I filled mine with cafes and restaurants so they dont take up residential space in the other towns!
Great idea! Did you change all the dead trees with living, pretty ones?
I didn't! I kind of like the aesthetics. It gives off a fall vibe even though we don't have actual seasons and weather yet, perfect place for a nice and cozy cafe
I think its rather pretty in its darker way. Its great for a rundown area or an old small town that's got to pot a tad. Could be like one of those old West Virginia towns after the coalmine has closed down and businesses have pulled out. I like the hollow to me it feels damper and is really the only area that my sims actually use a fireplace.
Saying "not to be rude", then blatently being rude does not excuse rude behavior.
I love Forgotten Hollow. There's so many cool nooks and crannies to explore.
I took a really nice, homey looking house from Willow Creek, painted it pink, moved in a sweet single mom and her son, and plunked it down in place of Fleidermaus Bend. The contrast between her sweet 50's family sitcom house and all the weirdness around it is all sorts of fun.
I've got plans to turn mine into a sort of private "gated" community for ultra wealthy Sims. The CHEAPEST home will run about §275,500 (estimated value). If you need to ask "how much?", you can't afford it kind of neighborhood - if that makes sense.
Oh, if only I had those gold toilets I custom colored in Sims3...
You can fill it with victorian houses I love them, they're the peak of our architecture, imo. And in my country they are dirty cheap and devalued, I don't get it. Sure there's a need for renovation, but it's still better than demolish and replace them with souless modern boxes as people do here.
I also tried to do the barber shop/meat pie store from Sweeney Todd
@TheLibrarySim I did almost the exact same thing on the exact same lot. I built the sweetest house I've ever built with beautiful, lush landscaping, and put a super adorable, incredibly innocent-looking couple there. The contract between the gloomy setting (which I love) is really perfect for the unsuspecting 50s styled family.
Aesthetically, it's such a great little town and I love it. I don't use it or vampires all that often, but it's really just an interesting place to have your sims live in general. The unaware humans surrounded by shady vampires really is just fun.
Someone already mentioned it, but I would probably put a grave yard in it, and if you have city living apply the haunted lot trait on it, fill it with urns of past sims and boom, basically a functioning graveyard. I would also probably build a creepy old library in it, and possibly an old run down mansion just for teens to hang out in when they’re feeling rebellious, filled with graffiti spots, bubble blowers, and whatever else teens may enjoy.
I am a vampire player (well soon, sorta), but I find myself never using more than one or two worlds per game. Despite planning on turning my main Sims in this game I will only go to Forgotten Hollow once, to well... turn them. And there's that really small one... the one with four lots... I won't ever go there. For example.
I put a restaurant in Forgotten Hollow and a bar I bulldozed the other houses except one. The place is to gloomy to live in if you are not playing with the vampires. Not much else you can do I still like the park but to gloomy for the kids to play in.
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Retail-store for savings-account
Retirement home for elders that you want to keep but not play
Personally I always use the maps that I am currently not playing in as storage for sims that I want to keep in the game.
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Great idea! Did you change all the dead trees with living, pretty ones?
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The May Family
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I didn't! I kind of like the aesthetics. It gives off a fall vibe even though we don't have actual seasons and weather yet, perfect place for a nice and cozy cafe
Saying "not to be rude", then blatently being rude does not excuse rude behavior.
I took a really nice, homey looking house from Willow Creek, painted it pink, moved in a sweet single mom and her son, and plunked it down in place of Fleidermaus Bend. The contrast between her sweet 50's family sitcom house and all the weirdness around it is all sorts of fun.
Oh, if only I had those gold toilets I custom colored in Sims3...
I also tried to do the barber shop/meat pie store from Sweeney Todd
Aesthetically, it's such a great little town and I love it. I don't use it or vampires all that often, but it's really just an interesting place to have your sims live in general. The unaware humans surrounded by shady vampires really is just fun.