CF1C964B-3686-4C9E-877D-4B0BB6AA1B94

CF1C964B-3686-4C9E-877D-4B0BB6AA1B94
Spyder
on November 13, 2021
29 views
This is from my “A” town. I used the glitch to remove mountains between Springfield and SH. This corner is where (black arrow) the current northern boundary of SH is and (red arrow) where the western side of the mountains were. The yellow line is where western edge of Springfield and the mountains. The blue arrow is about 4 squares north of the SH boundary, where the River canyon will split SH north and south.
Now we wait and see what will happen when the next update begins. Will I be able to enter the new area directly from where the mountains were, bypassing building the bridge? Will EA recreate the removed mountains? Will I lose the items I have placed in the area where the mountains were? Will I be forced to remove them? Will anyone think of the children? Has anyone actually read this far? #nexteventsurprises
Dimension: 1200 x 941
File Size: 52.83 Kb
in Album: Spyder's Timeline Photos
View More View Less
Like 6
6 people like this.
Graham-S
I'd be tempted to move anything placed where the mountains were - if they fix it to put those back who knows what'll happen to anything in the way
Graham-S
Oh and I doubt you'd get away with not doing the bridge, or it won't unlock the building to unlock the land
Graham-S
Hmmm, maybe dot a few trees or things you wouldn't miss where those mountains were so if they check the land is free before putting them back it isn't empty
Spyder
I was thinking I’d put the Simpsons house there, and the other buildings that you can’t store, just to see how they would handle that paradox. (I tried to put the monorail tunnel there, it won’t let me put it north of the black arrow. Or just the house but keep Homer and Lisa on task there.)
Graham-S
Just imagine they dropped mountains on top of Homer's house etc, be a nightmare to figure where to tap 'em !!
Spyder
The more I look at the picture, the more I like it. Clumps of trees with rocks. Piles of rocks, and possibly tree stumps. The gap looks like more than the width of roadway, maybe twice as wide.