Flat Roofs or Sloped Roofs

[AuraMasterNeal]

This is pretty self-explanatory: I'm curious whether my fellow Simmers like putting flat or sloped roofs on their builds more.

I personally tend to like flat roofs a bit more for two reasons:
1: Sloped roofs are cool and all, but they're way overdone
2: Flat roofs give you a whole extra story of space to put things. For example, in my main household, I have my observatory and my jungle gym (Yeah, having a toy spaceship on your roof is awesome), and after I move the wedding decorations, I'm gonna move my actual rocket ship up there.

That's not to say I don't ever use sloped roofs. It can really depend on the style you want for that specific build, but I do tend to like flat roofs more overall. This is my opinion, post and share yours (if you want)

[AnnDruvez]

Combining the two makes for an interesting roof line and give the best of both worlds.

[Joria]

I think it really depends on the whole "look" of what you are building and how large it is.  When I build a small, multi-storied house, I tend to put a flat roof on it so I can use the roof as the yard.  Building on a 10x10 lot the building itself tends to make it so there isn't much area for garden or play, and you can build a really awesome roof top play ground or party area on that tiny building.  On the other hand, if I want a small building to have a more whimsical look, a sloped roof would look best and give it that fairy tale type feel to the build.
On the other hand, if you're going for a more modern or southwestern look to the build, a flat roof could be best.  I don't think I've seen a really modern build with a sloped roof.

[ManiSims]

I tend to put sloped roofs on any houses I build, but in one game I got rid of the roof because I had an astronaut sim who needed space for an observatory and microscope.