Ushering the Industrial Age

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Entry posted by garyF · April 27, 2014

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Replies (in the spoiler)

@jmsepe: yea... and I've made two more bridges... but it's coming up within 3 days ;-)

@Wallibuk: you'll surely see more BATs... :suspense: ;-)

@feeroz123: there's another stone bridge in store for you... and a steel one if you like steel solid bridges ;-)

A balloon ride over Wind

"Welcome dear Guest," says Mayor Wanda, as she invites you to her mansion in Wind Village. "It isn't very windy here," she jokes, "but it'll be useful for a hot air balloon ride over my little cove. We will go up tomorrow morning."

As you get in her house, the sims of Wind flock outside to greet you, their first visitor. "They're so glad you stopped by," she said.

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If you're thinking why the village was named Wind, it's not because of the south-easterly winds. It's because of the neighbouring village of Breeze. And of course, Wanda wanted something to go with her name.

As you go up, you see her keen liking of symmetry.

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It's Hot in Oven

All this farming has made the sims self sufficient. They now want to progress ahead. Mayor Fry is given the responsibility of creating the first industrial city in Casdent: Oven.

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With the population swelling over a 1000, Mayor Fry is advised to provide the sims with a house of worship. The advisors said that it helps calm frayed nerves, especially binary ones. Not too impressive in the night.

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But most of all, the advisors mentioned that it gives a sense of relief to the sims knowing that their loved ones can rest in peace after they crash… um… die. Keeping a power pole at the top of the graveyard ensured that the spirit becomes one with the heavens and the electricity which flowed through the sims houses. That way, the sims would be assured that their loved ones do not roam around as undead.

Too eerie for a night mode picture?

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