In both worlds, the quality of the light is quite evocative and adds an extra dimension to the playing experience. Monte Vista is also beautiful, and very green. The layout make the world seem really expansive, especially if you're building on the Salton Sea side. Strange as it sounds, I don't like riding on paved roads (just as I wouldn't in real life) so if there isn't a lot of wide open space to ride through, I judge it as not a good world.ДЇor that reason, I really like Lucky Palms, with the desert setting and the rocky vista. Also, how the view is while at ground level when the Sim is riding. I myself, love the pets, particularly the horses, so I judge worlds on how nice/compatible they are to ride through and how easy it is to build ranches. I think it depends on what style of Sims you like to play. I cant find any uploaded pic's of SUnlite Tides or Hidden Springs Since I have some pic's f Monte Vista, here they are for you to review it by: Hidden Springs is all nice and fairytale-like. I like SUnlite Tides too because it is all sunny and the water is clear and turqoiuse! The con is that its hard to navigate anf find things cuz its so big o_O But the size may be for the better, space wise! But it's worth it big time, I love it! It is all nice and old European style with terracotta rooths and everyone there has nice Itlian names and lots of them wear shades

It is just beautiful, although it's irritating how you cannot buy it with simpoints, only as a bundle.

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