Poll: Retrofitting Property Fences

Is removing old static fence layouts an acceptable trade-off for new property fence hook layouts?

  • Yes

    Votes: 86 91.5%
  • No

    Votes: 8 8.5%

  • Total voters
    94
  • Poll closed .

Livvy

Active member
As bad as these pictures look, it is even worse in person. It is horrifying.

What was done today to trees that have been there since the release of Rohan Housing is absolutely shocking and atrocious.

All of my Eastfold properties have been totally decimated. They all look like barren waste lands.

The patch today was supposed to remove "errant trees that suddenly sprouted up". Not remove all of the trees that have been on our properties since the inception of Rohan Housing.

My Mead Hall is the worst of all, and has been completely stripped of life. All woodland beauty is now gone. And every single one of my properties has been decimated.

Please please please fix this. This is not what I purchased and have loved for all of these years.
 

quendirivendell

New member
I have an Eastfold property, 1 Peak Way. I was looking forward to having fencing hooks but the removal of the interior stone walls looks absolutely awful. There is only one fence hook by the front door and when you put the rose hedge in it, firstly the hedge does not show up and you cannot move it. I thought there would be fence hooks to replace all the interior stone walls. If this is not the case, bring back the interior stone walls.
 

Lillypad

Well-known member
I expected that those interior enclosure walls would be gone. What I didn’t expect was the complete re-vegetation (if you will) of the entire landscape. The tree issue has been resolved to my satisfaction (but apparently others disagree). What I cannot live with is the hobbit-high ground vegetation that appeared.

i am not sure what it is possible to replace as far as those interior enclosure walls are concerned. Those responsible will have to let us know what can and cannot be done from the standpoint of tech, time, budget and willingness.
 

quendirivendell

New member
I expected that those interior enclosure walls would be gone. What I didn’t expect was the complete re-vegetation (if you will) of the entire landscape. The tree issue has been resolved to my satisfaction (but apparently others disagree). What I cannot live with is the hobbit-high ground vegetation that appeared.

i am not sure what it is possible to replace as far as those interior enclosure walls are concerned. Those responsible will have to let us know what can and cannot be done from the standpoint of tech, time, budget and willingness.
Yes, a lot of my smaller yard items get lost in the jungle. Sam, the property manager is certainly not doing his job keeping the shrubbery under control :]
 
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