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| Is there a masterplan behind the sims? 01/04/2022 at 17:56 #145985 | |
Joe S
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Hi all, I'm enjoying the surprise release of sims and user-created TTs for older sims that I haven't played in a while immensely: once again, the devs come up trumps! However, just a quick and genuine question if I may: there have been a few sims released over the years that currently appear to be completely 'standalone' in the truest sense: no chains are available at all such as Penzance and the latest Slough panel which I'll buy this weekend. Is the ultimate idea that, one day, we'll have a joined up chain from say, Paddington / Slough to Penzance (and other regions too of course), or is it just a case of our awesome team of devs picking a sim for which they have data and get cracking on with it? I hope this is taken in the way I intended: a genuine open question as I enjoy SimSig immensely and look forward to any new sims, whatever they may be  Cheers, Joe Log in to reply |
| Is there a masterplan behind the sims? 01/04/2022 at 18:21 #145986 | |
GeoffM
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A little bit of (a) and a little bit of (b). Yes, we have kind of earmarked certain areas for certain devs, but we do also need to have a good set of data for those areas. Also, for newer devs we like to ease them in gently so Penzance was a good starting point; similar for Slough. Coincidentally for both those two, the devs also knew the area intimately from living, working, commuting, or whatever.
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| Is there a masterplan behind the sims? 01/04/2022 at 18:26 #145987 | |
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Joe S
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Thanks for a speedy reply Geoff!
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