Jeff.

Sooo gorgeous as a whole and love all the details throughout. I felt what other people are saying too makes me want to go on vacation somewhere lol

I love so much of what I've seen people do with their city journals seriously, I just have to say though about this that the concept and everything is so impressive and it's crazy seeing sc4 like this lol

Driving thru Scranton man I hate that ish I drive thru her everyday I'm sayin man I really gotta ditch these pr- - - s in a the o bli teraating way Sims sitting on their ases While I work til carpal tunnel(jk) To make them happy everyday But they want more simoleons just to stay at home Well my friend I gotta say I won't pay, I won't pay ya, no waaaay Na na, why don't you get a job. Hey everyone sorry for the weirdness lol.. Just want to start by saying I truly enjoy this community and appreciate all the amazing content, and would like try my hand at making some BATS as well in the future. This will be my city journal where I'd like to show some of my cities that I'm working on in the region, hope they're nice to look at and stuff. Peace

Not sure if my post is public, but incase it is I do have a question if anyone might have a little input on how to answer it to resolve the problem. In this city Scranton I'm having issues with sims commuting to the neighboring city with a larger financial district and downtown area close to the border of Scranton. I've switched to regular two lane roads as a replacement of the 4 lane roads I had initially that extended well into the border of the neighboring city, and I made sure the intersections were adjusted and that the transitions were appropriate. So my question is how to go about using the 4 land roads effectively? I haven't yet installed the latest version of the NAM, but I'm wondering if the source of the issue is elsewhere beyond any issues the new version may have resolved?