Community lot: Difference between revisions

[[File:Thesims3-62-1-.jpg|thumb|A park in ''The Sims 3'']]A '''Communitycommunity lot''' is a public lot which serves as the basis for commercial or recreational buildings/facilities in a neighborhood, such as shops, parks, etc. These lots often provide important services for a [[neighborhood]], such as selling clothes, groceries, and magazines;, and providing a gathering places to meet other sims and entertainmentplace for yourthe simscommunity. [[Townies]] and playable [[Sim]]s alike often appear on community lots to browse the goods, socialize or just hang around, so community lots are great places for Sims to make friends. Community lots are great places to meet the hard-to-find service Sims as well. Some (commercial only) objects can only be placed on community lots, and likewise some objects can only be placed on [[residential lot]]s.

As in ''The Sims'', residential lots become static when a Sim visits a community lot. Sims do not age while on community lots, but their [[Aspiration (The Sims 2)|aspiration]] level will still decay. Babies and [[toddler]]s cannot visit community lots. [[Child#The Sims 2|Children]] can, if they are traveling with older household members. If a child is taken to a community lot, neighborhood children may appear with one or both of their parents, or a child Townietownie may appear.

There are also a few lots that are not owned by a Hero Sim. Some of them exist from the beginning, namely the forest, the path to the village, the docks, the judgement zone, the cave/cementarycemetery, and the town square. A training area will be available after the barracks have been built. YouThe player can change the furniture on the training area, but it is unclear who owns it. After enough buildings have been placed in the kingdom, the reception hall is also available. It is an extentionextension of the throne room and it seems that the monarch is the owner.