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Rewards

If you have been a good mayor, made your city grow well, and are beloved by your sims, you get rewards.

This following list covers only the ones you get for under 20,000 sims. Some of these rewards are free; for others you pay through the nose. But they make the sims very, very happy.

Mayor's House

This first reward is offered to keep you from skipping town. It attracts the well-to-do.

House of Worship

What was that nonsense some French guy said about bicycles and fish? If for no other reason they make good community centers.

Cemetery

Sims go here for their final rest.

Farmer's Market

Lots of cheap veggies fresh off the farm are sold here: Eat healthy, eat happy.

State Fair

A deluxe farmer's market with carnvial rides, race track, exhibition hall (for those 4-H exhibits) and promenades (with the barkers and the colored balloons). It makes you feel that you're leaving there too soon.

Mayor's Statue

Your sims must truly love you to want to put up a pigeon post in your shape.

City Hall

For when you can't handle city duties on your own.

Radio Station

WSIM-FM: no Ashley, no Britney, no Christina, no Pink!

I have found that cities under 20,000 sims can also receive these rewards under special conditions.

Advanced Research Center

This is the pinnacle of the high-technology industry: A laboratory whose ideas keep the hi-tech machine humming and (for your city) keep the money rolling in.

Country Club

Wealthy businessmen have to go somewhere to improve their golf game, and in making them happy the Club does improve commerce. Never mind that there are more productive uses for those 144 tiles, and that its presence is a sore bone among the proles.

Private School

For those families with mucho dinero, Ivy League dreams and a disdain for the crap the public schools are pushing, this is where to send the kids.

Tourist Trap

I am not entirely sure how a giant spitting llama, a juggling wolf and the copy of the Hachikô statue attracts tourists; but it does, and businesses are grateful for it.

University

Hail, hail to old Sim U. It's bigger and better than a community college because it churns out more well-educated sims and attracts high-technology industries.


Written by Andy West on 14 October 2003, and updated 7 February 2010.