I’ve been participating a lot more here because it feels like my contributions have more impact than they did on Reddit.

Omg I love that, what a fun idea.

Yeah I don’t think there’s a CC equivalent for the modular book shelves, so I can see that really appealing to people. I almost got it for that, but then I remembered I hardly use the Dream Home Decorator modular content so I’m holding off. I’m sure more dedicated builders really appreciate the book shelves.

There’s an expanded version of the Not So Berry challenge that I just started. This one incorporates the expansion and game pack content, and the maker updates it frequently when new content is released. It helps me use features I forgot about.

https://illusorythrall.wordpress.com/home/challenge-rules/gameplay-challenges/all-packs-extended-not-so-berry-challenge/

I first played a druid in World of Warcraft, and the druids in DND are even better. I try to shake things up a bit by making clerics or themed druids (spore is a fun one).

I love that it’s perched on like a victory flag hahah.

I haven’t gotten them. I use PC so if I want new CAS, I just get CC. Honestly though, I have all the expansions and a lot of game packs, which contains enough CAS and build for me.

Thanks for being so on top of all these changes! I’m enjoying my experience here so far.

It might be a while before smaller, niche communities are established.

This always saddens me about where I’m from in the Midwestern United States. Our native flora and fauna are precious. The tall grass prairies and old oak forests are rare ecosystems, but the people who grow up here are so brainwashed by capitalism and modernity that they think our region is dull and lifeless.

Less than 1% of the original tall grass prairie remains. Even with conservation efforts, it’ll never return to the way it was.

There’s outrage about this happening to the Amazon, and people can’t imagine how a population can decimate a rare and valuable ecosystem. But we already replaced ours with farmland and suburbs so long ago that few know or care.