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HAM restaurant plaza
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30 Jun, 2015 @ 1:59pm
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HAM restaurant plaza

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Description
This park is designed to "interact" with the buildings adjacent to it.
A small square, that makes it seem as if the surrounding buildings have a terrace where they serve delicious meals.
It attracts quite a few tourists, especially medium and high wealth tourists.

-complete with custom thumbnail and tooltip icon.

The stats of the park.
Size:4x6
Cost: 1400
Maintenance cost: 400
Tourist draw:
Low wealth:10
Medium wealth:50
High wealth: 70
Ent Accum: 100
Ent Radius: 250

The stats are vanilla. In close comparison to "the Plaza with Picnic Tables".
Feedback is always welcome.

Hope you enjoy!
5 Comments
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Antonio Tribuzio 26 Aug, 2015 @ 7:47pm 
LOVING your interactive parks. Keep up the good work buddy!
ODukeCaboom 1 Jul, 2015 @ 1:22pm 
I've been looking for a plaza like this! any chance you can make a few others with different sizes?
Hamstertje  [author] 1 Jul, 2015 @ 12:14pm 
@MadTech I will definitly try and create more of these interacting parks. And a neglected area is defenetly something i would like to create. Because city life is not all about fun and games ;)
MadTech 1 Jul, 2015 @ 6:36am 
Such a simple idea but this and the backyard parks add a lot more character and realism to surrounding buildings. Thanks for doing these very useful interacting parks. :)

How about a couple slightly run down interacting parks. ie. maybe some small garage buildings running down the middle or a maybe just a neglected communal area for the kids to play in. If you could it would add some realism to the run-down slum/ghetto areas of a city :)
Verullus Forgefire 1 Jul, 2015 @ 1:31am 
Awesome work.. love your garden version as well.