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HAM backyard park (row)

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15 Jun, 2015 @ 7:39am

26 Sep, 2015 @ 6:29am

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Description

This park is designed to "interact" with the buildings adjacent to it.
The hedges overextend the edge of the park, so they will touch the buildings you place next to it.
As a result it looks like the buildings in your city have a backyard!
Complete with custom tooltip and thumbnail icon.

Works well with my other park the "HAM backyard park (dead-end)"
See the screenshots for some design examples.

My intention is to keep the park cheap. and give it a moderate entertainment value.
So you need place more of these backyard parks (or any other) in close proximity to eachother, to raise the land value to the higher levels. I want to give this park vanilla/realistic stats. After all, I dont see any tourist admiring my own backyard on a daily basis ;)

However I still have some playtesting to do, so feedback is welcome!
The stats as of now:
Size:4x8
Cost: 500
Maintenance cost: 100
Tourist draw: 30
Ent Accum: 30
Ent Radius: 175

If any of you guys/girls make a creative layout using this backyard park.
Feel free to send me a good looking screenshot (all graphic setting on highest). I might add it to the Image reel, to give people design idea's.

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Borogwain 22 Sep, 2023 @ 9:29am

Brillant idea!

Laaaaggertha 27 Jul, 2021 @ 12:50pm

Of course I look at the screen shots WAY later. lol

Laaaaggertha 27 Jul, 2021 @ 12:48pm

ok so it took me a few minutes to figure out how to place these. Once i got it I love it. Thank you. In figuring out the intended use. I Found another way to lay them out like a LONG alley down a really long block. placed end to end. Using a tiny walking path "the ones that allow vehicles" Not connecting them to a road to avoid cars on them. :) works wonderfully.