trees in the winter before? :shock:
  • USDPC
    221 posts
    edited December 2012
    I think the Springfield sign looks best covered with snow.
    I thought it looked kind of plain and ugly before, but now I like it.

    I hope they keep it covered with snow permanently.
  • Simpsons00001
    729 posts New member
    edited December 2012
    the greens will be so much greener when they come back...i can't wait
  • Marcovarius
    558 posts
    edited December 2012
    dont wanna state the obvious but I think it might melt with spring :)
  • mdfriend
    1330 posts Member
    edited December 2012
    the greens will be so much greener when they come back...i can't wait

    Ha ha ha ha, nice one
  • danielborbey
    28 posts
    edited December 2012
    Agreed that snow covered trees and bushes look great, but I think I will hold off on any more landscaping until it melts as it makes it harder to see what looks good together when its all snowy and/ or dead looking.
  • mike_bornste
    941 posts
    edited December 2012
    I dig the snow. Its a really nice change that has invigorated things for me, decoration wise.

    Moreover, I really hope that the snow doesn't go away with the January update. Let it stick around for a little while. Especially since EA did actually expend a fair amount of effort on it.
  • JuliusGulius
    625 posts Member
    edited December 2012
    The only plant that was overlooked frost/snow-wise, was the one that could have used it the most. *Oh EA, you missed a spot* :wink:

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  • felicity2092
    162 posts
    edited December 2012
    I'm sooooo looking forward to having my green Springfield back again! X
  • kathlin409
    15 posts Member
    edited December 2012
    As someone from non-snowy winters, this update looks great! I get to enjoy snow but not the cold.

    Would be nice to see a "spring version" of the trees with little buds of green but not full and leafy. Maybe some flowers with bees buzzing around?
  • caprici424
    300 posts
    edited December 2012
    thelawnet wrote:
    A lot of the trees and things look kinda dead in their Christmas guise. Seems like you have to re-landscape for Christmas. Only the pines look reasonable really.

    I love the look of the pine trees...switched out some of my leafless trees in pretty areas with pines for the season. I'm not going crazy with re-landscaping, but a few things here and there really make a difference.
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