Author Topic: is it best to remodel or move?  (Read 2189 times)

Offline Janna

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is it best to remodel or move?
« on: March 11, 2012, 07:08:59 PM »
I was wondering about moving my sim to another home soon, she is making some money and I was thinking she deserved a nicer home. 
Which is best, to remodel or move to another home?  What should go and what should stay? Should I leave all the furniture and buy new? And what about items such as painting, one of my sims is an artist and she has done a couple of paintings that I would personally want to keep, not sell off. 

Is it cheaper to just knock out a couple walls and add the extra rooms, or enlarge the ones I presently have?

I was thinking I read somewhere here a discussion about this but I can't find it. 

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Re: is it best to remodel or move?
« Reply #1 on: March 11, 2012, 08:03:24 PM »
This is a tough question, Janna.  It has a lot to do with personal preference and building skill.  When I first started playing Sims 3, I would move to a new house because I didn't know how to build.  Then as my building skill increased, I would sometimes remodel the existing house.  Remodeling is a good way to learn your way around building, as well, so you'll be able to build a house from scratch someday.

When you move your Sim to another house, you'll have the option to sell or take the furniture.  Again, this is personal preference.  Everything from the existing house will go into your family inventory if you choose to take it.  Once you're in the new house, you can use what you want from it and delete the rest for some extra cash.  It's fun to live in the different houses, too.  You'll probably end up doing a little of both, moving and remodeling.
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