'Get Famous' is great and adds the world 'De Sol Valley'. I would most recommend the Seasons Expansion (but I don't think it comes with a new world). Directions on this process:ĭo you have any additional worlds besides what comes with the base game? If not, they seem to be 40%-50% off currently, and they is super helpful for enjoying and expanding your game! You can find the sales on this page: ( you asked about this.) You can create a new game that features certain families, but doesn't include them all, and switch your play between your various game saves.You can then fill the household with grandparents, a favorite community couple, etc. If most of the couples only have 1-3 kids, your lots won't fill up quite so fast.This forces you to need a bigger home, but it provides a lot of support (financial, housework, social, etc.) for the household members, and it may allow you to clear out a few homes to do some of this? I do a lot of combining households, and most of my households are 2-3 couples plus grandparent(s), kids, pets, or others you move into the household.(The destination worlds are a bit different, I believe, but I only have one of those and have used it a limited amount, so I cannot give you a 100% accurate view on this part. You probably know this, but most of the worlds are visited by/used by you and other community sims (played and unplayed).(If you want to you can save the lot to your library before building over it, in case you may want to re-add it somewhere later). You can edit, bulldoze, build on, or download a lot from the gallery to place on certain retail and public lots (the ones that highlight when you hover on them and allow you to enter in edit/build mode).Check to make sure but either of these actions should add them to your 'played households' and protect them from deletion/replacement by the game.

If you want make sure any particular sim household that you like but don't play doesn't get deleted, open it and save or just 'favorite' it in the households. Then you can use or build on or move into those lots.

they just won't live in one of the houses.

They will then 'live' in the played/unplayed households, and they will still be 'townies' and go to businesses, public lots, etc. A few things to point out, in case you didn't realize this: As certain expansions do come with additional worlds, which will also be a combination of retail/public plus already built (filled and unfilled) residential homes, plus a sprinkling of empty lots.

also wish there were more options for developing and build ing/placing lots we choose for our own 'customized' worlds.

Base game empty worlds for sims 3