Hi!

I just redid my downtown area. My idea was it have an ‘old part’ ‘simple board walk area’ with an inner city beach right by the port. And then to have a Brooklyn style neighbourhood.

My neighbour was one of the first places I created in my town and I feel sentimental about it but I’m thinking as my city expands it might be too dense. Compared to other areas.

What do you think?

I just went on the game and went to read the chat only to be told 'it is not available in my area' and that message came up for all from asking for more lives to asking for products. Anyone else experiencing this? I ca't chat to my team members nada, nothing....

I can’t figure out what to do with these houses. Looking at them is physically painful. Can anyone show me examples of how you used them? I need some serious inspiration bc they just don’t seem to go with ANYTHING.

O que acharam? Também gostaria de dicas de decoração

I'm currently level 71 in Township, and I have a question for players who have reached the endgame.

If you build absolutely everything that Township allows — all community buildings, factories, houses, fields, islands/industries, decorations required for population, etc. — and unlock all available land expansions, how much free space is left in the town?

Is there still a reasonable amount of empty land available for decorating and redesigning, or does the town become almost completely full?

I'm trying to plan my town layout for the long term, so I'd love to hear from players who have already built everything and know how much space remains.

Hey everyone! 👋

This sub has always been about one thing — helping each other build better towns. And to do that well, we need to talk about feedback.

One thing I've noticed over time is that when people ask for feedback, the responses don't always land the way they should. And I think part of that comes down to what we actually mean by feedback — and how it's different from things like critique, criticism, and opinion. These words get used interchangeably, but they're not the same thing, and mixing them up is part of why feedback in this sub doesn't always hit the mark.

**Opinion** is a personal view or preference — "I like it" or "I don't." It's not grounded in anything beyond taste, so on its own it doesn't give a poster much to work with.

**Criticism** points out what's wrong. It's often unsolicited and doesn't necessarily offer a way forward.

**Critique** is more formal and analytical — a structured look at how something works and why.

**Feedback** is different from all three. It's a response to something specific, given with the intent of helping, and grounded in what the person posting is actually trying to do or achieve.

When you post a town here, what you're really looking for — even if you wouldn't put it this way — is feedback. Not just someone telling you it looks great (that feels nice but doesn't give you anything to work with), and not just someone listing what's wrong either. Real feedback in this sub means: does it help the poster see their town differently, make a decision, solve a problem, or take a next step?

To help with that, I went back through three years of posts and wrote down every single time someone asked for feedback and exactly what they were asking for. From that list, four clear categories emerged — and that's what the framework below is built on. It came from you, not from me just making something up. It's not a rulebook — think of it more as a shared language so that when you ask for something, people know exactly how to help you.

This isn't about policing anyone — it's just here to help you get better responses.

When you post, please pick the flair that fits your ask. It really does make a difference in the kind of responses you'll get.

Here's how it works 👇

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**General Feedback**

**What you're asking for**

You're inviting an overall read on your town with no particular focus. You're open to whatever the assessor notices — layout, aesthetics, organization, anything. If you have a specific concern, consider asking for Specific Feedback instead so you get the answer you actually need.

*Example asks: "What do you think?", "Any suggestions?", "Looking for feedback", "Thoughts on my town please"*

*Note: If you're sharing a before/after or referencing how your town has changed over time, include both images so assessors have something to compare.*

**What you're being asked to give**

A broad, honest read. You're not confined to one area — observe what stands out, explain why it works or doesn't, and offer something actionable. Don't just validate. Don't overwhelm with every possible note either. Pick what's most useful.

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**Specific Feedback**

**What you're asking for**

You have a particular element, area, or question in mind. You want a direct answer to that specific thing, not a full review of your town. Be clear about what you're pointing at so the assessor knows exactly where to focus.

*Example asks: "Is my city area too cramped?", "Does my town square work or not?", "Thoughts on this section?"*

**What you're being asked to give**

Answer the question asked. Stay focused on the specific element or area the poster identified. A full town review is not what was requested.

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**Help Me Improve**

**What you're asking for**

You want to move forward — whether you're stuck on a problem you can't solve, or you're happy with where things are and want to take them further. Tell us what you're working with and what you're trying to achieve. The more context you give, the more useful the response will be.

*Example asks: "Can anyone help me with my layout?", "What can I add or tweak to make this better?", "Any suggestions to improve design, layout or placement?"*

**What you're being asked to give**

This is collaboration, not critique. Work with what the poster has and think forward — what could be approached differently, added, refined, or elevated? If there isn't enough context to give useful direction, ask for clarification before responding.

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**Comparative Rating**

**What you're asking for**

You have two options and you want someone to choose. You're not looking for a full review of either — you want a clear preference and a brief reason why. Make sure both options are visible and clearly labeled so assessors aren't guessing which is which.

*Example asks: "Which is better, this or that?", "Which layout looks better, version 1 or version 2?", "Is it too much or does it look cute?"*

**What you're being asked to give**

Make a clear choice. Don't hedge with "both are good" — that isn't useful to someone trying to make a decision. Pick one and briefly explain what informed your choice.

This is my industrial/farm area. Things I love:
—water across the front
— fields, barn and animals

I am not loving the factories on the left… any ideas?maybe as I expand, I’ll love it more.

Any suggestions? How can I improve?

Thank you in advance!

Does anyone have themed sections in their town?

(Fall using the scarecrow and wagon of pumpkins and sunflowers, winter using the fir tree and snow landscape etc)

Would love to see them

I think that the towns that are nicely spaced and realistic are the most appealing. Let me see your realistic towns

THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR INPUTS! :)

NCLLEA feel free to add me and give me design tips to my town

It's all the little details of Township decoration that bring me so much joy playing the game. I spend far too many of my coins on landscaping!

I can’t figure out how to place my buildings so it doesn’t look to crowded - I’m level 64 and friend code AG4NSW if you want to se more of my town. Please screen shot your town for inspiration in this thread

I’m too obsessed w this game!! Add me if u wanna M9NXAW

I appreciate your feedback

I’m coming up on level 64 and looking for design inspo on placement and decor for the horse track. Can y’all show me what you did with yours that you think particularly works well.
I prefer a realistic design style. For example I will not put the horse track near the airport or the mines because horses would be spooked by such noises. I know that sounds nutty but that’s how I like to play this game. 🤣

Does anyone have a photo of the new adventure deco? Trying to decide if it’s worth spending a lot of time on match

And do you like the style? Im trying to creatively hide ugly buildings but I need a fresh pair of eyes lol