How To Make A Tourist Trap Town.

-Have parkour in your town
-Have an arena/terrarium
-have a grinder for multiple types of mobs
-have a viewpoint tower that gives a view of your town
-have a giant casino building made of glass, and another block of your choice
-have buildings with shops in them, and a mall
-have a town map
-give free plots, but make some plots that cost money
-make a party room that only residents can enter
-have a museum of some sort (like a head museum)
-have an art gallery
-have a castle that you live in
-have a big, modern tower where you spawn, with rules in it
-lastly, have a farm open to allies only

This should Help. You will get a lot of residents, I promise!

 

Add on
- Iconic Structure that no other town has
- Skyscrapers (for Modern Towns)
- High class/Middle Class/Low class Sections?
- Amusement Park
- Bank
Good Guide Danrjik!

 

- Flood all your money into it, get a bunch of residents, make it popular, make it not suck, people will come even if it does suck, people are weird, etc.

 

*cough* Lakewood *cough*

 

I thought you meant killing them.

 

No town has this....

 

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--- Double Post Merged, Mar 27, 2014, Original Post Date: Mar 27, 2014 ---

LIES LAKEWOOD DOES

 

You must be getting a cold.

 

LOL WOW GUYS

 

uhh trap is that ilegal

 

Tourist Trap. Look it up. Learn some grammar/spelling.

 

You can't say, "Learn some grammar/spelling" until you stop using sentence fragments and improper capitalization: "Tourist Trap."

 

You do realize that we humans talk in "sentence fragments" all the time, right? I talk in sentence fragments, my friends do, and we all agree that fragments flow/sound better than complete, well thought out sentences such as these. Ask Deinen/Antiacus, he'd love to lecture you on the subject.

If we're going to get technical, adding a comma after "You can't say" is grammatically incorrect. Plus, I'm sure you'd agree that one misplaced capital letter can be overlooked, while gaeibel46's post (which contains no punctuation and has a spelling error) cannot be easily overlooked.

Now let's drop this petty bullcrap and at least talk like we made it through elementary school (I'm looking at you, gaeibel).

 

Knowledge bomb

 

If we're going to get technical, the proper way to quote is as I did it. Allow me to give you another example.

(This is the example now)
He said, "Blahdishtealjfelaijfe" and I took great offense to it. The comma is supposed to be there.

My point was, however, to show you that you cannot be hypocritical and criticize someone's grammar if you do not use proper grammar yourself.

/argument

 

Stop arguing about semantics on the internet.

 

Stop involving yourself in a discussion you were never in.

 

This is one of the more debated subjects involving grammar. Technicalities are the best.

I can criticize his grammar if it is as abysmal as his is. Any old person could point out what was wrong with gaeibel46's post, whereas only someone as seasoned as you could point out the capital in "Tourist Trap", let alone care about it.

Don't be an ass.

I agree. We should both stop, it's useless bickering.

 

You mean like this?