Seraph city was a lovely sim, one of the few I visited regularly outside of 1920s Berlin.
The theme was Dieselpunk, a 1930s-1940s interpretation of the future.
The sim looked fantastic and was a lot of fun to explore.
I first learned the sim was in trouble last February, when it was announced that the sim would close.
However the passionate people involved with this sim didn’t want to give up and several times they tried to restart the city, turn it around, keep it going.
It is sad that these plans now officially seem to have failed, the land has been sold, all prims returned and a new owner appears to have completely different plans.
It is a shame to see such an original sim go but I am sure that all the talented and nice people who made it what it was will find other projects to work on and will find new ways to share their creativity with the rest of us.
Good luck chaps.
Goodbye Seraph City, visiting yesterday’s future was fun.
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I was familiar with Seraph City since a very long time, so i’ve been able to gather a photo collection of the city’s different times. I posted it on my blog, as a farewell to that stunning place:
http://justmelusina.blogspot.it/2014/07/the-seraph-flew-away.html
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How very sad. It was a lovely sim and a lovely theme.
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It´s perhaps it bit weird, but sometimes a sim closing is like loosing a good friend. You could go there and just enjoy the atmosphere, the enviromment and have a good time. Very sad about it.
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