And then there’s this monstrosity… which could probably house ALL of Riverblossom Hills with plenty of room to spare…
“AU” in which all residents of Riverblossom find shelter in Catherine Viejo’s household after a disastrous natural catastrophe/ zombie apocalypse/the Red Nation attacks…
But seriously: why are there so few windows in Maxis buildings? The Sims doesn’t have a Window tax… (not that I know of)
And yet, somehow, Riverblossom Hills is not the neighbourhood with the worst buildings…
But seriously, why did the houses get so much worse in the latter expansion packs?I sense a recurring theme: circles.
Omg I remember this thing! It’s like they didn’t even try!
Right? It’s just… so square… I mean, if there were estate agents in the Sims 2, they would advertise it as”simple” and emphasise that there is a pool…
And then there’s this monstrosity… which could probably house ALL of Riverblossom Hills with plenty of room to spare…
And yet, somehow, Riverblossom Hills is not the neighbourhood with the worst buildings… But seriously, why did the houses get so much worse in the latter expansion packs?
I sense a recurring theme: circles.
No classes means that I have time for (yet another) new project. Tadaa!
This is ‘Angler’s Cove’ by Nepheris (saw a link to this on my dahsboard the other day and instantly fell in love with it). It’s located south Riverblossom Hills, so when the town was destroyed in a freaky blizzard, most of its population moved to the quaint seaside town. Most of the former Riverblossomians (?) decided to live near the shore (the weather is slightly warmer than up the mountain, so swimming in the sea is possible- atleast in summer). There is also a small more rural district a few metre higher up with perfect conditions for farming.
aondaneedles 