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Lost Temple of Bisectica (cont)
The Bisectian people knew the secret of upward vertical ascension, which means you can get up close and personal with that puking monkey.
There is even room to expand, if you like. May I suggest an expensive bed for that luxurious cheat-y feeling?
Please note, the Bisectians did not have electric lighting. This is a campground, what do you expect? Aside from a dishwasher and a private cook, I mean.
Oh, and there’s a little monkey puke problem, but don’t let that trouble you.
Ok, lets get down to the nitty gritty. Under the window dressing this is a very simple 3 x 3 lot. There are no trees, no plants, and only two or three decorations.
This is not a beach lot. I know, I know, you can see the ocean in some of the photos. That was just to confuse you.
The campground has 2 tents, 1 hammock, 2 toilets, 2 showers, and 3 sinks (1 in the kitchen area.)
There’s room for at least one more tent inside, and more outside.
The floor tile “roofing” should protect the sims from rain, but they will be exposed to cold. There’s a campfire, cappuccino machine, and hot chocolate machine for that.
The kitchen area seats 4. The Shiney Time stove will summon the cafeteria worker, who will cook for free. It's a little touchy, however, and sometimes the worker won't show up. For those times, and for late at night, a grill is provided.
No refrigerator is needed. Actually, if you put one in, visiting sims will use it and you will be charged for the food.
The outdoor showers will make puddles. I didn’t notice a big environment hit, but you could easily enclose this with walls or the room divider. Personally, I like seeing all the sims yelp because they saw someone naked.
The goal of this lot is to provide free lodging, but not “use up” many of the special Bon Voyage items. Sims can refresh their needs here, then head out to explore other lots.
And if they want to stick their hands in the monkey puke, they can. Hey, who am I to judge? Actually, forget that. Gross! Stop it! Ugh!
