The_Storyteller
Senior Member
Hi all,
I've currently been investing a lot of my time in perfecting the cosy, woodcutter's cottage theme for my Mayor's house. It's been an interesting and new experience for me because I've usually always gone with the regal/ princess combination and tried to make it as pretty as possible. With access to all the great new furniture items from the camp ground I've been inspired to go for something fresh.
But I'm finding that when I check my HHA scores, they're really low. When I first started playing Wild World back in 2006 I just did whole furniture sets in each room, and my scores were amazing! But I met a friend who had a kitchen? And a bathroom? And even a walk-in robe! So when I started playing New Leaf I decided I wanted to make my residents' houses actually feel like houses.
I did a lot of dream town reviews in my old town, and one thing I saw time and time again was people setting up entire furniture series in each room that didn't really flow or make much sense in order to score well with the HHA, and I think it's really disappointing, because I think the house is a place where you should be able to experiment and get creative, but the HHA criteria makes it really difficult.
Please tell me I'm not the only one that feels this way!
I've currently been investing a lot of my time in perfecting the cosy, woodcutter's cottage theme for my Mayor's house. It's been an interesting and new experience for me because I've usually always gone with the regal/ princess combination and tried to make it as pretty as possible. With access to all the great new furniture items from the camp ground I've been inspired to go for something fresh.
But I'm finding that when I check my HHA scores, they're really low. When I first started playing Wild World back in 2006 I just did whole furniture sets in each room, and my scores were amazing! But I met a friend who had a kitchen? And a bathroom? And even a walk-in robe! So when I started playing New Leaf I decided I wanted to make my residents' houses actually feel like houses.
I did a lot of dream town reviews in my old town, and one thing I saw time and time again was people setting up entire furniture series in each room that didn't really flow or make much sense in order to score well with the HHA, and I think it's really disappointing, because I think the house is a place where you should be able to experiment and get creative, but the HHA criteria makes it really difficult.
Please tell me I'm not the only one that feels this way!