To make sure your neighbourhood is consistently improving itself, Sims need to vote on appropriate ‘green’ actions. On the opposite spectrum, voting for the greener action plans in your neighbourhood can remove the presence of trash and pollution while lowering your eco footprint score.
Not all action plans benefit the neighbourhood and many, like the ‘roughhousing’ action plan, can create a negative atmosphere and cause your eco footprint to rise. NAPs are split into two categories: green actions for environmental sustainability or industrial actions for a more ‘gentrified’ neighbourhood. They initiate a range of actions within a neighbourhood such as reducing energy consumption, becoming self-sufficient or developing gardening skills. Neighbourhood Action Plans (NAPs) are new neighbourhood-wide directives Sims can vote on. Vote on a Neighbourhood Action Plan (NAP) Here’s how you can improve your neighbourhood’s eco footprint. While trash is only found in the Evergreen Harbour region, all Sims neighbourhoods are now given a visible eco footprint score you’ll need to manage. Each of the three boroughs (Conifer Station, Grims Quarry and Port Promise) is littered with garbage, the sewers spew green liquid into the river and the streets are filled with empty lots. If you choose to move to the new neighbourhood of Evergreen Harbour, you may notice there’s a bunch of trash around. Here’s how you can use your influence to create the perfect, eco-friendly neighbourhood. While you should focus on your own household to reduce your eco footprint, your final score depends on your community. The expansion encourages players to lead a green lifestyle with a new ‘eco footprint’ and community system you’ll need to master. The Sims 4‘s latest expansion pack, Eco Lifestyle adds a range of new features to the game including neighbourhood pollution, eco-sustainability and community action plans.
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