That's true, but the overall flatter terrain of the rest of this world with such sharp peaks is too much of a contrast.  It is still looking great, and I stand in awe of anyone who has the patience to create a world.

Some of those mountain peaks have to go-it looks unnatural.  I speak from experience having lived 5 years in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina.  Maybe you could get rid of about half those peaks and round the remaining ones off.  I do really like your world and am looking forward to it's release.  It has a nice small town feel to it.  I especially like the farming area and the semicircular road by the town hall.  I also like the fact that you didn't overdo the trees and that you've used a lot of 20x30 lots.  I agree with changing the name-doesn't look quite like a Springville.

Don't buy a duocore processor if you want to play both sims3 and sims2.  I have a good computer with AMD duocore and 4 gigs of ram, fairly good video card, which plays both games well.  However, sims2 only recognizes 1 core instead of both cores so it only runs off that one core.  This makes game slightly slower than I'd hoped for when purchasing a duocore processor.

A changing table, an aquarium, a sectional, a diving board, & a hot tub would be my first 5 choices followed closely by better overhead cabinets and a stand-alone shower.