Fargo Updated
Noenmity:
I too have been playing this world for a few days and am really liking it. Actually more than any new world so far. I'm checking this thread to see if perhaps you had any plans to revise this world in any way and apparently you do. I found some small flaws and possible pathing issues. If your interested, i'll make a check list and post it here and you can check it if you want. Thanks for your world and your time.
The_Goddess:
Quote from: Noenmity on 2010 March 30, 05:26:15
I too have been playing this world for a few days and am really liking it. Actually more than any new world so far. I'm checking this thread to see if perhaps you had any plans to revise this world in any way and apparently you do. I found some small flaws and possible pathing issues. If your interested, i'll make a check list and post it here and you can check it if you want. Thanks for your world and your time.
Yes, I just returned from honeymoon, I'll be working on the world now. Input is welcome.
Noenmity:
Sorry, didn't mean to interrupt your honeymoon lol! Congratulations and best wishes on getting married!
Now on to business. I've downloaded about 30 new worlds in the past week or so but I keep going back to Fargo. I like it but there are issues. For instance many of the new houses I put in the world sink into the lots. And when I delete some of those, the lots are left with jagged impressions. There are also many tears in the land and sidewalks and streets sinking into the ground as well. There was even a manhole floating in midair near where the corralled lots are.
Also, on the highest plateau there is a large lot and a small lot and thought to mention the small lot has the best view in game and thought to suggest making the small one a larger one, but not sure the difficulty or possibility involved in doing that.
Anyway, its a great world and most worth improving in my estimation of it. And i'm not the only one who thinks so. If you read the posts all over the create a world section of the sims 3 forum, people keep mentioning how they really like this world and also keep going back to it. That about sums it up for now.
The_Goddess:
Yes, the lot by the waterfall does that ; as do the others that dip slightly into the ocean. This is caused by placing a flat lot on a lot that has its own custom edges. It is on the list of fixes. The only way to prevent the sinking is to build your own home there or set a lot down that was built there.
I saw only one road problem, on the corner of the road that the red school is on. Where else have you seen this?
The man hole I have not seen, but am now hunting for it; LOL.
Thank you for the input.
Noenmity:
Goddess, not sure if you found the floating manhole yet, but I found it again and its not near the gated lots. but rather near the high school in the farming zone.
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